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KLAMATH FALLS OREGON, -WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 18, 1928
Number 623G
IF
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GUERILLAS
ROUTED BY
Marine Air Offensive
Against Sandino's
f Forces Success
CRIME AND VIOLENCE
RAMPANT, IN NATION
Failure to Voi'll tyiunl)' Dark
Hklnmil (.rnrral of Central
' American Stale, Arouim Fears
of lord I Populace; IIuidIm
Warn ltrlx-1 thief Co Hi t Ire.
MANAGUA, Nicaragua.,
Jan. 18. (A.r.) UnrritKHCd
by three days of persistent
and heavy bombing from
marine corps planes, rebel
outpost today hud fled
from San Albino region,
marine' hcudiiuurtcrs an
nounced.' The announco
mcnt wns madu uion the re
turn of airplane p a t r o I n
from the region where the
marines are massing fop a
drie against the rebel gen
cral Augustino Snndino.
A combat patrol lo reported
(her t no - rvltlcnro In the
(Jullall district nf rebel activity.
Jit wan believed that Suml'no'a
force bad retired In Kl Ch'lpote.
which ha mail lila hea.fqu ir'fi
after dm marine tnnk (jullul'.
A rompanjr of mav.m: wrn'Si
Mulagslpa to lrcngthm th tr-
risen there.
The explosion uf I en bombs !
thmiKlit to havo wnrn-.il an
dlno's foHower to c:iv.. jimo
Inga Sunday. It lt tipon '.
that Han. lino left Kl f hipotj
Mating ho would no n Ilnoi-gii
(Continued on mice
E
A laM monllnx. for Ilia pur
!. of rqiialnlliiR lb" public
with tho lriKon atalo law on
"waok Uay rellKloua Initrurtlona,"
haa beon railed for Tuonday eve
liln. Jnnunry 24. 7:3d o'llork
at t ho Flrai l'rcubyli.rlaa r-liurih.
Tha mimtlnt l apuntorrit by
tha I'ltrent Toai'lu'ra aniorlailoii
of thin ell y and It opvn to tho
tKnral publlv.
lhop v. r. llnmlnKloti will
ba In Klumntli Pa! In at Hut tlmu
In olmorraiti'a of I bo K"iul aunl
vuranry of til. I'aul'n KplNitopul
rhuri'li and I'roalilnnt John A.
Churchill of I ho Hunt hern Oregon
Normal achool la to bn Ihn prln
i' I piil apcakira nf tha ovcnlun.
Mi-mbcra of tho Klumatli coun
ty high achool orchuatra will ron
dor two number.
AIRPLANES
MASS MEETINe
Hope to Uncover Trace
of Lost Indian Tribe
WASHINGTON, Jan. IS. (T)--Hope
of uncovering traces of a
Mf.ut tellin rf ln.llni.a tha r'lilitan I
which dlstippnnred about lu'l
years ago aftcp having played a
dominant part In the history rf ,
southern Florida for moro than .
.three centuries, ' Is taking a
Snilthsonlnn expedition n n d o r 1
Henry D. Collins, Jr., to that!
state to excavate newly dlscov-
ered mounds. I
Un account of a battle In 1613
In which KO cn lines filled with
Calusa braves attacked Ponco Do'
I.eon and prevented him from
binding Ms f orcein along their
cOBst Is history's earliest mention
nf the trlho. Hesords disclose
thai Inter the tribe acquired pro
(llclous wealth In gold which it
aocurnd from Kpanbih gnllooiu
wrecked off tho const while r
" liirnlng topnln with tho Ircns
ures of the Inras, ' - -
Tho Caliisns wcro known lo
have made human sacrifices of
their captives, acnlped and dis
membered thq bodies of Iholr ;
been accused of cannibalism.
About 100 yean ago all tracei-
3 MURDERER
mm TAKEN OUTi
a : a of prison;
j. -
Here la HiHe Dorothv Schneider
oflount Morrla. Mich., abduct
id on her way h'jtnu fr-m school
and aluln.
