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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 1, 1927)
1 wf.ithk.ii nmmT Orrguu: Fair In south, unset I lid In north portion Inn U lit and Friday. Cooler In (ho Inierl. lunUV- Warmer In the south, west portion Friday. Normal hu midity. Moderate west aud north west Winds, City Edition The Old Home Paper Associated Press and United Press Telegraph Service Herald Advertisers Appreciate Your Trade . ..A. . Trica Five Cents KLAMATH FALLS, ORE., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1927 Number 6120. n mm 9 11 m KLAMATH : CELEBRATION BOY FALLS Mrs. W. E. Ordway ' Loses Last of Five Children Hurry Ordway. 5-year-old nun of Mr. and Mrs. Wal lace K. Ordway. 518' j Ilitfli street, was drowned shortly lifter 10 a. m. today in the main canal of the Klamath Irrigation ditrlct near the intersection of Upham and 1 tilth street. The child Mumbled and ''1 down a precipitate bank nbout 50 feet south of the mouth of the Irrigation ca i'al . tunnel. T Jli ,"eruims were heard by his father, who was working on FroB--poet street on a Warren Construction company pav ing job. Tim body wa recovered In tlio canal coma distance below tit point where the child loll In. Search (ur Iho body was aided by tha reclamation office which shut off aim water of the canal at the (Continued On I'aia Two) TO BEFEATURE Rollins' Contest Will Be Open to All Entrants On Monday Fenla of the big timber and rushing walera will b enacted nl the Labor Day . celebration here Monday, by luggers akllled In Ihu art of riding a twisting I'B. It waa announced today by Clarence U. Long, bead of the celebration committee. The lug rolling content will bu open to nil entruntn. mid will bu staged on Luko Kwauna Mon day afturnoon. Long alated.' At- trnctlvo cash prlxca have been ' put up for tbo event. All those desiring to enter should signify their Inlentloua with It. V. (irady at tlio Labor Tomplo on Ouk and Ninth. SMOOTH MOVIK HCHKL.N SAN KHANCISCO, Sept. !. (A. I'.) The girl Imckod In- V to a corner of the bandit 4 ahnrk alio would fight hor honor or her llfo. The leering Mexican chief grin- ni'd. wiped hla mouth w'llh Iho back of hla bnnd, atrodo ' tip to the defiant beauty and aelied her . IJiing". the. pIMiil crack- cd III tha center of the theater, a bullet apnt through Ilia bundlt'a back. Light flooded the allow hnuae an running feet and 1-xcllcd vnleea were lienril. 4 Tlio police ari'ptiliid Gen. Iienghnn at hla home hero today, chuigud him with having firearm without a penult. Anil he la to pay 4 fur IIih hole bored through Iho thciiter Hereon when thn too renllKlle acetio overvalue him. ' DOWN HOLE NEAR BANK LOG TWISTING KLAMATH GUN CLUB TO HOLD MEET SUNDAY lull-rent In Hie iort of trap shooting will focus Sunday and Monday In Klamatlt he a the Southern. Oregon Trap shoot Sun day and Monday will lamely d termluo who's who In the scalier inn art In tile southern half of th ii .lute The Klamath tiun Club wlllt II excellent grounds and Ira pi nnrtli of 1'ellian City will b boats to shooters of central and southern Oregon. Approximately $;'iO In various purses wilt be up and also eight cups. An ritra trap has been In stalled on thn aim rluh'a ground uhlrb will fuclllilale the shoot ing. A cordial Invitation ha been issued lo all alter run artists of aoulhem Oregon to be present at the tournament. I "The Southern (Irnnn Trap kShoot ahlch will be held here I Continued on Page 4) T QN LYLE T Final Decision Will ' Be . Announced By ' U. ' S. a a y uiticiau letter WASHINGTON. Sept. t. (AIM A tinul decision In the inves tigation of prohibition condition in the area presided over by Itoy C. I.yle. adinnlstrator for Wnsh Initon. Oregon and Alaska, "will be made wllhln a week or len daya." Assistant Secretary Low tnan announced today. YET KNOWN I.yle. who was uninioned to'lno roat. Waiihlgton to explain why liquor law violations were ao numeroua In bla dlatrlcl, wai In conference Indat Willi Mr. Uwmun and Pro hibition Comnilimlonar Uoran for an hour and a half. At the