The Evening herald., November 18, 1927, Page 1, Image 1

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Oregon: 1 ' n 1 ' : probably
rain tnntuht nurt Hsiurdny: mod-,
rruie tcmpt-r.iturc. Fr.-sh south
east winds.
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KLAMATH FALLS, OKEGON, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 18, 1927
Number C1JS.
MANY DIE
A. STORM
w w ar m w W m v m
Mill1 I A I I
H I I f" ll I
Illlll I lit I I
II I W ! 'V I
Chicago In Grip of SeV-'for
ere Blizzard; Fatal
Accidents Result
NEW YORK STATE IS """" K,'v""lh ""r Aii-mint
l-IIT UADri n V DA INC "rhuol, was discharged from that
nil riAKU di KAino ipo,llllM Mfll,r hn(, hmu Br
. , 7.T, T ii v 'r d lHt elcrdny on cimi-
Nr.V lllHHl llirralclicil III rj,,,nt , Mr (, w. H anion.
Inulmid b Terrific llaliis Ac- ,,f , Oregon Hiuiiine Society.
rittiipaiiMil h IJlgli WIiiiU koiI , Twenty-eight lush murk were
Cold: leery Itout Swept from , vl-.lbh. on Hie lioy'ii hack as a
Mooring; One llm (tint, (remit n( I ho beating, niluiliilitlir-
- 'nl lii-rjium. Iin fuili., o Ri-t li
CHUACO, Nov. lbV- (A. I
ii t o...ii: i i:.......l ..
I.) a .ininm iMiw.mil ui
alet-t ami KI10W that 'follow-
od rlore on tl.o h.'U
frp.inK j'nlc from thi-j
northwcht. nlmoat halted
ti nrriC 111 normorn lllinoin
itnd Intliuna and Kotithern
)
WlKCOIlKlll. lilanKl'lCU ine
. . . i i . r
aiau-a unui-r i nu uvn
Kiuiw and wiw chained with i
.. - . . i
till1 reoiiKiiiiuy lor mree
I .1 I
(ICKth III ChitHliO.
Three people were killed and
many Inliirrd In anlomuhlle aitl- dlnponeil-wblrh.' I am happy lr
lenta throuahnnl Ihe aeetlon. In uy we are m.1--.lr. M. I'her-t'lili-aan
te ketl ear were drawn !:n would mil allow aueh a prae
iilonRnlde the ritrli n their oreu-tler. There III natnrally be the
panla ' nuuBlit aheltnr from Ihe'iief.ul nrferlnn diirini the aerrlee,
alnrm, and Iiamae ownera report- but that will be optional."
en llieitieirfH pniiieii u u u I I
t-ineritenry rnll.
Hundred of Clileaao'"' float-
lux population were i-auaht un
awnrea and hunted lodh'lus In
uullre alallona.
.. . NBW YOIIK.. Xuv. 4SV Ul A
rain atorm left In li wake to
day a death Hat of at lea.t nix
peraona and a atrlni of daniaed '
elllea. town, and villas.. etei.d-1
ln. from V..lu...il...i to the
Ins from Wo.hlliiil.in to the i
Canadian border.
lllfh w I n It . am ri.ln. Illlll
rauaed aarlotta flamage nnu ine
lima of our life In Wuahtnsion
threatened a new flood In New
(Continued on pas Gl
Fnllins lo uiUM-sr In police
roiirt lo answer lo the cbarse
oL, driving while drunk. A. I.
htcbell. Uxlrali driver, forfeited
a ball of triVUil tbbt niornluR.
Mllchell waa arreaied on Tues
day nlaht In front of I6-Bl
hotel.
wi 1.....1....1 nn llm
rhnrsr of belus ilmnk will bo
liniiiilii. In Ihe l- IV lull for IhO
-next 12 days unless they are able
to pay tinea of J5.00 which
wore Imposed by Judge. Umii tlag-
bagen thla morning. Jim Kaya
wua picked up In Ihe alley be-
bind .Mrlionald'a pool hall Insl
nlslit and hooked on a charge
..i i...t., iirni.ii he was nimble lo
pay his fine nf I'JU this morning
ao wT.I spend 10 days In lull.
Ted (lalllon will aervo out 1!
iluys hernusr h could not pny
a ISA fine. Joe (iasnrla. booked
on tho same rhnrgo. will serve
out the same number of days be
cause, be loo was short SIS.
