The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, February 21, 1928, City Edition, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextMm City Edition The Old Home Paper WKATIIKK. OREGON: ltalu vrl, local rain or snow, east portion to nlKht and Wednesday, Normal ' temperature. Fresh south to writ winds. t Associated Press and United Press Telegraph Service Herald Advertisers Appreciate Y t Trad Price Five Cents KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1928 Number 62G5 cm : 7" ' : ; ... ' f v ' WIDOW OFj in w th nnh1 I II If III llffl V I i v i i umo TESTIFIES Widow of Slain Lot An geles Druggist Gives Story of Murder did notIcnow WHO FIRED FATAL 'SHOT Youllu Wore Nnnln llnus Mnk . Ihiilng lloliflp In Suburb or Ixm .nf Firing llrouictil im by Interception of I'ollrd N men Who Nliot at ItolilM-r. If ALL OF JUSTICE. Us Angeles. Feb. 21, (A.P.) Mrs. C. Ivy Toms., widow of the slain drujrifiHt. whom William . Edward Hickman and Welby Hunt nro iiecus cd of niurdi'iinit, told from the witness sjand toduy of the faUl shooting. The '. Hn l.trntlf lr1 , the youths aa the bandlta who. en tered lha alorn wlih drawn pls loll and force! her hualiaud and dark behind th prescription counter wlih hands up. Into Ihv r.Tma of Jsnio Oliver,- pdlr. man. who wa. behind Ilia prca rrlpllon counter, with Mrs. Torn, ropalilng hi flashlight. A gen eral scramble followed anil Tom. fell mortally wounded. "Oat hla nun." Mra. Toms tes tified Hunt said to lllrkman aa Ollvar reached for hla gun. . lllrkman, according in ti.stl niony. tx'Knn tiring while Hunt kept hla gun en her, alio mured and her huahand dived fcr the : SUB trying to protect her. Dur in llo fight her huahand slump ed to tba floor and drugged him self to a roar door. 'Mra. Tomi aald ahn did nntf know who actually fired the fatal shot hut testified that lllrkman fired aevernt Bh.'.ls at her busy1 '; (Continued on pan si-V Cituslrui'lin; two Tir.a rl 1'? roo i,M 1. n . 1 . ... An tn . 1 1 . .. .1 I... . I res and ...Md.irado at rent. . Hot Bnrlnas addition, br, B. nun.', if,, i,,,n,,l. U" ' rr Ifalnea and 11. llalnea, Klnmath BS.ll. 1 .1 nr. ' ......... I i "" : last night at the city, council meeting when the permits for the THREE HOUSES . ,tn nrrnrnirn IU DL LOLUILU now ruii.irucui'n were (i',iroyeu. v reaenea iirm ice, enaiilltig e) jPormlt wns also gmiiled . Ioi4 them to Innd. Others nro 4) Jlenry Hlout to erect n stucco i 4 drifting toward tho Ksthyn- duplex house of six rooms on4) Ian coast and being follow- Hlevetith and Walnut streota. ', 4 ed by an Ire breaker at Cost of thn structure, will .'be speedily aa possible. ' O.0PS.V . O Near 150 Plan to Board j? San: Francisco Special " i I, . ' .. j- ". ' 'That at least lr,0 Klamath' Falls will Koulhern ' Pacific special (rain. soherinlcd to leave hero On Frl 1 day evening at 5:. 10 o'clock for Ban Frnnrlscn, was tntlmnted by Iho rush for reservations received nt .tho nitiln offlco todny. The special leaves hern Frldny evening at 5: no o'clock nnd ar rives In Win Francisco Ihn fol lowing morning nt 7:30 o'clock. Peoplo going on this round-trip I special are allowed a visit of; pp,nPi Mr n flnlor, Mrl)i n, fivo days In Iho southern metro-1 Ai vKenyon. Mr. and Mrs. Of polls. Tlrknla purihnsed for thlsifm,, i)nV(, Johnson, Elmer Nes-ti-lp allow the purchaser to re- hlth, Mary Short, lrs. Jack turn on Thn Cnscndo Limited.' sihler, Louis Vnlln, Mrs. Curtis t Following Is tho list of peo-jD. Strattnn, Pcnrl Welch, Leon pin Intending to. make Ihn trip: aid Anderson, J. M. Ilnnmhnll, Mrs. Hex La Prnlrle, Misses Ines vdmirge H, Hnrtoa. Miss Simmons, nnd Addln Jenkins, Mrs. (). II. F. 