The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, December 21, 1927, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Texttfulmikv Library Qnmm Ktn. Own - WifB lEwttlttn Herald City Edition The Old Home Paper WEATHER. . ,,, Oregon: l'nettled: rnlna knt portion lonUhl ur Thursday; - warmer In southwest -vorflun to night: modurat lo fresh south east winds. Associated Press and United Press Telegraph Service Herald Advertisers Appreciate Your Trade Tnco Five Cents KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 21, 1927. Number 02 13. Mi LOCATE NO TRACE OF E Divert Fail tQ Find Sunk en Under-sea Craft This Afternoon Oil HAD DRIFTED AWAY 4 DURING BAD STORM (irrii'UU Arr At Im lo Know U tint ! l I ndcr Present Situation: itl.le 'Snap W IimI-K Hm IUmm ami Fallal Ocrnn In Now Cnlm. PROVINCKTOWN. Mum., Dec. 21. (AI.') Admiral Frunk II. Brumby, in charice of salvitKo opvrution.H on the Hunken ul)mnrine S-4, an nounced, lute today that the wreck Imd been lout, be ' caiiHo a line attuched to it wus torn away in the re cent Kale. Two divera who were lowered today failed to find the vessel upto i; ;15 o'clock. I'llOVINC'KTOW.V, Mix., lV'C J I. (II Iilvlrtsc iinerailntia were resumed at I2:.1U o'clock loday In an attempl lo rfsiun the alt men Imprisoned In the wreck of the sunken submarine S I The first man to o down was Jsmen I UK rani who waa the fli-at lo be lowered when the H-M was sunk off lllock Ulanil two years . PHOVINVKTOWN. Mass.. Iec. II. (1I Tle naval ves.els which are endeavoring to salvage the sunken submarine 8 1 were pre paring today lo reaumn opera lloua siiHpended two days ao he. cause of a northwest sale. At (Coullnued ou pas SI J. GETS GONTHAGT John Hampshire, pr:minent 1 Crania Pass contractor, who, from tltno to time, has been I Identified with major construe-1 4 Hon pmjortaln Klamath county, was the successful bidder yes terday for the resurfacing of IS. 7 miles i f state highway In i Klamath and for the supplying at soma six mill's of maintenance tnatnrlnla. Mr. Hampshire's bid was 1161.212. Tho wsrk will Include the re fiiirfminK of the Kliminlh Falls Merrill section of The DuIIms ('sllfornln highway; resurfacing ot 1-6 mile of tho Kluuuiih Falls-Lakevlew highway from the I.ukovluw Junction towards Olone; and tho supplying of six miles of maintenance mnlnrlal which will bo used on tho Kliimiith Falls-I.aknvlew highway from The Dullca-Cnllf.'.rnlu highway to a point a short distance past Glenn. IPS I Alleged Liquor Dealer Bound Over by B. Thomas Evidence against firace HossoJ whoso activities tho arrest of thn and Uon I.lll.i. charged awllh an j Chtloqitin pair was negotiated, assortment of liquor violations.! Testifying for draco Hesso and la strong enough to warrant an Investigation by tho Portlnnd fed - eral grand Jury. At least this wns tho rnllns inie yesinruuy oi uuiivu nmivn ,, . , i, . m....m Commissioner Bort (. Thomas who bound over thn pair lo tho fodoral Jury. Bond for thn worn - n .ei at !nnn- for I.llln ' lit 3,onn. Thny raised sufficient ; defendants conducted ono of tho bonds for their rolcaso todny. i"t notorious dives In Chllo Tbn two Chtlomiln residents quln- are cjiarged with possession anil sain of Intoxicating liquor, with maintaining a nuisance nnd Willi conspiracy lo vlolalo the fntlornl prohibition Inw. American 0 o I o n y. I ney rome Two government witnesses les- from looking tip at Lindbergh In titled. They wore N. H. Nngll-.tho hoi sunshine. Ambassador Inr nnd A. Kckhnrill. Thny oro Morrow, like many other, Is of yovernmont iluul plgeous througU , (lifted with a bllilcrcd face. ST AUTO LIFTED OUT OF LAKE; NOT DAMAGED I'liliiriiii'il friim Hit Icy timi dity sojourn ut tlm hmtniii of upper K lutiiut It lukn nenr tint west appruu'h or thi Fremont bridge, tlx 1 1 ml huh roach, own- l hy Kurl Atchison, was llfti'd from the lake unto Hi" mid wlioi'l-d to Iho shorn this ntoiii lim ut 11 o'i Iik k by tho-Aimc Motor iur wrecking crow. 