FORFEITS BONO
F1FTYDDLLARS
Immunizatiort of Rural
Pupils Started Today
, (Suiioren loss oi lour. lingers on
' Willi 'Ihe loxln nnti-toxln tllph- Those undergoing llm trcntmmit hla .right hnnd lulu yesterday
Ihcrfu lmmunlullon rnmpalKn ! he protected agulnst Ibe con-. u"f r,"",n.
pearlng completion In clly schools ,,,, ,,,,, H(vn L""0" . on'Te o? the
the Klaiuuth county henllli unit , . "sMen a screw on onn of Ihe
this morning began n slnilliir , ' lsawswhenhlHh.mdslipped.com
,,.m..i..i. in rnriil schools ! Apprcxlmtilely 50 per rent of Ing In -direct runlact with the
Success of the I'liiiipiilKtl III
Kliunnth Fulls schools has led
Uri (I. K. Newsom. miidlcal dlr -
cctor of lh huiilth unit to ex-
poet similar success ku rural
Ti e first school lo be tI.U.-I ! "bsrl. m.. of Mr. .ml Mr, Km
was llonunsa primary school. Ir.,'" n.l..r will bo bel. on
Xewaom waa ulded In bis work Hnly uflernoon at J:30
bv Comilv llealtlt Nurses I.ydla ; '"'lock nl tl.o Karl Whltlock ftt
Frlcko an.l llnrel M.CIollan. ,"r' ""' ,''"in avenue ..t
Kach pupil whoso parents np-.f ' , flonds are resimc f.il y
prove the work. Is given three ""I ed to n lend the ginvcsld.
luocultUlons at Intervals of about. " Unkyllli- whom vault
rno week. Cost nf the treatment ; -nlomltii..nt will follow.
Is being offered for Ihe barer I',"T,"7
i,i-l,-,. r muti.ili.l. n.iiil. nn cents. COMMITS SI Hilil-,
Threo visits lira inmln lo each
school, 'Johnson, ugi'd nearly uu. ended
The Immuhlxullnil cuiupiiIkii Is bis life by bunging from tho ruft
,v Ihe first to bv launched ngalnst era of bM burn near Junction
f tllpilnnln In ( 1 In iiiii t It county. City curly Friday niornlh.j.
I OUST TEACHER
FOR BEATING
YOUNG CHILD
POI1TLANI). Ore., Nov. IK (A.
IV ( - Women mill men jammed
the municipal court this morning
when Ml 11b Hlclghlor. IS,
ehoo!, was
'arranged on charge o
iAlMl""' Huliillloh, 12.
'"' ,,r""" '""
!ui set for next Tuesd
of beating
pupil.
hose. Trlul
.vuii not for next Tuesday when
I Mix Slclghlcr'a niturucy said lio
i Illlll Inff a .u nll.irl.i m In lai.i.ui.f
her unit was Ion III to go
uhcad Willi I In preliminary hojr
Iiik lodiry.
MIm HMghli-r, who h.ij charge
""'I'. Pl- were Informed.
- r miiu nun
.1 IN M iilulil.ir ki.l.l I. aw.-..
wrry ,r .he hurl the boy. who
i'1"1 inltii, unnianaahl.'.
aIMFE'S TALK
will nFCDrc
YVILM ISC t KLL
fonlrary lo report. Ihe n. rvlrea
' iiii.i. Ain,e
Mel ll lavn. W ill be prenenled
r.tr o(",hnri!e. It .a. annntmr.
fl t.i.l.t. i.u .1... i. i...i.i
(,. " "
...i .i,..V.h " """.the 'rt t rea.1. th-, wrerkaite
-n i..- i . i ......
.7 " " '".."."Iran ouulite
MHII llNIIMIlfll HIIUIU OP
'el aried.- he .aid. "Hueh 1. not
the truth. Kven ir wo were ao
.nrr, .in rui'inun in pi iiifiltliea ;
In appear In a three-diiy revival
eninpnltin early next month.
-
CHRISTIAN AND t
7, ARMOUR EVEN
.
I'tiiiTt.Avti v... i ian..v..n
,r!"".""- Prufraaltmal .f th
w "rr rr Hub IN.rllan.l
" i,M n"'k "
..... . i
IhM
-" . V,""'
.l I. u
"
V'""' V naiionai f"-ii vimui-
plon at the flnliih of the flrat
nine holea of Ihe aerond day's
play of the Oregon open eham
ploiinhlp. Kach turned In a 37
frllnwlns their Idenllcnl acore of
arnru yraterday.
( Alt IIITH COW
Cra.hliiK Inlo a Mark eow nn
The llallea-Callfornia blshwar
not wren warns "- -"" -"-'
the 1-oV Itlver diversion rhaH-,,
ni l. a ear driven by Artlinr H.