L. N. BLOWERS
IS CANDIDATE
FOR DELEGATE
, SAI.KM. Ore.. Jan. IS. (A!;
Lr.uie N. Ilttiwerr. of fcNgeiie
today became the first candi
date In tho 1IS political cam
paigns to fll his' caiutliliioy for
olllie Mr. Illnwrri fllrd Willi
I hi- ar.'rflary of atate hla dcolar
'atlon aa a randldato for dul
' Katn at lnrjto to tlio ropubllcan
uatlonul ronvantloa.
"I liWIi-vo In tho 1 Sth amend
in i-nt anil favor a (rank and far-
li-na dix-lnratliin In tlio party
plaiform IndorainK and pl"iKhiK
rontinurd nupport to tha ronntl
tutlou from tup to lnJlium." aiyi
lila platform.
says1mpUlse
to start fire
is irresistible
WAfllllKtiTOX. Jin. I. (A.
I ) An "Irroailblo Impulao" la
Klvin by iba poltr aa tho con
fimiii'd rason why John J. KUher
il two firra of tho ai-rloa that
Rraliirid rulna throughout the
city yoitrrday morning.
IWIarlng that Klahor, 29-yrar-nlil
formwr pollrcmun and ro
rnntly a payohopaililc palb-nt
Iiito, had confuaid . to raining
I ho I wo bin ton. pollen authorltloa
mi Id hn hid dona no aftnr winch
lug flrnini'ii batllo two curlier
downtown hlnzra.
PUT OUT BLAZE
IN SHORT TIME
I'rompt action on the part of
1)111 fire drpnrimrnt Into Tnesdiy
afternoon checked a fire In the
Imperial Caruso that threatened
to wlpj out the entire hulldiiig.
1 The fire Blurted In the bnt
tory room and was sweeping tip
the pnriltlon of- lite vn'A. burn
ing tow-.-ds a number of high
powered clininlcnls when It m
checked. Within three mriiutes
nftfr the lila 10 hud started the
fire department had It under
control with tho ttsn of 40. galr
Inns nf rhumlcala. Hllght damage
was done to the building.
of thn tribe (IlKnppcaratl although
It tiiis been suggested that it
mlKht have reprcmnted In a trlbi
of so-cnllod "Choctaw Indians"
who Inhubltud .Florida as Into as
A- ' "
Theories that the, tribo might
have fled to Cuba before the ad
vanco of tho White men or that
It was assimlllnteil by tbe Sem
inole have been advanced by bl.i
torlnns. GUNMAN READY
TO MAKE BREAK
CHICAGO, Jnn.v lS.i UT)
Mnrtln Durkln, one of the most
notorious nml picturesque of a
long list of Chicago gunmen was
hnndcurfed to tho bars of his
penitent ittty coll, today, follow
ing discovery In his possession
nf a long knife, fashioned from
u- flic:
Duikln Is servlr.g a SS-yrar
sentence fur murder. ..
Flint Fiend Hurried to
County in Which Crime
Was Committed
GOVERNOR FAILS TO
TRY TO MOVE TRIAL
Juilr Itifiiimn H-ra No lU-oaon
Hilt' a-o Klmuli! It,. Trlnl
IHItiiMo of HI nli-: KIM,. Kinru
tlvp Inillunaiif ami lull ml to
uurir UU Attorm-y (oncrnl
- i
I.ANHI.VC. Mr,.. Jan. Is. (At
Adolpb lloti-lllng. ilayor of i
flva-ynur old Dor.. i by Siiinldi-r
of Ml. Morrla. Mich., wan titkim
from lh ri-formclnry at Ionia,
by HhiTlff Frank lliwn cf tirn-
co. lounly, prNiipiably to l
hurried buik to (hat rouniy for
a clrcull court apr'aranre. ac
cording to word rrciilvcd here
from Ionia today. '
A court crdiT aimed by Cir
cuit Jadga Fred W. Krunnsn,
lof (Ihikwo rounlv (Flint I rail
ling for tha tranf)-r cf Hotolllng
,from the reformatory to len.ai-
county. received at the' prl
jnon by Hhnrlff (ireen.