'I'lix rur crashed t h roi: kIi Ilia It-it several hundred yirds from horn Kundiiy afternoon. Five . '', in ma ununited to climb nut of I iio ear tH'foro It settled to thn l.ottiiiii of Hie lake. Aided hy two :ln poles, a ; power wciich and cable. Ural the i from end was lifted above the ltd and then tho buck end. Thn car waa placed on pViiika' which ill'rlbut.d the bearing I (surface and lessened thn hanrc I of anoihiT rtnali tlirouith lliv up- I per Ink Ire. I The cur will be dried out and llli a few minor repalra will attain be In good running order, ' .garugo employes bild. XMAS TRAFFIC LOAD ON S. P. MUCH GREATER I A new record In volume of Chrlatniss railroad traffic ork ! Inatlna- In Klamatb.wlll probably bo established If present Imllia : tlona are a criterion. I ArcordliiK to officials of the i Main Htreet Soul hern I'aclfle of ! fie, the holiday traffic to date i Is from one third to one half ircuter Ihun last year. Tho vol ume of traffic will rome to a climax Friday and Saturday. REALIZE $469 FROM EXHIBIT From receipts derived from the , Klsiinlh Falls city school art ex hibit hold two weeks an, there j Is sufficient money to purchase la number of pictures for the six Jcliy schools, J. I'. Wells, city school superintendent, has re ported to the city school board. I The sum renllied from the ex ' hlblt held two weeks asn at Kro mout school was lltiS.im and rep- ! resumed one of the moat sticcevi I ful amateur exhibits ever held In i primary schools. - MI'ltltll.l, MAN III.AMKD L. Miller. Merrill, was blamed yeMcrduy for an accident Mon duy. by ('. A. Pauley, Klamath Falls business man. According to Pauley's report the crash oc curred at the junction of the Klnmuth-I jikovlew highway, four miles south of this city. COMI'ltKMNr.K Alll Tt III I P HI II IMIHINO no.STON. Doe. II, (AA The Boston navy yard today announced that thn destroy- s er Hturtevanl, now under way for the sreuo of thn sinking of the submarlno S-4, carried apparatus with which an attempt might be mudn to calm the trouble- some seas with compressed air. Tso of compressed air was 0 suggested by Phillip Brash- car of Princeton I'tilverslty, who recently set forth tho Idea that ships anchored In mid ocean might afford landing places for trans- Atlantic planes by calming 4 (he watc'r around Ihem In a similar way. 0 Lllla were Frank Savage, Justice 1 of the Penro J. J. nrophy. W. C. I Balfour, Frank Coffeo and Earl callendor. n.. ...it., ...... i.,nrinj tiovornmenl wllnrssos testified Hint they had purchased two . rounds of drinks nnd Inter bought n pint. It was alleged that thn RED NOSE EPIDEMIC MEXICO CITY. Dec. 21, p) Red noaes arn epidemic; In the RIM SHIP'S CREW BACK BROKE, MAD i T I r tJ i i tl i Marian Parker murder i (ilt 1 ale 01 liardinip, IhrCii- r,ed early today when officers encd Disaster and of Suicide Related BOAT HELD IN LIEU OF SAILORS' WAGES )t.ll!ui.lonrl KeH'fjtrlfiK ti-tt Hi--luril to Kan Kihiii-Imo n Had tier but Wer t.roup; KvfM-rl rnei on H'- wa I'Vaubt With Tr(i-l) anil rcrll. KA KIM M 'INTO. !. SI. (. Thhtif-n t'Miiadlnn fniinic men who salleil from Van rilivr. It. ". 117 ilnt a n n Joe I'nrente'a rum ruiinlnn mo- orriiii I'Mncipio, rciiniem-i AniIIo, nnlvcil liere tMliiy nlaiaril the I'ii nn ma mall liner, lily of Knn rrunclMco from lnnsnlllo. Tliey were broke' and HliKO' "t retentc, liom they lilntno for i' elr plltflit. The Appollo lays In Mnm.inlllo harbor. Belied by lirltlsh officers for waae duo the crew. Weeks of drift ins with rrlppled engine, near starvation and the suicide of the engineer were de scribed by First M Hit Charles N. foe. spokesman for the crew. "We left Vancouver." he s:ild. 'We knew the Appollo was a rum ship but we were sailors out of VlTo"!.df'r" o,"d lumber" for ! of th- Community Cbe,t drlve"'"ty l fonnd genemUmd 1 made If puhlle "beeanst. per .. .. .- i." J.. ' after dava ..nt in Inmatls-atlAns lready several hundred families f sisient rumors, started presum- ;ot j ; some liquor. I lion . nuw. '. . l. ' . , irouoie uu'wip ". liaroio. ..roaman. cni-i enK.ne.