Flnrh waa severely damased Wed -
nesnay ne r . o u t . u ...then some. ' .she la aulns for
of Ihe car waa raved In.
.! T.H.hH T(MI
l'OUTl.AXI). Ore.. Xov. !
! 1. U'r- llocause ho repeat- !
eiliv lllierruuieu Ilie l oin i w t
'Mly I" Involving
nullum o.i-r i n-m., . . ... t
Johnson was fined 6 00 for
comenip in ro.ir. or ...s-
trn l Judse John A. Moara.
Judso Menra called for
'aw hooks to expound rules.
Johnson ahoulud. "1 apponl.
"One ninfc word out of
Volt mid I will fine you
raid tlm Judge.
Johnson listened a mom-
4 cut tn the Judge's comment
on Ihe case and agnln de-
c In ml he would tippenl.
"Five dollars!" sulci the
Judge.
' Ihe enrollment in city schools was
immunised.
,
1 HtlllKIIT H.IMII'.HH
VrlvnlM funeral aurvlrea for
Kl'dKNK, Nov. ,1. ()")-
' arl
VpmQinW
T"r" r ri iim
10 PIECES
One Killed and Many In
jured as Blast Wrecks
Large Steamer
ACETYLENE T O R C H
CAUSES ACCIDENT
vub nvv-,L'1'"
'
Tlility.flie li n WoikhiK IIIk I
eM-l In lUllliimiv HIm ii i
pliknloii Oi-rurw; Ktery Amtiu
liinii' In ll) Itunlo a to Hiviie
of .Icrlilent. j t
IIAl.TmoIti:, Nor. IM. (A.
I.). terrtfle rplonlon tom
lti Hti-atni John l.nekititmeli
l ilw lNlHy, kllllnic one
mau. Injuring" four otliera ami
lilowlnar at leant our inan
mertMNinl.
Tin explosion w-eurpi-il on
tlii f IrM iterk of I lie mI,
.
J,',".,,.,
.T;'
wllive wolknteu witi anlil lo
lieen ennicil Willi an
Ion h iM-ar ' a ful
lank.
II trry lltiahea, an employe of
lh thlp liiilldlnt roneern.
wan
"I -beard
Irrrlflr
lant aud
he anld.
I n
! plei-ea of the alllp falllliK 111 every
irtlreetlon. I went to the. aid of
the Injured men. but 1 don't
know how many there were."
Amhtlflilirrw Knoll Help.
Kverr anthulanrv In the rliy
waa Hlltninolied to the yard, of
the. I nlun Shlpliul'dlln i-omtianv
Ht Fairfield, on the nouth'-rn
0f lttrn Wheri' the !llp waa
ki., ..r......i . "
Thlrty flva men were at work
n loard tho ve"el. and pollee
reporla of a larite iiuniber of
ini.....
WUni-aaea told of eelim plei e
i of Ihe ahip fallliiK In every dl-
'rwilnn.
1. l L.I I. .. . .. ..II
" i.n-nn ii iiit nil on
(Coutlnued on pasa I)
Queer Quirks I
From the Wires
has nit; iDi:.s
XKW YOKK. Xor. 1. (Al'l
In order that her style ahull
not he eramped Mrs. Tillli- l.oeb
Leopold. x-l.lst. necla ll.UOl)
vr fr .,,, $r, ut.D for
,,. ,,6 l(ir hlllK, jj.ooo for
, 8u fur lm.kn Hnd
fUZ.uUU a year In order that shu
may live In the atyle lo which
she became accustomed before
Cbtransemrnt from her hiirhaud.
XKW YOIIK. .Nov. IS, (AIM
F.iisenn ti. Scnles, who hocl.ed
a ouiiiii'iin lor iiu iin-ii
made S.UU0.i.uil In pre-war lc
n
jbankruplcy slves
his liabilities
na .t!i.tiiu and his assets n.ith
Uig. He started playing cotton In
Xew Orleuna with his 1200 and
then came to AVull St reel.
AiTiu:n si.oiiti.onti HATTi.i-:
XKWAHK. Xov. IS. (Al'l
After the ballle of two millions
their was lit buttle of nearly
three millions and after the bat
tle of "one-third of n million w ill
come the buttle of half a mil
lion. I'cmpsey's counsel says
that If Kcurns wins the present
litigation the ex-chumplon will
-then do some suing.