FLINT. Mlrh.. Jan. IK; (,T)
I Rfforta of (iorernor tlrotn to
liavo- Adol.h llotelllng tried rut-.
aldo C.vneaon county Flint I for
. the alaylng of Dorothy K. hncld-
er a a- procauallon ncalnt ro
nirrence of mob vinlunre. hit a
anag today when. Judge Fred V.
Kronnan camo out agalnut the
plan.
Judge Ilrennan from whom
permlanlon to hold the trial el no
where munt be obtained, anld he
aaw no neeeaalty for auch a move
land that ho waa opposed to put
ping the county to extra eipenso
, Involved.
Governor tireen waa Indignant
(Continued on paga all)
Queer Quirks
From the Wires
.A I. tiKTjt ADVICi:.
JCF.W YORK. Jan. IS. (AP
Comi-s to followers of Al Smith
a tin on how to avoid offending
Texana. jesso TI. Jones, chair
nun 'of the committee on ar
rangements at llouatin. who is
'visiting, gives notice that the
way to pronounce tho conven
tion city la not "Howston" aa
New Yorkers called their street j
won ine same unme, nor 11001
ton" as they ruy In Knglaud. but
"Howston."
ni mi. lion l'F.wiKS.
NKW YORK, Jan. 18. (AIM
What happens, to pennies that
dropped Into slot machines? Well, ,
apparently nuny of them are
dropped In again. Last year
S.Miu.ooo.uoo went Into machines
maintained by one company ull
iover the country. There aro
1 4.72 1.3H7.0UO pantiles In circu
lation. (iOI.IILN IIAUVKST.
NKW YORK. Jan. 18. (AIM I
A big corporation Is to garner :
a golden harvest for golden I
voices. Nino concert burouis I
have been merged Into one w hich
will hook such atari aa (iallt
Curd, J er It i:i. Chalalpin and oth
ers. , ,
, 11H)I OLD DAD.
I1KLLKVILLR, N. J., Jan. 18.
(AIM -Hundreds of fathers In
lltellovllle aro proud. Tho ques
rtlnn: Who would you like to bo
If not yourself? was propounded
I to 882 achool hoys. Lindbergh
'had tho most ballots. 36.1. In
last place with Mussolini and
two votoa waa "iny dad." Hut
tho voting was aecret. ,
LEGIONNAIRES
MEET TONIGHT
, To select their committees to
the ensuing 'year and to outline
the 1928 program, the American
Legion wl'.l meet tonight In the
Memorial building, nfflclala of
the onul announced torinv.
Tho legion administration plum l This atreot scnc In Managun, Nicaragua,' was photographed on a re
lo map out, definitely and care- rent hcllday, and shows how tho capital looks when tho populace Is
fully tho work program for the oul ns4,ig ,un. T1)0 nme ,ceno mei tne eyes of Colonol Charles
lZ!rnic,ly.n?ohn,rho t'hS nm Mndbergh when he, arrived In M.n.Su. oo hl. tour of Latin-Amerl-t3
jnonths. ... ,so countries. . ' '. , ,
Opening an Empire
The Oregon Public Service commliwion is familiar
to a certain extent with the Klatnath Buain, but we
iloubt whether that body has ever given the study
to the benefit! of all Western Oregon which would
follow the Modoc Northern construction, that it has
to other projects which are wholly withia the bord
ers of this elate. .
That is the .solution the Evening Herald chooses
to make cf the commission's action in pushing1 the
cro.'is-Htate mi I road project from Odell to Crane,
rather than lining up vigorously behind the. rail-
road already started from. Klamath Falls to Alturas,
California. - - ' '
We believe Mr. Corey of the state commission be
lieves in forcing the building of .both railroads im
" mediately. That sounds all right and were it pos
sible to do so everyone might agree to. such a pro
gram ;that is everyone who does r.ot own &n inter
est in the railroads. But we etill.beliecr that rail
road building must be dine with a keen sene of
capital investment and thtre must be 1 cal tonraffe
to justify railroad construction.