-r. finntlmini' nn page l Queer Quirks From the Wires POLITICO 11HEAKS HOMK ATLANTIC CITY. Dec. St, (At Married It years. Mr. and Mrs. Hoberl iitManey nave pariea as. the best of friends." In an agree- : ment filed In court they renounce all claims unoit each other for the rest of their lives and agres not to disturb their friendship. They do not believe In divorce. Mrs. Dcluney, who thinks her husband Is wonderful except ns a husband, is In politics and has ' ambitions to become a police! woman. Delaney Is a salesman NO SENSE OK IIUMOH NEW YORK. Dec. 21. (.1") Miss Isabella Rittenlinusn Is ln- rllned to thn belief that Englib officialdom has no sense ot humor. On landing in England she told an inspector that the purposo of her trip wns to sco thn Prlnrn of Wales. She Hays she was then confined In a hor- pita) for a month and deported, Kidnaped Girl Appeals to Parents cyS3- vcA,' f'XA,-i?t This tragic note was written hy Marlon Parker, kidnaped I.03 Ange les fill, urging tboai tp ransom her 10 that hq might return homo. IP!!? Police Substantiate T; mvvivvu I.O.I ANGKLKS. lcr. 21. I API Further aubatantlatlou of one! of the early theories advanced by thn nolle luvtiitigatlon tbo , said two peraou. whose name uhey refuted lo r;vcal, bad keen Wllllutn Kdward llhkmaii and aiinthar man crry nevcrei bun dlea from tho Ilellevue Arma parttni'n'a and put the in Into a t'hryaler rouiio. The Information of the to persona, a n.nn aitd h.a wife, who knew Hick man aa Ujnald Eratu, M.ticnxthened the theory that lllekiuan had aid In tho plot of which he la accused. The couple who saw Hickman and the other man. lire ut the llelletue Arma apartments, where Hickman Is aald by police lo have carried out bis diabolical kldnap- I11K and aluvlnx plot. They were returnlnsj lo their rooms at about six o'clock Saturday evening two hours before a masked man. I rldinc In a Chrysler automobile i brought back the torn and life-1 U. l...,lv .. Iitti M.pl.n mrA sold It to her distracted father for f 150(1 when the voman ro-! Klamath Christmas Chest Fund Still Only ' tilsireas o real has been found i . ,. j.1 re,H,rted destitute families., : ,...in.. kh u ii,.Kaf.A .Aiui. -e."-; --- "".'., , -i .w..... 1 bare necessities of life, such as fuel, warm clothing, shoes and food. Mfinnv l nfkrivH hmllv ami with but three day more lo go another S200U must be raised. In tbe neighborhood of $1000 has already been collected by ths i mlttees of biislnens men who are canvassing the city. Ak oluntan- Donations ... un i..cU uin... solicitation are busy with their on uuainers auairs ana u any- one Is not axked to contribute I hopn they will mail their check hearing December 28. Judge Wil or bring the money to the chest liam H. I. under Ait the probate! healquarters in th.e Legion build-1 court announced today. Itemus I SCHOOL BOARD vi J vyvi avvssirvxv APPROVES JOB - Satisfied In every respect with the Job. tho ctty rrhool board has tccepted the five-room addition to Mills Addition school erected at a cost of approximately $10 oon. Tho general contractor 'ns Fred Jrndun. Rapid growth ot Mills addition and adjacent re.il- deiitlul districts necessitated the construction of the addition il rooms to handlo tho increase. r- in viiiiiiw mused to ber husband: "Why,' Hut's young Donald Evans, Ian t It?- Her husband answered in the affirmative and the wife amusedly remarked that It seemed that Hi k man and his friend were go- I Inn on a party as they were car-I ryinn several package described a a heavily wrapped and about j the "ienrth of i wine bottle." l They also were carrying a ; anllcaae . .7 ...... i ne uniiientitiea companion ot ; fllckroan held open tbe door of the automobile while Hickman j placed tbe bundles Inside. No more was seen by the man and bis wlfo as they thought nothing! of the matter and continued on Into their apartment. After hoirtiiK the story of the couple. Chief of Defectives Her- man Cllne Immediately ordered ! ofllcers to continue tbelr Inves-1 ligation on the theory that Hick-j man wa aided by at least one other person In bis revolting crime, l-t night a janitor In the anartmeni hnnae tolH th officers of having seen Hickman, then i (Continued on page s) l One - Third Filled I ' Ine" Mr. Robertson stated this '. r - mornlliE. have been placed on the list of .....itinM... Ins: In every hour of the dav , fc , j... Th " m,tH .k. ..fc. , oe rared for