cloae of the conference he would make no comment, referring queatlon ers as to bla atatua to bla auper lora. The geiioral allunllonn Ore gon and Vanhliigton Involving he reported exebungo of inouiy between rum runnera and un- lorrenieni otiicura win ue maen up nexb week with Mra. Mabel Walker W'llicbraiult. nll.int at torney general In charts of pro hibition. Innamuch aa Mr, Low man and Comuiliwloner Doran will be out of the city (or aeverul dtiya next Week, the filial de cision will be postponed. Lowman has Indicated that un less Lylo could ahow aome unex pected reason for the alleged do- morallxed condition of hla forces, It was probable that his resigna tion would be requested. Divorced Wife of Auto mobile Manufacture Enters Wedlock atJ HONOLULU, Sept. I. (A IM Mrs. .on Is Knowlton Dodge, div orced wife of Horace Dndgo, Jr.. of the Detroit automobile manu facturing family, was married to day lo Lieutenant llenjuniiii I Franklin Manning. IT. S. A. Tbo wedding took place at the home of Kenneth Harlan, n mo tion picture actor, the ceremony being that of the Methodist Kpls cnpal church. Manning's wife was killed In an .ntttoniolille uccl- dent lust New Year's eve. Undue came lo Honolulu Mis. lifter her dlvorcn III. Detroit. Manning Is a first lieutenant of roust artillery and Is stationed "ill f .it fort Hugor neur this city. FEAR FELT FOR PRINCESS nd v it i .. No Word, Raphael " ft -T'i. Heard Plane of St, On Trans-Ocean ;Hop IHTIIV.t. Mt.l. I (AIM The K'lil of the I'aumluin National ItallHaiaal Plgoiitrlvrr, Ouebeck, leported lo the. offlcr hen that lie hail sUxhlrd a plane went of Hint point al S:. HI p. III. No details were available. I'ltfon river U 40 nillea Im-Iow Clark City on Hie north ahore of l lie SI. Ijinrrenre. ( lurk City l one liunilreil nillea northeast of Oucbeik til). NT. JOIINH, X. y., H.-t. I. Noon tiMluy, wear ihr end of the I line limit for Hie St. Ita. ptinel mid Iiji fblng prlncM to sight American ImimI on thrlr fllght to Ollawa, wmeil Willi no wonl. At the earliest the munoplaue was expected her around 4:110 tbla morning. It could have been delayed many hours be)lnd that time by head winds, which It la known blew over much of the north' Atlantic course yeelcrday. i Visibility waa such that tha plane, might bars passed Inland without being alghtrd, especially If off Its course. The powerful Cape Itace ra dio station, which keeps con- jaiantly In touch with oceau lin ers, remained without any word of the sighting of the plane 81. Hapbael up to 11:00 a, ro , east-1 rrn daylight time today. The government has Instruct ed all lighthouses and signal sta tions to make special efforts to sight the fliers If they pass over Telegraph offices In the smaller settlements which ordinarily cljso early In the evening, wer, kept open ail I.t , Tudy' wind In thin vicinity (Continued on pane till G. N30FFIGI5 IV 1 G:'I.''6.1natf,''A,3i.'Yftv -1.-11 ' j ft.:'' V -JttJ . tucii auu via. n. i iai i Visit Klamath - ATORS .On one of their trenitent visit Jot Siskiyou county and plan to to Klamath Palls visits that spend two or three, days there have been Impelled by tholr de-1 however many' days It takes to sire lo clear up nil matters re-1 get a deer or so. luting to their entrance Into Klamath Kails a parly of Great Northern railroad officials arriv ed In this city today. Tha party included I.. C. C.ll man. Scuttle, vice-president of Iho Greut Northern rullroad, and In direct rhargo of all matters pertaining to the southward in vasion of thu ' Northern line; Charles A. Haft. Portlands attor ney for the Greut Northern: and A. J. Wltchell. chief engineer-of the S. P. ft S. nnd Oregon Trunk railroads, subsidiary 'line of the Northern llnea. "There Is no definite state, men! I ran ninko at this time", Mr. Oilman assured the press. "We nra inorcly attending to routine matters perlninlng to our entrance Into Klamath Kails. Thoughtful Thief Sends Back Checks PORTLAND, Ore.. Sept: 1. (A. P.) The green-hatted robber who held up the cashier of the M 11 II nnntu h Hotel Mimiliie mil lescuped with chocks nnd cash i totalling approximately S 7,0011, i today returned by mail the checks, totalling about tS.miv. Tim envelope bure a Portland postmark. ........ TO An Appeal I wish to requent, aa Mayor of the city of Klam ath Falls, that every citizen Khali co-operate in bringing about absolute quarantine of cane of in fantile paralyjiiM. We are patwing through a rather severe ordeal in the city one that demands the rtern attention and earnest consideration of every loyal citizen. While the dixea.se is not as yet an -epidemic, our united .effort must be put forth to prevent it from becoming such. The entire police force of this city is hereby put at the disposal of the health department to en force quarantine regulation and if there are not sufficient ploicemen more will be furnished. I have investigated the action of other cities on the coast which have far more cases than have appeared in this city and I believe the advice of the State Hoard of Health in stating that all children' should be kept out of public places, is the only ef fective procedure we can follow. It has been demonstrated '.by other cities that closing of the business houses or county fairs or any such institutions has not been effective, and the only thing we as' ai sensible people can do is to look after the children properly and demand strict quarantine to be, broken, by no one. ,' Copies of the 'quarantine laws' are being furnish ed to every Ijome. where quarantine is declared and there is no excuse for violation, hence violation will not l)e tolerated. " . . ... ... "it j I ask altto join in a sane manner to undertake' i to 'handle' this situation in the best maimer possible. :'!! ! 100 STLUMA.S Td piii cnni I m wemn c:rr.; 1H i H II 1 1 HI 111 i H Hill I t I W WllsU U I I 1 I II I I IIW II I I WIIW WIWU Deer Season in Neighbor- r a : my county vpcniuK This Morning j', Many swivel chairs were un .K'niHitcd and many office desks dlHplayed a bore and lonely look ro.hr-. l ine reason is a aoou iwi pen , gbMclent one. for today deer season In Siskiyou county. Call finila. Is opened and becatree of this fact Klamath nlnirods' -will . nut hHVM In WAlt ten rtavs Si.niemlier 10 until the onanliig:1" omre t the Oregon deer season. A number of nlnirods nave slipped away quietly Into the dim recesses of the pine forests They will encounter no diffi culty In tdther taking the deer out of tho state of California or bringing them into tha state of Oregon. In the latter state It is merely necessary lo tug theO ueer wiin an oinvmi mate &.1U.V comuilsslon tug. General . reports have It that deer are plentiful In the northern California region and success Is expected lo attend the efforts of many of the hunters. Todays Results ' A ; . ' AMKlllCAX l.K.UilK. . Washlngton-Phlludeiplila post poned, rain. . " Cleveland S 14 0 Chicago '. 3 IS 0 lludlln and Sewell Thomas, Jucohs, Burnubee and Cronse. V N.ITU1XAL I.K.VGIK.. Brooklyn-Boston game post- P"""1- Chicago Pittsburgh Carlson, Bush and Meuriowa and tlooch. :i ! 0 t 11 1 llurtnelt; OPEN HER to Citizens . TO 11 WATTERS, Mayor. of Klamath. Falls, Ore. wtiiiitiiiiit better New State Bank Superin- tendent Takes Over Duties Today SALKM". Ore.. Sept. 1...CA.P.) A. A. Schramm of Corrallls to- day took over the dutlea of state superintendent of banks, tha-of fice to which be was appointed : . by the slate banking board a' month ago to succeed Prank C. , Bramwell of Portland. The bank-, tug board has announced that Schramm would .move the bank-. from Portland to ;uiem. anu arraiiKctuenoj were being made today to have that dona. Meetings of tha board, will be more frequent, it said than under the previous regime for reason jhat the board has decided to keep a closer supervision. of;mouth. JIave , hean examlna - the affairs of the department. ,,,, one(, a vear aluiJm.,ud0 a Mnr, uieu.uri. o. ...e oo... , the governor., the secretary of, state and the state treasurer. Polo Championship To Open Tomorrow VANCOUVKIt, Wash.. Sept. 1, (A.P.) The Pacific ' north:es't polo championship