The local tonnage on the Modoc Northern is a
certainty. Much of the country is already develop-,
cd. The Tula Lake section and-the MerrilUand Malin
country are the best improved agricultural sections
in the United States that are not served by railroads.
The Modoc Northern will pierce the very heart of
this gteat agricultural section. This together with
the vast forests along the ;Modoc Northern railroad
will insure a paying operation from the day it is
completed, from a local tonnage standpoint. -
Added to this is the great benefit to allWestern
Oregon in shipping freight eastward, for it will all
come to Eugene then to Klamath Falls and out to
Ogden with no mountain; ranges of difficulty to
negotiate. j "
The place for Klamath-Basin to work is before
the state commission, if given an opportunity; and
later before the Interstate Commerce Commission
'at its hearing in Portland.
NON-STOP HOP
SOUTH TO CUBA
STARTS TODAY
I DETROIT. Jan. 18. Aua
tin F. nement, Detroit advertis
ing man. and Leonard S. Flo.
chief pilot for
a Detroit Hying
clnn. look eff from Selfrldge field
at 10:42 0. m. today on a pro
posed non-stop flight to ll.tvamt.
I Cuba.
Ilemeut announced
he was
making the trip
Vacation."
'for a few days!
How Lindbergh
4--. i
MAHARAJAH TO
WED AMERICAN
GIRL SHORTLY
XfWARA ELI VA. Ceyfcn, Jan.
IS. A member of the staff
of the former Maharajah of In
A nro atiM tru -v that thn frrmr
jruler'and Miss Nancy Ann Miller.
of Soattie, Wash., his Intended
bride, will go to Berwaha. near
Indore, in a few days. As soon
as the former Maharajah's health
permita the marriage will be per
formed there. Miss Miller first
being initiated into the Hindu
religion be asserted.
Saw Managua
I p-to" r jin?
1N
ril :
REOS SEND
OPPOSITION
INTO EXILE
Trotzky and Leaders Or
dered to Distant Lo
cations by Soviet
STERN GOVERNMENT
EXTRACTS LEADERS
jni-ral Huwr (Imaing of All
Krtioolft of Ttiouicht ntrar'
to I'ftwrr Xo in KUt"nc
4nnilllt(l With l:fri.-,ii.t arul
KflVctive 3U-thod. - 1 I
MOSCOW. Jan. 18. (AP) All
I oppositlouary ieadera of every
abade and character have been
I ordered tv leave Mowow and pro
ceed to various dlntjnt points
' where they must remain for in-
jeflnlte period.
In administering punishment. 1
:the oppositlonartes were divided!
: Inlo three groups the lnrorri
i gfLlei. penitents and non-peni-i
tents.
1 I-eon Trotiky. former head of
the red army and once outatand-
-1.11 niT i T. V, . 1
vlet Itussia; Christian Uakovskv.
former, aoviet ambassador to
"u T noisne -
v'st Journalist head of the non
r."'"; ,L. , ttl"ae, "
",r, .fv-ocip.es. ineir punjsa-
ment la tneretikre m-,r Hr:il.e
Rakovsky and Kadek - were
sent to L'31-SyBolsk. a suiil! town
far north In-the-Komi region
bordering ou A rcli.'tngiil province.
In fixing a place for Trotsky,
difficulties arose on account of
his poor health since be is tu
bercular. Physicians o;:pi:se4 the
original plan to send nim to
Astrakhan, while th government
opposed the physicians. Mipges
tion that he he haul tj Sur-chum.
The incorrigtblm. headed by,.,
(Continued on page six)
ICE BOATS Of
LAKE SETTO GO
Tuned up. ovchauled and com
pletely outfitted, the two ice boats
of Vpper Klamath lake, are
ready to skim over the Ice-coated
surface of Upper Klamath
lake with passengers, it was an
bounced today by Harry Telford 'fames could be checked. Brown ;cf the ship, tbe San Nam Hoi.
