The Evening herald., July 13, 1927, Page 1, Image 1

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O tl E fl O N: . Fair tonight in J.
Thursday with fog near roast.
Temperature snmewhst shove nor
mal Id th Interior, with lower
humidity. Moderate northwest
winds.
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, Herald Advertisers Appreciate Your Trade
Viko Five Cents
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, 'JULY 13, 1927.
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ROGUE
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"No Turning Back This
Time," Flyer's Man
ager Says
MUNICIPAL AIRPORT.
Oakland, Cat., July 13, (AP)
A round-trip airplane flight
between Oakland and Hone
lulu, starling at 9 a. m., to
morrow wat the program an
nounced today for Ernest L.
Smith, civilian aviator, hit nav
igator, Emory B. Bronte, of
San -Francisco, and their little
ailver-winged monoplane
-- .
I
Hmlih antl 'limine plan to Inml ,
at Wheeler Held near Honolulu j
r-uinilne the airplane mid atari
liark ' linmcillnlely for Oakland,
Mmlltl said he hrllrvr.1 lliry wouhl
nnmln oa the Mn.l but two hour.
tlnanc
inn today, it caused' a marked
crease of Interval about 'Ihn filers'
iinn
Wo ate ' making a test flight
i- irv nut the radio system ,
and if that i " n,,r 1
he nothing 10 top us trom nap
ping off tomorrow morning." Csp-
Inln Hoyle tmld. "And there 'will.
SMTH
0M0RR0W
lie no turning hack Ihls lime for a ;
broken windshield or . any , other j Wllh' articles of WiPorpornllon
trlvlul cUh. This tlmo-wo are (lied for the Pelican C.ate all 15.000
mina to' moke II " announcement was made today of
More r:.',ul.ii.cnl ! the opening August 1 of one of the
On Ihla flight Hmlth will havojtlnest enfes In '""" r,
Jr. C. ulpm....l th.n h. had when the, new William'. Building on Main
he and Charles H. C.rter of Lo."l rve.th .street,. .
, Angeles attempted their first Hon-; W. eV Van Trees. Kugene. In Ih
I nltiln start the day the army Fokker, restaurant buslne.s tor more lhaa
started The Rmlih plane baa ! 10 year throughout the aomh nd
abroad .life rnfl almll.r to the (middle west, will
type carried by Commander Byril r and vice-president of the cor
nnd which savwl his crew In their t poratlon.
forced landing off the French coast.) With the arrival of fixtures from
. In addition Smith will enrry a . Portland within the coming week, It
Clio metnr radio ael for both trans- Is the Intention of Mr. Van Treea to
..... .1.1 Continued On Page Two) v.
FLASHES
' ( I I.I.KX I.ANDIH MKXT TO JAIL
KM WtiKI.FH. July lil, AI") Culltn-Ijimlls, motion picture ac
lor. whs 'st-ntrnml to five il hi Jnll here today, for fnlllnil in hi all
,mmy .iiiieiits to bis tlltoneil wife Mlguon ll.run linll.
' FILM 1.1'MINArllES HEPAHATK
LOS IMIKLKH, July IU, AI') Tho Kninlner snvs t'lnlre Windsor,
fllui slur nnd Hcrt l.ylrll, "Hilre nntl screen nctor, hnve aepnmlnl nml
thnt Hie iiiesllon of n recomillntloii would he illscnsscd nl coiifer
rnco with iillorne) Imlny. .
THOI HAMM DHOWN
SIIAXOIIAI
t ii n.n il.nlli. nf more
In tMdiiled rcmrtii rerelvetl here.
IO llC llOIIII'll'M. . ,
'; 'OIVOIICKH rilF.F.P IP OX MAIIHIAOKH
PtIIITL.t.Ml, July LI. (.P)-"H wiiii't bo long now." sny nltnrlies
of .lliillniiiiiiili rnunty clerk' orflciv until divorce rviwil marrlnir" In
n 11 in 1 10 r In Purllnnil, miles ninillllclis VIhiiib"". A total of n:l'J divorce
iill nrro filed In this county illiriiiK the first six inontli of tliia yenr,
n coniiin d In DM the firsl si inontli of lll'JII.
! iillVlHl: TKLL ,TAIH TO tlKT OUT
I'CklMJ, f'liliin, July LI, (.P The Peking Riivernmi'iil, nfter n
veiiml protect by tllo furclun offlrfrs on Mondny, hns nent a nolo to
Ihe Jiipiini'so Iriintloii In which It ileiiiniuls tho liiiniedliitr witlidrnwnl
of triHtps from Tslnniirn mill TsIuhIho In Ihe povlncr of Khnntuiiff.