'A; Mi Elwln, 11. Orem. Mrs. Harshbarger. Mrs. Wnller Stew-i llegley, Mr. ond Mrs. D. Van art, Mrs. Arthur Messner, Mrs. j Fleet, Mrs. John C. lloyle, Mrs. lnry Kudo, Frederick C, Forbes, ( (Contlqtiod ou Togo Tbroo) HOLIDAY TO BE OBSERVED IN KLAMATH Nut only will tlorai, schools, and public office clone tomorrow, Wanhliig ton'a birthday, but thous anda of fclamath Falls reel drnta are, planning lo motor north to Fort Klamath to enjoy the second annual Klnmath County Winter Carnival. ' All federal and atata of flroa will be closed fur the day Including the post of fice, reclamation office, the rlty hall and county court house. In addition acorea of business bouses of the city are planning to clone their doom. The Herald will print Ita regular Issue tomorrow but It will be published at noon Inatead of 3 p. m, in order to allow employes of Ihn paper op portunity to wit noun the and of the akl rare and par ticipate In the afternoon fun feat lo Wood. Itlver val ley. A round table dlartiralnn of the aewer bond .election on Tuea- . ' . . . 4. . day. FcbruarrlS t-mk up the at- lonUon of the board -f dlreotora of the chamber of commerce thla noon at the regular luncheon. Headquarters will be located in the lAiomls building, through the courtesy of Harry i'oole. who has Iciscd the building. At head quarters people familiar with the conditions In this city will lie stationed to aaalat In every way possible In putting the bond Is sue over. - A number of men and women, anion the older residents of the rlty urging people to support the bond Issue. A mass meeting In Milts addi tion has been called for Thurs day night, when several speakers will talk on the great necessity of better sewers In thjit commun ity,' aa well as throughout iho entire city. Alltl'UWK 1..WDH WITH IIKI.f KOIt STItAMIIKI) HEI.SINliFORR, " Finland. " Feb. II. M Dispatches from RJnerkce stato Ihut an ' airplane with provisions landed on a Inrge fragment ' 1 l. - I w ., f WIlllll . Illlllll.ur of fishermen and their homo, were drlftln. In Hie 4 gulf of Finland oft Rjunrkce. . 1,1 . . t. 1 .. j , . w limn iih .iren.iy nmi- w pod food to aevernl parties 4 whose Ire float hnvo since nnrmrpp iirn I DudlllLGG F.'ILii T(l IIRHr MIW. IU UIIUL UUIIUU pcoplo- of , llolert Clarke, Clara Jarvls, Mel board , Hie I vlna llllllnchsm. .'olm Draii w H. Andersoit,vKlmer Merrill, Mr. aiyl Mrs. Louis Jacobs. Mrs. E. J, Ksplnosa, Mrs. J. F. (lonllcr, Mrs. Crnndnll, .Mrs. (ienrge lllehn, Miss I'eati lllehn. Mrs. Marvin K. Lucas, Miss Walsh. Miss Vera Thompson, Miss Joan Thompson, Mr. and Mrs C. II. House, Sr., Mrs. If. D. Lloyd Stewart. Mrs. L. J. Morrison. ,K0 Wnikor. It. C. Spink. Lloyd E ASSESSOR W T 'la. Awarded Tilw Garbage Gr&nt by City Council Last Night COUNC1LMEN . FACED WITH BIG PROBLEM WbelliiT or Not lo Pave Oregon A v e 11 o r Willi Two Narrow HtrliM of I'avenir'nt or On WWp Klrlp la Knotty rrobleni Kurlnit Adiiilnliilrnlion. rollertlvely. the city council heaved a vaat nigh of relief lent night aa Councilman K. II. Kal aiger, chairman of the finance committee mado the final recom mendation by which "the city gar bage fronchliie waa granted to V. , T. le, county aaaeaaor. "After leuathy dlaiuaalona