FOREMAN LOSES
i FOUR FINGERS
Marlon Johnson, foreman of
Ihe pinning department of the
I'ellcan Ituy Lumber eonipiiuy,
simper blades. He Is resting as
well as could bo hoped for at the
Klaiiialh Cennral hospital where
he was rushed following the acci
dent. Ho Is Ihe son ot Mrs. K.
Taylor of thirdly.
em!l6yeesseek
higher wages
SAI.KM,' Nov. IS. (JT) - Ilepre
sentatlvcs of employes In the
state priming department, ap
peared before the state hoard yes
terday nnd nked for, nn Increase
I tn pay. The hoard has luken the
I alllleil I miller nilvlsi.iii.oit
1'he Increase asked Is from
III tu a week for day work
and from lj to in for n!nht
work.
Miss Murdoch WinslAWinflDJ
1 1131 Vac5C ICILFIC
Judge A; L. Leavitt
Alily ami t-rrii ii-iiily. ( hrUtlnf
Murdn li.' daiiKlif r uf Mr. and
lr4. 1 1 1 ru in V. Hiinlcii h. arorrd
h..r flrl t'l.'lf.rv In an flnffOll
. . . ... I
conn yiiiraay uuiTnon urn I ' " " ai , . . t J
ulit vi:ur-d a illvorif for lltnl . ful-jr In the l;ual pr'ifnlon, ' NonOtOp r light to India
HloffiT from Clulrv Hlofd-r. ' arcnrdliiK to -aoned Tt-u-raim ; Comes to End In Ga
it la hil.lv.il to Iih Hik flrll" . Klamaih l.ar. Il.r court: . .
tliiu- a lawyer of tin- fair x pr-win la en . ll.-nt and li r HCia IVI.
ha appeared m a .ilamuih f ,in. ; "n.. ledite and eoneeptlon of the rT. . .
ll .M.ir.loi h U now In III- epllonally Kocd. DENSE FOG THOUGHT
!tm ' w- ' v"n " 1
VnKa ivH,liaih .iiorney. Wie la
craduale (if Klamath roiinly
hliib hool and of Hianford law
K-hool. '
jit year nils win ronuete-d land-Klamaita Kalla hlKhway, b'
wlth the dletrP't at'orm-y'a offkd ;ien tbla elly and Krno.
rminn nnn nnrrn rhh v t
rflniviuunbnu3 iVUULMflniLi !
OPPOSES BILL!
t
KANSAS CITYv "Mo.. Xor.,18.
'(Al't-Atter rcfu.iiis lu endorao
tlie MiNary-llaiisen bill, Ihe!
Anv-rtran farm conxrena
indue
louay
waa on record aa favorinc a kov-i t
ernment hoard wlih auffklent
funda to atipport ftrmera -ooih.t--
atlve market aaaia-lallon.. !
Klforta tn obtain endowment',
of the .MfXary.1atti;i-u meaaiiro
were abandoned when the. con-j
arena adopted a renoiutlon nere
luat nlithl ronileninliiK pHee fix -
Ina aa fulllo and nppo.lnic plae-
Ins buylns or aelllns of larm
produee dlrei-tly lu the handa of
tne irnverniiH-iit.
oeneie. me reaoiimoii
ruse, iui a sovernmeni asenry
ran no moro ImclllKenl'.y foretell
niliiro prlii-H or mure ellli-luulix . -.if,l fn In moderiil-, re
handle rnininoillilea than ran prl- qui-nt at uurbansed prlres."
rule roonerutlve inurketlns Imdl- The Commerelal llulletin will
tuilona." pnhllvlS the followins wool quo-
Iteplnrlns aurpltu rropa with uilona tomorrow. Scoured basla:
adaptvd crops, heavy tarllf pro- . Ore. in Fine and FM staple
tortlon and rreatiou of forelsu ; l.im, .u; fine and FM c'oth
niarkeia were susKeated aa meant -nK ioi;r; valley nunilier 1.
by which Ihe sovernment could j sr.eii 1. HO.
be of the uioat severe In adjust- . Mohair: Original Imr averuse
Ing prodiirtlona lo eonsmuptlnn. j 12. month. Orcson 53'iSJc.
SERVICE WILL ICOIITTEE TO
Bt INGREASEQiMEET SATURDAY
I
With the steadv growth of
Klamath Falls bringing demand
for additional telephone fiiclllties, . ducting the county during the en-; Vactor made a . brief plea for
announcement waa made this suing year, the county budget leniency.
morning by F. L. Crittenden, res- j committee will convene tomur-i "Mr. Speer has formerly held
idcnlmuuagcr of the I. T. T. : row In the county court rooms. .responsible positions". Mr. Van
company, that additions to the! One Item, unintentionally over- Vactor said.. "He bus seen bet
switchboard which will Increase I looked, will be the principal mat-jter days. I think Ihe court should
the maximum possibility from tor of business. That is the levy t tnko this into consideration in
ltfl'fl lines to 2S00 lines. i for meeting Interest payments ' pronouncing sentence.