DI-'.IHC TIO OK FLYIN'O FIKLI) POHTPOF.I ' I
POIITl.AMl. July. 111. (A.IM
of Pnrlliinil will not be ilidli nicil In HcpteinWr, followliiR the tintlonnll
nlr rnccs nl Hiiiiluinr, tirrnriling lo n diiislon renrliptl. when II wn found i
I lie field uiuilil mil ho In runtlillon
RIVER - KLA1ATH BASI
ROBBEfcY NETS
50,000 TO TWO
YOUNG THIEVES
LOS A.N'liKI.KK. Julr 15. (API--Plaiuoiida
declared worth IJO.OOQj
ware stolen from a Jewelry it ore
safe her today by two young nu n ;
who battered Ham Cohen. 68. a;
clrk, unconscious 'Uh their r-j
volver.
Cobcn wa attack. -d Just after
entering Ihe More. He had opened;
t ho safe 10 placo the Jewelry 'In the
how raw. When ha unlocked
the Horn door to. admit a negro
Janitor. Ih two holdup men step
ped up from their walling place In
a nearhy doorway. Onn of them
truck Cohen down with a revolver
bull, and lh-i other at lha point
of a gun ordered the Janitor Into
the rear of lha Jewelry store.
Tho robber rleanad th anfe. of
dlMnonda and Jewelry and while
early workera pained lha alora calm
ly walked to their automobile and
escaped.
1'ohen recovered conclouanea aa
the pair war driving away. He
aid the robber look all tho dia
mond and Jewelr the aafe con
tained and thnt they were worth
around I50.00H.
RKM4TK FAILHl TWO llHOWX
8TKVENKOM, Wash.. July U. (A.
P. Olee Dodson. 11. gave her life
hr v.i.rrisv tn in attemnt . to
, y her companion, Margarit
Smith, ft, from. . drowning In a
i o u g b near ' here-. Moth wera
drowned,
air-Ill riP ftf 1 1 1 fl I IIT
NEW RESTAURJINT
SWILL OPEN HERE
Ten-Year Leae Taken On
Space In New Willia'me
Building
IN CHINA FLOOD
six i.'i...ui. i ...nili Aiihtvii , nnirliice nn'
rum II lllollMIIKI persons, ll IS kiihi
'lens of thousand of people nro snlil
The Hwnn Islnnd nliport of the Port
for nny cMcnslxc flying this srnsnn.V
Tl
AT STALLING OF
Deto-tinn Aalca for Action
On East Main Street
jn cnsi mam oireei
Paving Program
In various and aundry ways, a
del. gallon of determined cltlsens,
who waited on the city council it
a apcelal session yesterday afternoon,
conveyed lha Impression that tho
belief waa ritant that the council
waa "mulling" on the proposed pos
ing of Kast Main street.
The delegation wauted acrlon on
lha nrniect suit ihes iinud in know i
why lha city fathers bid not taken
steps to hasten the Improvement. I
Iwooertv bolder wr'f inured br
the council that the administration '
was anxloua to have I lie thorough-
fare Improved, nut
street was In the same boat with
uregon avenue, i omniemai ntreei .
and lMclflc Terrace that perplexing!
problem of asd valuation.
It waa carefully explulnrd that
cost of an Improvement cannot.
der ..y-ctrenmstance. ewwd the
a me sued valnallon of the property,.
Tho council advled the delegation ,
to ask County Assessor W. T. Lee
to raise the valuations of property
Ion the Milla addition main street In
order that t lie Improvement can be
CHILD IHKS OK tlt'IlNS
' THE DALLES. Ore.. July 1J, (A.)
P.) Nona Maxlne Martinson, 7,.
daughter of Mrs. Hana Martinson of
lllckleton. Washington, died In a.
hospital heVe yesterday from burns,.
suffered when her clothing caught I
tire while h wa aitempiing 10 i
Hgnt a tire.
BOOSTERS LEAVE
RESIDENTS
iniiiinnTn iti n 11
ninwiinnu i un 1 1 ii ni
Huiyni.li) urn ii ui.
FOR CALIFORNIA
vorj n . 1 . r 1 ' it I the .friendliest manner. . .