and carctul consideration the coun cil la firmly perauaded that Mr. l.ee'a bid will aerve the greatest number of people at the loweat rale." announced Mr. Iiaietger. . A rhnrua of ayes which follow-! " motlou nded what ha I proved 10 be a vexing problem to ,,,.,..,," ,oUI ,. j rontr,ct lo I-ce,' the d-ldlng move wna l.ee'a low rnte to real , .mw.v n.,. . ,. ....w - .1 . . . til. . . will l. ?ft HHI. " ""' - month. Another rnibh'm, No sooner bad the council ex tricated itself from thla tangle than It waa tossed hesd foremost Into another: namely, the per plexing problem of the improve ment of the northern entrance of the rlty, Oregon avenue. Property holders led hy I.ukei Wnlkar. asked tno council to lay strips of pavement "on Oregon nventte from Ht. Francis etreet lo lllehn or one street south of Ulchn. Instead of the 40-foot pavement provided for in the eu- i glneer'a plans. lt was held that property holders on the wi'st aide (Continued on page six) ' FLASHES - DKATII TAKF.S AI THOK 1XIMMIV, r'oli. 81. (.!) Itjt-.ll MnrDonnlil lliwlinrt. 4(1, author nml pin) wrlfilit, ilUil here I . .... .. lo,,"' nnrr UV',, ror montlia he hn.l born living under M-vlrtiial Brntrrtre of death know I I . . A ,lg. niniost to the liny when no !,.! ro yet ho never mentioned ' n, ,.,.i., ., .,. ,iinv. .mil. log nml cluiTful. 1 l.tHIDS TAKK 14 (LIVKrt. SVDXKY, X. H. W., l'eb. 21. (AI1) Altliouicli the weather Is still nnscltlitl, tho flood waters which followed torrent Uil rains were sulisblliig tiMlny Kith 14 .loMtl,. nvnnW Theee occurred n Oueen.lnnil, New Houth WnlrsJ nml south Australia. MKMOUIAL SKItVICK. IX)MKX, Vcb. 21. (AI) For I lie third lime this v-ar West minster Alibrjr tMlny beenmo the Berne of a nieniorlnl Ib-rvlco to a noted llrllon-first Thomas Har dy, nutlmr, then Karl llslg, sol. tiler, mill tmlny the Karl of Ox foiil nnd Asqultli, stntesiiiiin. H'MltKHMKN to Sikkt. SALT LAKK CITV, Feb. 21. (AP) Prohli'ina of luinlx-rnien of 111 vi-.tern stntm will bo brought to the front In the threr dny conference of Iho w-slern rctnll lumbermen's association convent Kin opening nriw nurs- lay, I'i'hi iiary 'J.I. LOST lilltl, KOCM). X:V YORK, Feb. 21. (.11) Cntlielino' Kliuibrth Tli'mey, , niissliiK Conniitlcut collego girl aim ran away from luxury to make her own nay In Iho world", has been found working nj a hoiisciiinld. P AO mm Just Ramblin' Around 12- iVAMttt'n Snir: ThU rr-n of roiiiint.niV t f on, wit! ftptvnr In th Cvi-iitnir Ht-rttlit and Morning ,Nwi - uft only mt -n of tin- 7&0 ubatenLir of tha llorald and News tnku both puiM-rs), On the aerado Limited Kumlay, Feb. IfMh. I f8 YOU aeo the bread couil- try borderlnic the railroad Jhi.. vnu ir.vei ,...t h .n r. . .1... uenii nay- lux. "An Empire Awakening. For auch It la. Thoae who were reaponalble for dralninc Ix.wer , n aured tiadertakln. al . . . M . . . though It la takina longer to get ... ..... of everyone but aotne ,porumen who atlll Inslata that the lake l' needed to cnaure a bird anp- niy. Vet wont cf thaeaama aoortamen will not turn their hand over to help fleereane the . hunting limit oh blrda.- The Iltiln. that I. .vti.rmln.tlnv the i bird life of Klamath county I. i ' Aha hoKcltth hanler who ceU the limit, and th. hunter who .hoot, the blrda and never even plcka them up because it Is an effort to carry 1hem back to -camp. That is the claas of apsrlamen who rear up on their bind lega and howl about draining' lwer Klamath Uko. It la a stock pas- Official Program Winter Carnival Announced!": A program which sparkles with .poienuni itin inu imn-f,. u.r, . ... ..... oeen srr.nsca oy c..o....,..