I An Invllation to the general puuuc 10 call at tne chest head-1 cnesi neaa- quarter and sen what is being . ... .. - aone tor tne woriny ot tnis city , pas been extended ' ' F BFMIIS fom-lUtUftL,i:' KCmU3 WILL BE GIVEN HEARING SOON CINCINNATI. Dec. II, tj George Itemus will get a sanity I ml mmilD In Jail In accordance i .,.. .... , wa dented bond and until then! i-.i.k ; munier trial fnV he T slang of . hU wife. Imogent. Ho was found "not guilty on the sole ground of insanity." K.PKT STEEL TODAY Steel girder to be used on the Great Northern railroad company bridge across Ewauna lake, were expected to arrive today. Work on tho span Is practically com plete and only the placing of steel remains to finish, the job. Marian, Her Mother and Sister I , ,t I 5 '-V M sit.' t I ' r 1 Mrs. Porry M. Parker and her two daughters. Marion, kidnaped and slain, Is at the lett. Marjorlo, threalched by "The fox,' Is at the right. PQDILDGIE iDffn m CHAIR OFf PRESIDENT Fierv Senator from Mis- .mir! Onena Was for Supporters - r . r-ir WILL HU 1 KUIN rURl V17PJ A Tk Ta-III Tl ' u iiiiw i jiao. lloom for Ilt'mlnent Krnntor ;es I ncler Way; ltero(5n-el a Powerful Man In Ih-niocralic Party and One Who Mut lie Iteckoned With. WASHINGTON'. Dec. 21. (A P). -(Tearing; the vrny to those1 who are seeking for lllm the democratic presidential nomina tion. Senator Iteecl of Miasouri, has decided that ho will not again run for the senate. The senator's position, set foh ln statement by Samuel W. Fordyce. chairman of the Mlssonrl democratic state com mittee, make It clear that while be himself is not seeking tbe '"a8 I holf nomination, be is aware that bis are doing so in his be half. i Liiairuian ru.unQ milieu ti.s . statement alter a coniei ence a un I the senator and declared he i ably by crtalu metropolitan nuanfl nvm that Kpna nr Iteed Is metropolitan ator Hce , ol,l, the nomiunlou for oresident. had been extrted to persuade Sen- .ator Rd file for renomlna- ' ,,,u " uc rcllo,c i'"0 v" . -e--: ln of the time limit ln .Missouri ... i . c,.AA A - "'" -- i ne cuuiu Bay. uuwevfr, ioui ivrcu nl ..n.iPr inv rircnmaliin- J ' cps agam become a senate can didate. SCHOOL OUT Oi i T1'T"11 bo ,book a0,d classes and the regular school routine ana tne regular scnooi routine ' iday-but If cinch ,hat aome housanda of school " ""'" -";.-'-" " slnK to deeDl'r lat0 tneir "'"dies these last few days before Christ mas vacation. Last dav of school In th Vfir IS!" for all Klamath county schools will be held Friday. The vacation extends from December 23 to tbe morning of January 3. Christmas exercises in virtually all primary, grades will be con ducted Thursday and Friday. ' A ... .c" :nrnrnflnrn nnn ULUtl,IDtn ZdU r.HSlni Victim's Father r , Perry M. Parker. father of .Marlon Parker, Los Angelea girl I kidnaped and then slain, who (surrendered $ 1 500 and rerelved i only tha broken body of his child. BERKELEY MEN rt T r w w j - r r a irrv i rUKnA3Cs L.A11U IN PINE GROVEl Purchase orlTcre. of farm- III fS lalllU 111 (lie X Ills? VII UIC UlaV trlct known as the Harris place. by Louis E. Erbes and Dale R. Stebbins of Berkeley. California, I ha. been made known. j The land was taken over by the First States and Savings Bank and was sold to the south- em men through Chilcote and Smith. local realtors. ' 'I MP HNnFRWnnn mrt. j llilr r ' , 1 , c f w 1 we. I illVilEiJ Iff -r aVTe -rr nr-irit- MS.IUb -1 (J M U Vlt, . Preparations are being made and invitations have been sent , v. r- u , ja, , . out by C. H. Inderwood, owner . of I nderwood's pharmacy and I president of the chamber of , .u u"u. .in t ic- tore Partv at tha t. u.iv ihdflta. "'1Z"' Z. 7 J ! , icveinuvr 4 bi i p. m. ana l L , .vlrtw.M. k., . f ... nu.VM 0 1 1 ,I.UiUI j nuuui children are invited. It is an annual treat ot Mr. Underwood's and each year the juvenile population look forward to their good time at tbe Liberty. TRAIN FOR fiAMK j STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Dec. I 21. JP) With the bugaboo of! final examinations left safely be-1 hind them, the members cf the' Stanford university football squad I ; ba, returned to the practice