opens here this afternoon with a game between with, a. measured sound prtSduc the Boise civilian teanir and the tion. and tho doctors flocked Seventh Infantry team qf Vapiahout to examine the delicate couvcr barrack. ,The Monterey. NiVe thing, very new and not In California, team will meet the 1 general use. by medical prac Portlnnd Hunt Club Friday and titioners. Boise will play Camp Lewis Snt-; lr. Eugene Rocker of Port- urday. The tournament win con- tinua for fourteen days. TIIF. WKATHFH The Cyclo-Stormagrnph at Un derwood's Pharmacy shows the barometric pressure working to lower levels but no marked change in weather conditions Is Indicated. Conditions are fav orahle for light local showers. Forecast for next 81 hours;,. ho has been' paying a visit j Generally fulr with moderate from across tha border, likes ! temperatures. Tho Tycos rec- American flappersi "My ono ro-1 01 (ling thermometer registered gret," he said, "is that we( do 1 maximum and minimum tempera- not have fluppcrs In my country, tures today as follows: High 73, Thcy personify all the better I low 47. things of young womanhood." . ' THREE PLANES FAR OUT OVER WIDE ATLANTIC! Two Machine Hop Off Today .from Canada ! i for England (By thr Associated I'reiwt) The builrac flu? la lima H tar air fliglils dnpr to a rlow ...a rigm or- plane In the nlr, waiting foe a rhanr to go up, or reported down. , Thn licit ib plan. M. llaphaW, with rriaceaa Lowrastrtn - Werth - rim aa a paswewger ami Captain .. ... " " , , ... . , Hamilton and Colonel Iincltia. plloUaa. was ovrnlue over Cao - aila on Ita Higlit from I'pavoa, j Knjrlanil, to CMtawa. Tbe Sir John Carllng. a mono plane piloted by Captain Terry Tully and Lieutenant James Mel calf left London. Out., for Lon don. England, with a atop sched uled at Harbor Grace, N. F., to refuel. The Iloyal Windsor, a mono plane of the same type as tbe Sir John - Carling. took oft at Windsor, Out., a few hours be hind the other Canadian plane, bound for Windsor.-Kagland. Brock and Schlee, flying around the world, waited at Constanti nople for Turkish authority to continue, with Aleppo, Syria, their Immediate objective.' The New VorU io Rome plane. Old Glory, rested at Roosevelt field. Long Island, waiting for the wind to change and rain to Bremen, Junkers plane. Dessau.' Germany, for better weather and waa ready to nother effort to reach the j P.) An unconfirmed report to States. I day from Para. Braxil. stating barlea E. Levlna stood by tbe Columbia In London, ready to attempt break some a record direction. for de- .distance pending on tbe lute of the St. Raphael. (Continued on page six) t X,''U AM .1 r . " v" en; .Have Health, Ex- ., . 1; j I L"a '; uin-iimuri uitcn !l V SAI.RM ' Ore . Sunt 1. (API- : sneexewlth your mouth open, jao nut breathe . through your complete lest of tho hearing, xhe8e and nmnv other anmon . Itlons were Included In a paper entitled "To hear or not to hear is the question," given by Dr. L .... n I. E Uk a. C. .!... 1 .. .. , night before mote than 100 phys- iclans and nurses at the closing session of a two-day Institute for medical men . and nurses. - Ur. Brown exhibited an audi- .omater. an electrical Instrument RaVa a highly technical I paper on "surgical abdominal .conditions arising In childhood." I More than twice as many doc- tors and nui-sea were registered for tha Institute this year than In any iirwiuun year. KI.APPKItS FAVOKKD. BROWNSVII.LK. Tex., Sept. 1. f (AP) General Alvaro Obrcgon,' OFFERiffll! r MORROW BROAD STREET" HOUSE HIT BY SERIOUS FIRE Fire which broke out In a' front room at 1:15 a. m. today used damage of approximately 1.000 to a bouse at (AS Broad street. 