- (n rh.rae of file second annual! Klamath County Wlhter Carnival.! Following Is Uie complete pro - gram. Wlth promise of excellent akl- Ing conditions, and perfect wea - Iher. virtually tho entire Klamath l asin will turn out In boota ce mere win oe .u and awealera Wednesday to d from Crater Lake, expected to aM-nd the day at Fort Klamath, enjoying the second annual win - tar snorts carnival toTbe staged tomorrow tone mile west ol tnai community. 1 Complete program of th. day a event, hn, lKn completed, to- ...1... -i.k - .... n. f.) .-.... - ." .0 - fered for varloua events. The program follows: Tha big ski race will start and all enow sports will be held one mile West of Fort Klamath. Turn' jPLAN TO CLEAR SCHOOL TITLE W. S. Wiley, attorney for the city school board, was Instructed last night (o take necessary legal steps to clear the tltlo on the j company In which vUe was Central school property on Main awarded , approximately $9300 between Klght h and Tenth I damages In, the lower court. , streets. Tho move. It Is under-1 . Th'e rraf r 1ake parK company stood, was Impelled hy ihe anp.ak,d jud(,e iaTltfs board's desire to get tho land j court and" the case came to issue shape for eventual sale. , Dafore , supreme coiirt this "A suit would be brought in morning. The supreme court up rlrruit court, to quiet title" Mr. I held the decision of the Klamath Wiley explained. "The board is annripating ine onjectton u. . i,tfc.n,w uHiiu.nvi in, might Insist on, certain parts of tho tma being clarified before ScceptlitR th property." INTERNATIONAL nulA An m m r. ttvu ur kimc IS UNCOVERED i NEW YORK, Feb. 21. OP) 1 For tho purpose of Xxalslng I birthday, members cf the Am Tho operations of what pollco be , funds to bo placed In tho gen-1 orlcan Legion and the Ladles Hove to ho an international rlngjernl fund of the Fort Klamath I AuxlllaTy will hold a Joint meet ot law breakers have been dls-1 ski Purse, girls of the Klamath '"S at Legion hall this evening. closed by Iho shooting to death or an alleged (an. . member of , ihe The victim, of tho shooting was I found dying in the hallway of an; f,,hora,e (rnlshcd apartment In ho llronx, investigation of which; disclosed (h ills nnd other parn - phernalln.of safe cracksmen, let ters, (elegrnina and cables from i Kitssln. France miH sovernl fit- lea In this country. Tho dead man was from finger prints as Identified Wlllluin 11.. 11 nil... Willi.,,, rinvln an ex- jcouvlct, 12! 11 ture now second to none In the country, and In time It will be the home of tbouaanda of people. 'or lne r','n 'and when once tamed, makea an everlaatlna pro- ductlve ara. ' I HIE Wed highway la altnont )t B,arte1 lhaB muay of , na4(, ,pr- arc cnrki!in expected. ,n Klnath connty be-i rt1. v o, JtJ fore the ,UU! llne u rched!BE TAXABLE, CLAIM there la quit bit of conatruc- tlon vet to acromollh. When I flmt looked at it there aeem cd to be little to do to make a soefl highway, but I can new aee the need of a better and T"1" rd?- 'Z HorAtian or some 01 ine roaa .. . uin- M Ar utn- lo ma Dtt.h onto 6.,fornla-.,The. end when the atate decides to act. What thaf highway will do for Klamath Falls will be marvelous, It means as much as the erection cf another , Weyerhaeuser milt. (Continued on Page Threel of Second . j ' left at the Fort Klamfelh hotel: Nine o rlocK a- n.