15 Ketldentt bntrain Un Hugh S. Cllison. head of the Amer
"Good Will" Tour Spe- I lean delegation probihly will pay
' Cial Train I "'Off, ' Kevin O'Higglns. Irish
, I Free Slate minister who waa assess-
More than 115 residents of Klam-. '"'fl Sondnjr.
nth Fall, and the surrounding com-. The atmosphere at Geneva today
munltle.. entrained for San Frn-, " "" 'rleadly. although a meet
clsco on the special train which left " "! hpId ,oda' dld "ot
here on the "(lood Will Tour" for " " areemenl on tho
Rncrnmentn nnd Ban Francisco last
night at nine o'clock. -
Hundreds of local people, not
able to make the trip, were at tho
train Inst night to see the excur
sionists on their way.
Hal niackhitrn nnd his orchestra
popped up the crowd with several
popular numbers Just before tho
train left tho station nnd through
out tho trip will help to advertise
Klamath Falls.
At nnnn Innnv Ilia vlalthrs VBH
guests of tho chamber of coromerco I enmusiasra
at Sacramento and were Inkcn on ' "rat of all. a treaty making 4..U.
n sight seeing trip about the city. 000 '" tn' " 1 ,ot "a?T
At two o clock tho tmln left for Son of Great Britain and ihe
sv.ncum .h.r. .i ftv.-ihirtv t... ! I'nlled States Is not to the liking of
night they will he greeted by the
San Francisco chamber of .com-1
m.n uhn hnvo utnnnnri an ninr.
tnlnmcnt proijrnin for them durlnu I
their stay tn the hay city. The
hotel California .wlll ho of fU lnl
hendnuurtnra In Ran Francisco. ' '
TKS PKIIMITS S.i7,l(
Once again s single permit
kept the tntiil ot Klnmith's
building record' up. to atgnfl-
ard. i
. This time 'tho permit was
for $JS.30. ihe cost, of con-
structlon of Ihe addition to
Mills Addition school. '
l,p .st"Pwi -
,n0 rouncu nggregat-
" ,nK 'o" outlny for the
week 'of 3.17,840.
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44-
RAIL WORK IS j
UNDER WAY IN ;
MODOC COUNTY;
al -
With rallroadlevlopment under i
war and with DSisnerts of further,
J exploitation of limber resource.,'
I Slodoc county, for long' one of the
jrountle "California forgo:," Is com-'
ring into lis own, saia Jonn uavis.
county assessor of Modoc county.
i '""J04" on Vb?" bu",neM lri'
t , ..w gond tlnms ahead," Mr.!
. Davia commented "Htandard gaug-
Ing of the Nevada. California and;
'Eastern railroad- connecting Lake-
view with the Went word-Kernloy
branch of the Southern Pacific Is
under way. - j
On my way north a .mall outfit
waa at work throwing up a grade
for tho Modoc Northern In the Dry.""- OB ne '?or
Lake district, south of Tula Lake.!
lOf course that work I. -yet nr...""; ; d from whom nhe waa:
iimin.n, i
"And then, the Modoc roanty
folk firmly believe' that the day
i. . t.w .i... ,. tvu,.r.
Pacific will seek permission from
,h. i r nminhdnn in
that Ken Main!. ',, frSn) Plon. cf;,IPl " room rent,
same, boat wlthl,- ... ilh ma omi Northern! Despite warnings to
., Korthrnl
,lro.d Klamath Falls."
Mf My. pln
h.r
. Modoc rounty la between
, noo . 40a au.i .cr .nrt ,hsi
tiAJ)ll0 ow.
. .pTalen. the Plcker-
', .' , ,7,... , h
ln MTn' K'"r Lum,b'r
'
wvf viti I'm u j .
IS
. .
Friendly Feeling Exists Be
tween Nations in Tri-
partite Meet
j GENEVA. July 13. (AP) The
I delegates to the tripartite naval con
ference today decided, to convoke
plenary session tomorrow at 3 p. m.
. Tomorrow's plenary session was
arranged, it was learned, in order
' that assurance can be given that
1 the negotiations are continuing Ik
cruiser problem, tho Japanese Insist
ing that they must have rent limi
tation. Aanlnst Expansion.
'Chief Interest at th meeting cen
tered on the question of cruisers
and Japanese announced intention to
sign no treaty which Involve, the
expansion of the Japanese navy.
In the meantime the Japanese
euggestlon that the United 8tates
and CI rest Britain negotiate a treaty
between themselvea has awakened
! the' Amerlcxn delegates because It
n"-1""' "PO""!"" American
I navy. ,ven 11 were aciepiea as n
"""'"" " " '
I'T-lnleral convention would not
achieve the objects for which the
conference wa. originally convoked.
. 1. I..II I
Heck Annulment.