grind preparatory to facing Pittsburgh, " l" university Panthers at Pasadena cn January 2. KEVKNOK ENDS IN KILLING OK WOMAN BURLINGTON", N. J., Dec. 21, (P) A desire for rev- enge on the woman he ac- cused of breaking up his home and then spurning his attentions was the cause as- signed by police today for the slaying ot Mrs. Isobel James Shedaker, wealthy widow, by Frederick Plan!. as she was fleeing from an 1 aut mobile screaming. Pinnl was ln St. Francis' I t.K k .. . - o n, today, !l,h t ?5 '". " mouth, self-inflicted after he had fired four bullet ln- to the woman head and body last night. ... ff Will Prevail in Trial Savor of tha pioneer west, of whooping cowboys, and whistling lariats, will predominate in the trial on January 9 of the famous Charles Walker, an alleged rat tle rustler extraordinary, wko will be tried before Circuit Judge J. V. Campbell on the charge of stealing a c:w. An affidavit of prejudice filed by E. II. Ashurst, Walker's at torney, has disqualified Jiul-je A. L. Iavltt from presiding over the case. Four Indictments returned against Walker ore said to be tbe result1 of activities of the Klaranth County Cattlemen's as-1 soclatlon, formed of a group of i llvestcrkmen detcrmlre'l to stamp out widespread cattle rustling, in Klamath. Evidence secured by OFFICERS DISCOVER 'FOX' LAIR William E. Hickman Had Masqueraded Under Name of Evans ACCUSED MAN HAD DUAL PERSONALITY Evidence of I)r. Jekyl! ami Mr. Hyde Complex lU-yaled Iljr Inveatlicatora In Ixm AngvleV -Terrible Morjer Cane; Kind Kli.icer Print in Apartment. LOS ANGELES, Dec. 21, (AP) While a cloud of clues and false leads today, effectively screened the "j"" P'8" f Wi'Ham E; "avMaaia..!. MVS. OtU V,, V S itte Marian Parker, bits of ' evidence Were being fitted together by the police to , , r solve the puzzle of his past. This evidence as presented by the police, pictures a youthful "Dr. Jsuyl and Mr. Hyae" on the one hand a neat, orderly boy who attended church nnd Sunday acohol and never stayed join late at nignt; on tne otner ,ne Fox 'l10 t0T - 'ned tbe carrying out of a cool, Icunnlng and diabolical murder plot for revenge.- Holds I'd Dnisr Stores. The latter picture showed him for three weeks preceding tho k,dnaplng, staging a series of drugstore robberies to obtain a com-'stock of anaesthetics and sleep- in, "7h' ,"-'r; roDDeries ne In one of these robberies he la declared to have Dlaced a Dlstol in the druggists Lu . . , . , , " - t rib8 rced the fflghtenwl , min to give minute Instructions j as to the nse of tbe anaesthetic. Druggists in the three holdups (Continued on page 2) LANGELL HALL IS I At Lorella. adjacent to tho i,,i.ii rfi.,,i, r,i large and fJpaciotis bu'llding ia structure which, besides it practical advantages, will ever be a monument to community co- operation. I The building Is Langell Valley 'community hall, built almost en tirely through the combined eN 1 fort ot farmers of the fcrtilo I farm section. a , I "The hall was built by farm ers who devoted their spare time I to the project," O. P. ' Keller, I prominent citizen ot the district 1 said yesterday. "Ten or twelva fellows were working all tbfl time under the direction of an i experienced carpenter of Klam- am raus. .vow we nave a una i building and Thursday night will Mil an informal opening pro, gram" ; i Mr; KeUer ,a)a tne formal opening to whloh all Klamath cltitens would be Invited wouluV ibe held some time In January. agents cf the association wa sub mitted to the Klamath grand jury and th Indictments follows. The association bo hired Hor ace Manning, noted criminal trial lawyer of Klamath' Falls, to act as special prosecutor In the cse. Walker has served a term In thn penitentiary following hlo convic tion cf a statutory Lhargn, au thorities stated. Following the Walker trial or trials It the state chooses n prosecute on all three Indictment the case ot state vs. William and It. S. Hardberger, charged with- assault with Intent to kill will be tried. Then will coin.i 'state vs. Leonetti, charged ili emhcxilement; - and, lastly, stain vs. A. L. Wlshard, charged with, ( cmbcxzli'tncnt, . COMPLETED .4 ?