"The development will give n on general fund warrant Indeht-i "After all. the crime to which
considerably larger local and cdness. Aside from that, the bnd- he has entered a plea of guilty.
Icng distance telephone develop- j get will probably not be other- is uot one which reveals a rrlin
ment." Mr. Crittenden said. "An, wise changed. It was said. inn 1 tendency in the man."
additional section of long distance Members of the committee In- HUtrlrt Attorney W. M. Iun
swIU Iiboard nnd a second of aub-j elude. C.eorge R. Llndley, banker: ,10 suggested that the e o n r I
arrlhcra switchboard together ) Frank MeCornnck. filmier: S. p. reeognlte the fact that Speer had
with tuldltional multiple tnrreaa-1 ltehliiiri-r. f:nn,,.r- pleaded guilty, and lhat reason
ing Ihe possible capacity of the
switchboard from ihou to zsuii
lilies, win oe instiiiieu. .
LEFT STRANDED
ItKlUUNti. Calif., Xov. 18,
Klghleeii persnis, some of them
nearly penniless, are stranded lu
thla lllllo Shasta totinty towu ! -
day and wondering why.' s
(ins F.. llenkel and M. (1. Hen-
kcl. brothers, uiiteuded twentv
18 PASSENGERSiWADE PLAYS IN
passengers and their hngaage Kansas, in the opening round of : Five men were arrested nitdjer on Sit-ond. Third and Center
rrom a llell Stage here last night Ihe Oregon tournament In Port-j 75nO rounds of ammunition wa streets "ear Klamath avenue, the
and refusal to take them far- land. Wade made his play lu j seised on two ships, one due to jetty council and J. X. t;lven. rep
ther. Some of Ibe passengers j 4-:i!t-80. nvcordlng to word re-- sail to Mexico and Ihe other to , resentnllve of the Southern Pnci
argued they had paid Ihelr fare , celved here tiday. t Honduras by customs of ft. 1,1s fc todiiy ciinie to a trntntlve
from I'JVrl In n ,1 lo Los Angeles Xell Christian. Waverly pro-j bere today. ! agieenii nt' w hich w ill he sub-
where they had engagements hut ' fessliinul and Tommy Armour, na- The lurgest srlxiirr was on the , mtued to the S. P. head offices
the drivers persisted lu their re -
fusal. Toilav IS of Ibe 20 re -
malned here, two hnvlng pur-
chased tickets on another stage.
One of- the drivers told Ihe
......... ...... ..a ll,.... u...m i, im.i I...
the Imperial company to "bring
you this far", an Imperial Stage,
would nrrlve lu Itrdillns some
time today to pick up the pas--
sengeta the driver said., lulimnt-
lug that the rescue stage had;
broken down near. Duiismulr.
Tho llenkels w ere detained nt
the police stntlotr for n time last
night after which they look the
stage and drove south, disregard-
lug the protests of passengers
iwho-ffad paid tholf turvs through,
l Hiiki rflcld and et di-puir
prH,xgllir a(irti:d l.l.prad
Lin-nilun throiiKliout California.
Thit vminir vnnin hui B lirflfht
lfl"' 'nlered Mr. Van Kmon'a
.i(fi. Oeiola r 1 and y.nterday
a hi-r firt ofllclal appearauee
before ihe rircnlt euurt.
Her parelilt renide on the Aih-
I
LOOKS BETTERS!
18 (XV) The
liOSTON'. Nor.
Commerelal Hulk-tin tomorrow :
' ' "
1 1 "r' " u,u"! a- neriii .inn-
, . . . . . ,.m, ,.f
I wool la bc-lnr old. .Mnuntai'lnr-
era and topniakera are ahowlnr
Inlerem epet-ially In fine and
half blood domeatle woola. eape-
rlally territory and Tejaa. I'rleea
.how a hardeniiiK tendenry.
"The fell Texim woola were
aii som una weeK. prirea Having
1 ranaed from 3j to 3Ve at lel
III...
, -The furelcn marketii are sen-
i-rally rirm. Xew Zealand mened
-tho svaeon hish. Montevideo h la
rediKed extn-m aitkln prleea
somewhat on finer qualltlea. Ana -
1 tralla la very alrons.