1 The bouse waa empty at the time of the blase. It la ocrnpied by Helen Stone and two ' other yonng women. Cause of tbe blaxe was not known. Spreading rapidly, the , f,mes ,ho, from one room to tne I j n'"xt nd. ,iB!,,,'r m'le ,helr to tbe roof. I Quick work on the part of the ' Klamath Kails fire department , . , . . . . prevented complete destruction of l,he Personal effect, of the three young women occupy- Ing tbe residence were nearly entirely destroyed. FLIER REPORT PROVES FALSE Red fern Not Found ; Di patciie Vareic Later; ! Piacredfred;,,,, I'AKA. BrlU,'mU.'l.lJAJI(X- The report that Paul Kedfern'a plane fell at Alemquer. Braxil, l 4iriUUCI( DlaVAlIf ! baa been declared groundless by I aQ,M Sonauy towaro a peair. later advices. Tbe governor of!"1 ,,s tnar of fu Labor Day. Para has telegraphed the author- 'l:!rs in the interior to continue! 'the search. . . i .BltrXSWICK. Ga.. Sept. 1. (A. j that Paul Red fern had fallen at Alemquer. Braxil, prompted ex- preasion ,here of opinion today that the Brunswick to Braxil flier might have been blown off his - course by winds or might have lost his bearings. JMAMI. Kla.. Sept. 1. (AP) H. K. Smith returning today from a cruise at Great Abaco Island, Bahamas, said natives of the two Bahama settlements told htm !hey heard an airplane passing heir village last Friduy morn ing which they though was the "Port of Brunswick" piloted by Paul Redfern. rl PARA. Braxil. Sept. 1. (AP) The governor of the state of Pars ha. anthnriid th. ennln- ment of boata to cruise the river Igarape In search of the missing j aviator, Paul Redfern. The gov- ! ernor has approved the I gnlxatlon of searching partle or- g parties to go Into the interior. T eii t I ' 1 ' ' ' ' ' Official Permission Must Be Secured to Carry On Flight ' CONSTANTlNOl'LK, Sept. 1. (A.P.I Departure of the Am erican round the world mono plane, Pride of Detroit, has been postponed until tomorrow morn ing. Tho tilers Wnu S. Brock and Kdward K. Schlee announced at donn that they would be nn- j able to get away today for Alep- po. Syria and Bagdad. Irak, as Ihe necessary official permls- slon to proceed over Turkish ter - ritory had not arrived from An - ', gora. At 2 o'clock this afternoon, an - thorizutlon for the flight over Turkey had still not arrived from the general staff at Angora and the filers said there was no chance of their getting away to - day. GO LG LABOR DAY AND FAIR COMBINED Hundreds Plan to At tend Exhibits and ' Features in City J ' Marking the initial phase of Klamath's gigantic four day celebration, the Klam ath county fair, bigger in, every way than any othen k similar event in the history' of southern Oregon, . wilf ; beckon to hundreds , early tomorrow morning with a magnificent panorama iof agricultural . produce and . livestock as an index to the strides taken by all lines ;of arm indtitrtry during- the" " past twelve months. ' " Only' a ' few h6ur 'Inter1 the annual . September celebration ; of ,ne i-aoor . lempie associauon ot i ... . "1" """luning ' snows. , t best In the went. are now ready at the carnival grounds at (Continued On Page Two) JUDGES' LIST Experienced Men to Pass Judgment on Hundreds Of Exhibits Judges who wiH.:dVldr lirlxe winners at tha Klamath county fair tomorrow, were announced yesterday by the fuir board. The list includes some of the best and most widely experi"nced m,;p In ' their capacity. In the state. In the group are the following-. Frank Brown, Carlton, Oregon, ! JlKng beef cattle and sheep; Fowler, Mei'.ford, hogs, aBlr " ",u,",m' Dooms. I B. W. Tucker, Crook, county agent, farm crops; Mary Mc i Comb, city, domestic arts and ' sciences, . and girls' club work; ! Jack Hales, city, poultry; O. K. i Moeller, city, flowers, and F. U, j Kehr, Minneapolis, rabbits. . ACTRKSH DK.U i ' NKW YORK, Sept. 1. (!')- . tmella Rlnaham. TeUrun ac- I'tttss. 'died today at her- hooia K'ersldu Drive of pneu monia.' She was 6t years 01a. dkops Di:.i .- , . Constable Gary Coxad'a car may well b named th "death" auto. . A sturdy and durable calf frisky, playful and silly galloped across the Ashland- 0 4 Klamath Falls highway five miles Wert of this city, so 4 Coxad's report states, nnd bumped head on into tha ( Coud machine. , If the machine had a heavy electric current run- nlng through It, it couldn't ! haro killed the beast quicker, ' "The ralf ran Into mv enr and dropped dead", Corad . graphically completes hi ru- 1 port, 4 IS ANNOUNCED