,, ,,,,. .,, .. hid suffered burns about the an-i The mate. Hugh Conway was
who with Douglas Pnckett, ownsjk;s U)Wer porUon f Doth k()le( ,.hon tfle ew of Mp
and operates tbe speedy Ice craft, j PRS. He was rushed to the, offered resistance.. All other
Capable cf reaching a maxi- : Klamath Valley hospital, where Europeans aboard' were wounded,
mum speed cf 90 miles an hour he is resting comfortably. It is except Captain Sparks and a
and a possible 100 miles an , hoped he will be ahle to be , Portuguese chief englneed. Two
hour with the wind behind, the around within a few days. Indians were killed.
two boats are unique. in the state.
They are each propelled by a
90 horse power motor and op -
erate the samo as an airplane.
The smallest is tho "Happer.
14 feet long and capable of serv
ing seven passengers; the largest,
the "F.lla Poppin." can accomo
date 12 passengers.
According to Telford, accident
haiard la virtually a nonenity in
the ice beat.
"These boats ran break through
-J the Ice at SO or 60 miles an hour
land will float on open water as
readily as they will perch on
ton of the ice." ho pointed out.
"The boat broke through tho
other day when the ice was not
thick, skimmed over tho open w-a-tor
and climbed back cr.to tho
ice without hardly stopping."
' Telford said- that the boats
would be moved to the south end
on the lako near Lakeshore Gar
dens from where trips, nn and
down Klamath lake would be
taken.
EXPLOSION IN
ROYAL PALACE
CTTFOC DTf flllM
junj uuiwih
V . will represent the slate in the er.ieit interest and water rlgnt
BIU'SSKLS, Jan. IS. Wl ; Investigations. . The bond holders credits. -Considerable
excitement exists representatives who attended tho '1 ne Summer Lake and Silver
here over a mysterious explosion i conference yesterday were Ar- Luke projects are In northern
which occurred'at Itellevue Palace 'thnr II. Dunne, San Francisco Lnke county. The Summer !.
Mondav morning. ' . attorney for the Deschutes cits-1 district contnlna about 4.000
tk. ..nin.inn I... h,,en nrlnn. trict. Colonel K R. Plnco for the Irrigable acres of which 700 are
ly reported as a bomb attempt
on the Hfo of Crown Prince Leo
pold and again as the mere
ourstlng of an overhoated orna
mental copper ball adorning a
fire dcg. ' ' i
Despite formal denials the Im-
nreaslon oravalls that lh exolo
aiou was connected with plot,
New Senator
iU X !
'Just aa he donned the tiolon's to
ga at Wanhington Ihia photo
portrait waa madu of Hrcnon
M. Cutting, the newHpaper pub
lisher appointed United States
; senator from New Mexico. He
micceeda the late Andrleua A.
(Jouea.
RUN-AWAY BOY
ON WAY SOUTH:
NOTIFY POLICE '
I Apparently determined to see
I h r d Krantl. ,RlM,
Sg Mt Black(oot
! M.h,. and Is thontht to ba
I headed towards Klamath Falls.
In a wire aent to Chief of
,, KtHh Ambrolle ,hta morn-
I. . .
; lug by W. F. Ingllng of Poca-
tello, the young man Is In com-1
par.y. with- another boy- named
Simmons, who la said to be
nephew of J. Wright of Klamath!
cans. m. ...urn. - ... -
formitlon as to tbe young man a
hereabout
is wanted by his
relatives.
In the description sent
t hrose. Krants is described as
I being six feet tall, black hair.
I .1 . W n . .. . I .,)-... J ......