-To
ind up their deliberations
on what shall be the cost of con -
niisslonera llurrell Short until ll
: n. liunlap nnd County - Judce
rred K. lioddnrd.
- GOLF TOURNEY
rtill Wade, golf "pro" of the
: lu-ames (iolf nnd Country club
j playing on a' par with such
1 plnyera' as nobby t'ruickshank.
'one of the threats from the east,
Walter Pursey of Sealllo nnd
i Waldo Crowuer of Lawrence.
jtlonul open champion, lied for
jthe lend nt the end of the first
IS holes with brilliant cards of
ti. Dr.). K. 'llliusc. Waverly
amateur, led the slinon-pures. with
I .1
r i n-i. uu jt.mri-
and soggv, having been drench -
ed with heavv rains for the past
secern! duvs.
, I
. f:l.1ll,ot)ll IIOTKL OPKN'S. ;
LA OltAXDK. Or.e., Xov. 1 S.V
lAPl The new six-story SS.yn.-j
tiou Ls (irande hotel, erected by
W. C. llecklel. of Portland, and i
leased by V. O. ('linger, formerly (
of ltosehnrg. was opened for ,
business earlv today with nunrly
every room occupied.
TURN BACK
1 LONDON
i I
i i
rAIJSE OF LANDING
;wu3t wr l-nLil,tJ
I'lli.l of MU nniln WIks Prtr-Mi-M-
lo Kly from Htn KrHiiriw lu
Svw I'M 1h nil luiNnit l-'liiclit
I'litll Toimrnw lomlnjc It
raursr of U'tlsr.
W.MSS.UV, Xr. IH. (.U)-
I'oliNifl Itnyki. t-lib-f of th
uir for". Muiiounrf!
Ltin tHlay lit hiil rtft IvhI m
ivWAun npi rt from I. wow
I hat OiulMfti H. II. Mrln.o-h
ItliMHIK
rlN-k till
morning, rnmutc l l-omlon.
The iSrltivh aviuiors did not
d';mand any help. Colonel Kayakl
lhpr ,a .k n( kn,)W,,E. of thp
lancuadii. the lorat p:lie were
una,, t Hhll-h the reayon tnr
.. . ... . ...
the landlnx f the airmen who
, i-arnn. Knuland. earlv Tuea-
riay mornD(5 on a non-alop flight
t0'ndla.
t jfl believed here that they
;,,),.,) beeanae of a dense fo.
i i.i. ..r l-.nHinr v-u. pivi-n
u Hialokryniea in t-? dlntrb-t
of i-odshajee the name town at
mhjch lhe airmen had pr-vlonalv
Wn Teporwd lo dixpatihea fron
1.,-nilM-rK
I SAX KUANCISCO. Xo-. 1. ijpi
:Captaln Krederlek ('.lies, pilot
'of the trana-Parific fllsht plane
Wanda," announced, today JhaL
he . 111 take oft for .Honolulu
before 9 o'clock tomorrow uorn
v - (Continued on pane it
GIVEN E. SPEER
! Standing nonchalantly before
; Judge A. I. Leavitt. hla handa in
: his pockets and an eye shade
pnllid over his eyes. K. C. Speer.
listened Ibis morning without
! visible emotion tn pronouncement
'of sentence which sends him to
the state penltcmlury for three
i years.
, Speer entered a pica of guilty
' to a statutory charge. l. K. Van
.able leniency should be accorded
. tbereny
Until stale and defense ioined
j in pleading for leniency-for ,Ah
. per Kirk, young Indian, charged
: with reckless driving following
an uccldcnt at Modoc Point Ir
1 which Kirk's car struck and In-
Jured a child.
' Kirk was fined $100. He tol l
the court he could raise the sum
with ease.
VESSEL SEIZER
XKW OIU.KA.NS, Xor. is. ,..Ji
; Hondiirnn steam er llholuteca I
I where ISoo rounds of ammuiil-:
i lion was found. Of this amount ,
K.no rounds was said to have!
j been in the possesion of Frank-)
... ... . ......
nn i iir.rt.1 m n ii i in. 'ntn.r : illlll
1 rounds was reported to be held
LONG SENTENCE
11N1TI0N IN
! by Joe .Mines, Curios. Oarcla.iwe have come tn an ngns'inem
Jiian Portllln and Junn l.opei.