NKW YORK, July 13. (AP)
llnlen . Wainwrtght, swimming star.
f plana to sock an annulment of her
' marriage to (ienrge Leonard Hallan.t,
organist In a theatre at Oklahoma
City. Aa slie explains It, ah wore
a ten-rent wedding ring In a Dallas
theatre as, a Joke, and the manager
told tho audience she and Holland,
innrinHnni nivm. uau uir, ,-
,nen. mere was a rue anower. tne
paper announced me marriage, and
, then nfrnld of talk, they were mar-
I rlod, ah. says, hut parted forthwith
DEADLOCKED
LIE IVESTIGATeI
PORTLAND V
KILL
.d
OF
T
a "-' f e Claim of
Rooming: House Proprie-
. " ,
Murder Charged
TOKTLAXD. Ore., July 1J. (AP)
aeu-oeienae.
" "n words Fred Hartwlck.
'odns house' proprietor last
niKbl "'mined police to his house
d P""d to the body of Ilan Han-
. Hanley. former wife of the
.recently divorced, liad gDartments tn
ih" Hartwlck house, for about, a
rt" llDlT not, been, working,
his former wife said: she had been
'"rnlshlng blm ptth some money
'm her labors as a seamstress and
Despite warnings to atax away,
,Hanley had visited the lodging house
several - times recently, abusing his
hl'e Hartwlck aald.
l ucre Tlireeta.
On bis visit yesterday. Hanley de
HUSBAND
TENAN
manded that Hartwlck pr(iducTDM?erar-s:jury and later" Indicted
Hauler., who. was out shopping at
the time. The landlord remonstrat
ed with Hanley and was threatened.
Hanley left, promising to return and
"kill the two" of them. Hartwlck
stated to the police.- -
Hanley later returned and en
tered the room erring: "III kill you
end then I'll till her!" Hartwlck
stated.
"Not until he wa. o close I' could
I feel his breath upon my face, did 1
' fire." the proprietor declared, "then
I ahot from the hip. Hanley rolled
over, dying almost Instantly." .
Mrs. Hanley had aeea her hus
band through the glass In the front
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SEEK TRAFFIC
State Motor Association
A n I nOOintr TKa Dslla
-r
California Highway
The Dellea-California highway
and the Ashland-Klamath Falls high-
way are not receiving their quota
ot tourist traffic In Oregon. Be ,on rD"a' conunnauoa ot Oregon
cause these two highways hnve nof!rem,e' Pln' "ear the west
been sufficiently advertised, tonriats ! approach lo the Fremont bridge,
coming to Oregon drive up the I. .,,,,,.
Pacific highway, down the Colnm- . A TODAY'S RESULTS ' -
bin River highway" and then re-j '
trace Ihelr ateps. over the same '
highway, on their return' trip." I . 'National League.
This was ihe comment yesterday
of Hay Conway, connected with the 'Chicago .'. 3 . f 3
state motor aasociatlon, who with j Boston .. f 1 I
Arthur ' Nyhnrt. is "logging" The Carlson, Dean and Harnett; Green-Dnlles-Callfornia
highway securing field, Wert, and Hogan.
usi lur sirip ninps tnai will dd
distributed In Oregon, Washington,
end California.
"The state motor association, and
I. believe the state highway com
(Continned On Page Two)
CAPAIHI.ITV SAVKS IIARIIKR
POUTLAXD. July 13. (A.
P.) Helng a capable barber
saved King Jackson, Multno-
man county prisoner, from go-
Ing to the state penitentiary
yesterday.
Jackson waa Indicted last
December for forgery. Tester-
day he was permitted lo plead
guilty to a lesser .count and
will continue to function aa
head barber In the county Jail,
He Is more than paying' his
way and his services have be-
- i-uiue inviiiuu inr, nrcnraing lo -
i. iieputy utstrict Attorney Ham-
merely, who mnde the recom-
mcndntlon.
i TAXI DRIVERS ,
! GET FINES IN
I FEDERAL COURT
PORTLAND, July II. iA.P.)
Disposal of an alleged taxleab llouor
' ling In Klamath Falls waa made In
federal court her yesterday when
I Cal and Ira C'rewa, operator of a
taxi company, were fined 1509 each.
Henry Bond, P. O. Provience.
Leonard Hall, all drivers for the
company, were sentenced to (0 days
In lha county jail.
Dean Thomas, found in a house
raided by officers In connection
with the case was fined tf5oo. Each
of the six men were, charged with
tiolation of the federal prohibition
act.
The prosecution was conducted by
Assistant U.- S. District Attomev
1 LltUefleld. Officers testified they
bought llouor frm n .-a
,neir Mrm Bomeron, .jj" "
The taxleab driver and operators
were arrested in Klamath Falls
aome time ago by Federal' Prohibi
tion Officer L. O. Shirley, following
an extended Investigation conducted
here by secret agents of the federal
prohibition department.