SEVERE BURNS
SUSTAINED' IN
GARAGE BLAZE
H. Rrown. popularly known to
; his many Iriends as "Brownie
I who played first base on the I
mamain rails uaeuaii team msi j
yejr. narrowly escaped serious 1 ' f
burns while working al the Wit-1 HONGKONG. Jan. 18. (A
liams Garage late yesterday af-( The British mate of a Chlne.ie
ternoon. - ' .steamer was killed when he was
Brown was attempting to build ' attacked by Chinese pirates while
a fire In the stove when a light- ' enronte from Hongkong to Hong
ed match came In contact with I moon. 50 miles south Canton. '
his trousers, which were satur- The,pirates were believed to be
sled with ennline. Itefore the rilahnrMfl ioiihr nt Ida oritur
! . SKARCH FOR PLANK.
! NF.w YORK. Jan. 18. (API
I a biplane carrying news reel
films of President Coolidge.
speaking at Havana and piloted
by Ted Mose.y was reported
missing today and an appeal was,
made to the army air service at
Washington to Institute a search,
Three State
Projects
SALEM, Jan. 18. (P Three
more Oregon Irrigation districts
' are slated for investigation with
. n view to reorganization and re- .
I financing under the 19S7 legis
lative act.
proved at
This action was an -
I conference of the
stale reclamation commission yes-
terdav with representatives of the
Ihond' holders of the , Deschutes
i county municipal lmiirovement
district, the Silver Lnke and the
Summer Lnke
district.
th
hea Lnper. state engineer,
silver i.ake district ana r.awarn unuer iuiiiuuuh. im u,
Kelt f.-r the' Summer Ijike.lng bonds total 3'iti.3VU ami It.
district bondholdors.
Th Issuance of refunding bonds
will he the ebjoct of the Inves
tigations. This was requested by
the representatives and agreed
- . to by the commission.
i- For the .Deschutes
district,
HOTELLING
HURRIED TO
STATE PEN
Lack of Capital Punish
ment Law Saves Slay-
er From Execution
OFFICERS WASTE NO
TIME WITH KILLER
1
utrn-ml - Father of Uttlf. (ilrl
Klrlkes Murderer anil IHaaevt
ir of Flve-Yrar-Olil c;ir Fall
in thr Fan in i'ourt
(Late Bulletin)
FLINT, Mich., Jan. 18
(AP) Adolph Hotelling,
47, confessed slayer of little
Dorothy Schneider of, Mt.
Morris, is on his way to
Marquette prison this after
noon, to begin Berving a life
term.
Hurried secretly Into, the court
of circuit Judge. Fred W'. Bren
nan. presiding judge of tbe Gen
esee county clrculf court. Hotel-
ling pleaded guilty and sentence
was pronounced. He was. taken
in charge by sheriff's officers and
startiit on his way to the north
ern prison, where he will spend '
J he .rwu ol nut natural Mlrh
I igan la- do not provide for cap
ital punishment.
Dressed in the same clothes lie
! whp he Ijldna ani! mur.
dered ... .,. M
lonely spot near Mt. Morris
1 last
Thursday. Hotelling faced
,nMH In A ... i liu ,. .1
heard sentence pronounced.
As Hptelllng waa bronsht Into
the court house' by Sheriff Green,
Leslie Schneider, father of the
(Continued on page six)
when a British gunboat ap
proached the pirates escaTied by
jumping overboard and swimming
ashore.
Canton untiwrltles arrested
several suspects In : connection
With' the nld
It was reported
that stx persens who took refnge
in a sampan were killed when
they leslsted arrest.- v I
Irrigation
to be Probed
Dunne told the board that Hindi
August 1 his co.jmittee had suc
ceeded in securing control of en
ough bonds ta warrant an active
campaign for colonization of the
1 protect. This project has under
cultivation about 5,000 acres out
of 1.1. 000 jrriablo - ' acres. Us
total , Indebtedness is over 11.
' OOli.OOO.
i Of this amount $6".0.00H Is In
outstanding bonds, 189.000 Is
owing to the slate for Interest
guarantees anil the remainder is
owns the state 186. .00. The Sil
ver Lake district contains about
6. "Oil acres of Irrigable lund of
which a.MH) are under cnlilvrr
tlon. Its outstanding bonded
debt Is K74 OOC'and it debt to
tbe stale 6,00V.
PIRATES OPEN
ERE
SIP
t