The men were turned over to I Mayor Wotleis sai.l that the
Ihe department of justice agents '.agreement on maintenance of the
pending sn Investigation. jsewer had been clouded and inls-j
After the si-lzuro the agents understood throiigli transfer of
went aboard the steamer Wlnli-o. ', properties. I
where lliey said they round 3.000' Th'e, original ngreenicnt was I
rounds. It could not be learned made by the lust city council
lo whom the-ammunition belong-, with F. Hill Hunter, president of;
ed und ship officers denied know 1- tne'i Sawmill Knlii.eer1ng and
I edge of Its being on the bout.
CITIZENS ASK
LENIENCY FOR
RWM SKIPPER
I'OHTLANI). Or-. N'ur. M. t.
V.t More than it -wont of 'irl-t
lmid on! AttorU a'ttlziiH tmi.ir !
unh'i tn n npiM-nl to rril-nt j
Cu4ilidx for rxtn-iiilvt f U ni"iiry i
for Captain KolM-rt Pkinphlft I.
MklpiMT of th t'mailiiiu rum ruu-1
ncr I'ttaw a wlia, who wud nte-nt'stl
to two far In prison an.l f lu
ur of Him I'iHf..wl.t )n yhtuurj,
ll in to mirrfnrtf'r Novmbr .
2S to -it art -n rvine hx u-rm.
Itt'w ue of m-mbr of th rrw j
of tht m ki'l m boonr Vaoho.
off (lit .-mi-it of WutihltiKtoii by.
tlm iVtM-fiwha JitHt b-ffiiv capture t
of the l'HH-tt hi by th -nmnt '
Kiittrd .utt.r Aljc-m-iulii. 1- the
ta,,h;,".KrrL eraf, ,e-
riled that ll waa Is mile, off'
nhoe when a linui of tbif t'aobo i
wa Kisbted. The tiny boat waa.
pli-ked up. and l h I'srawha wat
aeirehlna for a wennd llfi.-lxiat
when the seizure orrnrred.
Affidariia from thr.n of the
nine men rini-ned by the I'asratr
ha have been oliiitlned. u wan
announced. Thew tlir.-e men
were off the Florida coast nt ttit'.
time of the trial of Captain!
i'amphlt-tt and did n..t ti-itify.
TRACTOR FALLS
BACKWARDS AND
KILLS RANCHER
MKDFOItK. X.,v. IS. iJi
Chrietcpher Wllte. axed 41. far-'
nier and pioneer resident of Ibe ;
Central I'oint di-lrlit. was in-tiity ailinlnlsirutlon wishes to
siantly killed this mornins when! Veep" pare.wlib the rpld de
tractor be wa driviua ' fell I
upon him. The machine bit a j
depression in lhe field and fell i
backwards. Witle was to have i
tieen married next week tn Miss!
Jennie ltundall. It, a nurse. He I
will I Hi buried in bis weddinc ;
clothes. W'ltie' brother was an t
eye wltnesa of the truardy.
ROTARY GIVES
TU ANIf flVlNC be hired to devote bis entire time
LJiSW A,JUf lfiiVJ , ltf ,h, haudllng- of city books.'
- ' .. . . I was the iiiigaesiiou of the com
Kplrit of Thanksgiving dowM mtttee.-- - --
nated tho Kotary luncheon today t was pointed on( thnt bta-ansa
as business men gave ihnnks for ! 0f the efficiency of Ihe police de
thr prosperity and progressive- j partineut. duties' of the police
ne4S of the country in which court had Increased and that
they reside. Judge, (iaghagen snould b given
The Itev. I). V llalght. pas -
tor cf the First Presbyterian
church presided. A delightful,
voial number by Mrs. Hancock j
was appreciated by llotarians. t
Mrs. Ituhrnck was accompanied i
by Mrs. Cieorse Md'herson. I
1 !
ANYWAY, TH KY TKIKIi
lilTHAKKST. Xov. IS. tAPij
Having had the usual atro or
Balkan duelists, tiregory Mannl-
Iwcn and Victor Pajacosli re-i
main iinret-onciled. Fch fired i
two shot during a storm, hitting;
nothing but raindrops, llregory
had accused Victor of betraying
his brother Mebuil. recently ac-1
quitted of a Can list coasplrary.
"IIKAI TAX" F.X ACTF.H
AT Y. W. C. A. IIOMK
0 XKW YOKK. Xov. IS. Pi
0 - There's a "Beau tax" at
the Harriet Hudson home of
the Y. W. C. A. In lirooklyn.
Kwerjf .young man who
calls on u girl there Is as-
sessed for his visit. He pays
25o for an audience in the
high back chairs or tho
lounge. If he desires the
privacy of the parlor the
tux Is Sue.. For a mere call
he-is required to pay a dime.