-ifiBn Ol ) hc 4,.mlla ,u Tacc l0 CnteT Lae d" nnd re,urn First iprUe. $250. second $100. third, i or a $75 value watch do- r Clover a Jewelry store. 1 Klamath Falls. Ore. Almost aim- I uiianeousiy who mo ...rv t ... "nisn r e,e" c,u- (' P""". 1 '" n foorlh- 5- s:su a. m. une mne ski 9:20 a. m. one mile bki aasn Tor high achool boys. First prise Prla nashllght. donated by G. A. Page.. J0 .. m One-mile ski dash 1 - ; for women and girls. First pnxe a $10 thermoa bottle donated by the Klamath Hardware C math Falls, second prtie, (Continued on page :LEE WINS flUT . Circuit Judge A. U Leavltt of Klamath Falls wjs affirmed to day in the case of W. T. Lee vs. the Crater Lako National Park circuit court and the Judgment against the national park com- pany atanas. Lee sued tor an equity In seven i automobiles and also for an 'equity in the stage business of ,12 between Klamath Falls and ( i Crater lake. S i I SKI TAGS ARE SOLD IN CITY , ' COURT county high school wet iipon'Al enjoyable program with sev- i the streets this afternoon selling' tags. i i Proceeds realised from the sale; of, the tags will be used by the Fort Klamnth Ski club to Ukoi rare of tho expenses of tho pro- 1 gram which Is being .put on to- morrow nt the second annual ski race. Business houses of Klamath .Falls gave theis co-operation In;' The Legion wifl prdslda as contributing to the fund, Inas - muc h as no business houses of tbe city were asked to solicit by advertising tbls ywr. GIVE BACK1 LAND URGES L Representative Demands Action From United States Government : Wyoming; f-egUlalor Htronuly Op- ' Dosuii ia (arazbiK Lrasc- SvMlrm Which He HoMtf Would With clrnvr FedfTal Public Lands Forever From Taxation. WASHINGTON, Feb. 21. cJed,n fS-000.000 acre. of federal public lands to west ern states was advocated by Rep resentative Wl n t e r, republican. Wyoming, in an address prepared for delivery today In the house Declaring that the states west the Rocky mountains were denied j equal rights with other statea in i laua possession. wiv yuiiiuia representative voiced his opposl-j j tlon to pending legislation whlrb j would place 2')0.000,000 acres! nder a grating lease system a 1 perpetual federar pasture' requiring me pa-meni oi BraiinB feea. . If .. -"---:-. V- tills Is -BSiie.- 450,000.000 acre, amonntityg to 55 percent of the entire are", ol thr.tates. M he said, "will remain forever ux- free, denying new homes settle- j ment, development and taxation." "We wish to know whether w,o V6 '?.be "'",C! " pT!!rril he said. ' "When .. we secure the land we will develop' our own resources and make our own Im-. provemcnta, asking then only our Just proportion of the benefits of federal aid which -are lven to atl thi: .tiln. under uniform practices of national Internal Im- ATOR Drovement. Western states, so!'00 rapioiy nu u.i .u , ,he gOTernme-nt controls ; ,.f ree more thaB taIf of lhei ,re compelled and have rlaht to ask the federal govern ' (Continued on Page Three) SCHOOL Xharles Thomas of Mills Addi tion waa appointed ta serve as a member of the board of directors of the city srhoola at the regular meeting of the city school board held last evening, y . Mr. Thomas fills the unexpired term of C. C. Colvln of the Shell Oil company who tendered his resignation to tho board because of being transferred to southern