They -were charged with con
spiracy lo violate the federal pro
hibition act, were brought before
United State Commissioner Bert
L Thasna ' K -a . . .1 . .
T?.r- s".t.r .e..jiin. jeajd
by" that- body..
IS
FINISHED TODAY
Lat Concrete Laid On Cali
fornia' Avenue Project '
By Dunn & Baleen N
California avenue, a new rross-
iclty thoroughfare which will help
l . .... . '
divert traffic fromx Oregon avenue
and tend to eliminate traffic con-!
gestlon, is now paved. j
Final work on the project one'
of the longest individual Improve-
J ment undertakings ever negotiated '
In this city was completed this af-j
! T,he Dunn Baker I
I Th rva ramanl eAs.nMA
- au
' ior mnm t m hsrnra. th. hm.i i.
oir.n to automobile traffic. .
t The improvement starts from Con
ger avenue and following an east-
"ly cours 'Onnfcf with Shlpping-
Cincinnati! 11 1 1
New York t .-rT. 3 11 I
Lucas and Harlgruve; .Clarkson.
Henry, Roney and Tnylor, Cnm
mlngs. Pittsburgh 17 5
Brooklyn 3 8.1
Meadows and Spencer: Potty, Khr
hardt, Clark and Hargreavea.
Chicago
4 3 3
Boston 1 7 3
Hoot and Goninles; R. Smith and
, Hogan.
American l,cajruc.
Washington 3 3 2
Detroit .: 7 10 3
Burke. Coffman, . Llsenhee and
Tnte; filhson, Stoner and Woodall.
New York n
Cleveland
Renthcr and Collins;
L. Sewcll.
5 3 1
3 8 3
Hudlln and
PA16
FEASIBILITY
IS UPHELD
Lumberman Surveys
Possible Route; Big ;
Timber Stand i ,
MEDFORD, Ore., July 13, f
(AP) The Medford Mail
Tribune will say today t
A( railroad between Butte
Fall,' the eastern terminus of .
the Pacific St. Eastern railroad .
owned by ' the Owen-Oregon
Lumber company; and the HiU
lines in Klamath Falls is "feas
ible, practical, presenting few
? a
aary rock cuts, and- wHhiaV.
rinancial reason,': according to.
James rt. Owen, general man
ager of the Owen-Oregon
t 1 - ... .
a-uiuBcr company, witn Head
quarters in this city. ;
Mr. Owns, after qarMtoulsur, retar.
taotly admitinl that with a party :
of eairlBrrr, he bat gnao over the
country between Jane .to aad Jnly
S, last, aail stodicil the topogTaphr
and terrain, M-rfclng poaihle rait
routes. . ' ,
"This , trip had nothlirg to do
with ar.r other firm, and waa mad
solely for our own Information," said
Mr. Owen. -
Mr. Owen stated that from oh-
r,,",lol on the trfp, the most Mi i
I (Continued On Pin Tnnl . . .
LIST MOUNTING:
1 ' . -" . ' .'f
, II I i a
' viiicm or noiv Linn Antwar
I 1 :L.. Tw. ( ka. n..J. '
Many Injured
JERUSALEM. July . 13. i A.P.W-.
Nablus, ancient Samaritan, center,
30 mile, north of Jerusalem, and,,
other towns In the holy land. ap-s
pear like cities, of the dead,; see
reports which reached Jerusalem to-1-day
ot the disastrous earthquake
that rocked the region Monday af
ternoon. , -
- Latest official estimates ot the .
casualties place Ihe dead In Pale-,
tine at more than 110 an! In trans-
Jordan! at 100. The total Injured
Is given aa more than BOO.
Unofficial figures are much high-,,
er, some estimates of the deaj
touching I.ooo. . Up to the present,
no American or European havsJ
been reported among the victims! V
ine work of exhumation la pror--
srnssfns atanflllv nnrinv I h. AImaiIa."
nf Ik. D.l,i.k ..ii,. ' . .
. I'RATKK ROAD fiOOD :V '
- .H&uruuii, uiy i.i, a.r.r
The road lo the Crater Lake
rim from Anna Springs, that V "
has-been subject to one-way
traffic, owing to snow since '
the opening ot th park July '
1, was opened at . noon today,
A warm sun has melted the
snow rapidly and a force of
e men have completed the work
The' rood Is In excellent eon-
dltlon and tourist travel la
heavy. .'.. ! . .
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