The "lien ii tax" receipts
s front rummage sa'e.a and )
other enterprises have net-
ted the home M . 4 s 5 thus
far for contribution to tho
0 SI oo.ooo drive of Hie tlrook-
lyn V. W. C. A.
S. P. and Council Come
to Agreement on Sewer
After two days of constant
negotiation and discii-stnn of the
question of maintenance of sew-
In San Francisco for ratification. n,m nln .. r.. ,,H'r"r
Mayor T. It. Wolieis announced ,,,v''"' ' r'nglne.-r lain J. .urn.
todav. wait t niinciiii.nii ll. Italsiger.
"The Southern Pacific 1ms ' "nries i itiiin-rts, rormi-r city
shown a disposition to cooperate "'"i, Jn"","
. ... ... ...I.l..nti lflllilr If.nni'lliiiiin pi-.n.
1 1. ir.iniiiir on r inn nroiiioni
Mayor Walters commented, "and
(which Is satisfactory lo nil."
'Construction company, builder of
KEY NOTE
FOR CITY
SOUNDED
Budget Committee Ad
vises Economy1 In Con- ,
duct of City Affairs
. . - f f
LHANut, SUGGESTED
IN JUDGE'S OFFICE
lb-Here TmiiHil Arruunlnnt
Should KeMee ij'in I., t.iuc-
. ha;en In lluib'a of - Keeplnic
llxk Ho Thill Mi to Tilne (an
- IW llevoteil io Pollee Court.
Keynotu in adniinintra-
tiun of Klanmth Falls for
Keveral Vfiirs to come was
...... ...
itoundea .today in a letter ot
I recommendation to the city
! council submitted by tha:
"Ii- budget committee fol-'
'""" "" ;xhaustive -in-:
estimation into city affairs.
Kronomy In the eoudiirt of ritr
affairs must -be sirlrtly adhered
to durins the year -1J- If the-
velopmeiit of Klamath Fulls.
Without economy, it may1 heroine,
necessary to siihmit a apeclal levy,
to the people for ratification,
The committee went ou record-
as npposlns a i-peelat levy uuleea
alisolutely nrary.
Thar Police Jmlsc l.rin I,.
ttuKnaiien suouia ie ri-iH-veii
-I some of the btmvy' burden of
i office work he Is currying and
i that a trained accountant shoiild
1 niorp ,imo to devote lo this work,
Memliers of 'he committee ln-
elude Maur Walters: the five
members of. the- city council,
Francis olds. J. E. Van .Camp.
K. II. Halslger, Paul Ijimb-ri and
Harry I'eltz: and five citizens
representing lh five wards: W.-
(). Smith, first wjrd: Merle West,
(Coutlnued un pace l
5
I
LOREi STORY
SA,.KM. 0re . Xov. IS. (API
A belated story about - Lorena
Trickev, rei-entiv acquitted at
,.akevi).w of s first degre.- mur-
d,.r c(,ai.aP. i8 revealed by Salem
purR records.
During ,he i2 'stale fair Miss
jTrickev. "Slim" Harris, her com-
,nnn iyr husband whom she klll-
ivfl n, .akeview. and other mem-
jhers of their Iroup were arrested
he tho local police for drunken-'
,,,. an,i against Miss Trickey
wus lodged the more serious
charge of driving nn mitomoblle
I while lntoxlcited. . She almost
made a wreck of the woman s
ward in the city Jail, according
to police, (himaglng the lavatory
and other enailiiment.
The girl and Slim Harris en
gaged lu a violent altercation
while In custody, the offli-ers
said. -' ,
a spur line skirling Luke Kwnun'i
which crosses city property.
I.uter the spur line came under
the control of the Southern I'acl
llc. Failure of Ihe S. V. to live nn
to the agreement on inainleTiancii
has twice aroused investigation,
Pre-ient ftt the conference thi-i
" - - '-- -
els Olds and X. II. Ilouiie. i-b.b-1
"' t
engineer of the O. '. K. rull-
road.
" .i i.i.i , ,1,1 .i, .'.,
H.ll.KM I HOI r.HTi IMil OUT.
8ALF..M. Ore.. Nov 1. (AP)
Kdwnrd Hannlng of Portland,
w ho has maije n bonilH-r of ln
vestments in Sal-m buslicei,.
property In the last H mouth ,
has purchased another rnluabla
properly at I'nlon ami Nort!
, High streets from OU KU.
SALEM RECALL