California. ' Members of the Parent Teach ers Association of the Mills addi tion district met with the board, asking for the appointment of Mr. Thomas. ' Allowance of bills and other routine matters took up the at- : tention of tho board during the ! remainder of tha meeting. I flt-J i WASHINGTON'S . . , n . I BE CELEBRATED In observance of Washington's; ""' special numbers has been arranged thrcugh the auxiliary. Miss Vivian Trounce, Ilev. J. Henry Thomas. Mrs. George Me Intyre. Mrs. Carl Knutson and I member of tho. hand under the Musical Jait ioA.tnr.hin i ! Mrs. Glenn Jester and' Miss Pearl Blohn, will appear upon the pro - gram. , hosts following. the program when refreshments will be'served. The meeting has been called for o'clock'. :30' BOARD II NAMED SCHOOLS OF ROGUE STAGE GANG FIGHTS MEDFORD, Ore.. Feb. 11. (Jp) Hchool boards of this city and Ashland will take action to curb gnng flghta between Rogue River. Val ley school students follow-' Ing athletic contests, which have occurred for years. A young riot occurred Satur day night at Ashland fol io v in a basketball frame. In which rotten eggs were burled, the First Methodist Church stopping most of the ' missiles. The trouble was a continuation of a skirmish ' Friday night In this city when a grammar achool p n p 1 1 sustained a broken nose, and another youth was badly beaten. Saturday night the war was taken to the Pacific highway, and automobiles bombarded with egga and bard-shelled walnuts. The bltterneaa was brought about by the "stal ling tactics" of the Med trd basketball team in the closing minutes of a dia . trlct championship came. iLOWER BAGQN c F. Material reductica lll tbe limit : . . , v,.,h niinin 0 DLMb i-w.w nfVlrtla11frirrMnv Si 1 ""t lttT"l" -... v . . " " " '. J . . 7' """ c'a" ' ' lu chamber ,f "nnere- J"8 sportsmen also recommended a three-day shooting week for wi-l terfoWl, one of which w:uld be , , ! Rundav Althcugh no definite recom Mnenaauon tor inn .ub u limit oq, ducks was recommend - ed. a reduction 'of from SO to SO per cent was advised. ' Sportsmen held that with the i present hag limit ducks - anu ' geese were being thinned out too rapidly and that to save the 'im"v'a un,:!'"n ! someth ng ahould "nfm " ; hte7 inroadl made' via the hunters' guns. . . . . . note uneroeiu, secrtriary, w. Instructed by the association to order 300 sportsmen s badges ICnntlnned on page sill - -. t. 4 MORR1STOWN. X. J., Feb. 21. W) The death of an , unidentified woman found 4 with her gasoline saturated .' clothing in flames, waa un- der investigation by the state police today. State troopers held the theory 4 that the woman had been taken In an automobile to the lonely spot where she was found, gasoline poured 4 over her clothing and then set afire. 4 She died at All South hos- pltal. three hours after be- ing taken there by Enow Campbell ot Bernardsvllle, 4 4 a passing motorist. 4 Terrorists Continue to Throw Bombs in Chicago CHICAGO, Feb. 21. AP Chl - cago'a lath bomb of the year aimed at the apartment building In which lives Lawrence A. Cun- to. brother-in-law and secretary1 of .state's attorney Robert E. Crowe, has blown the lid off of ficial patience. Incensed by the bombing last, night, the state's attorney offered a $10,000 reward for Informa tion, leading to conviction of the i Perpetrators ot recent uona oui- rages, including tunse at tne 1omc'' of comptroller I har- j ! r '"morris ana municipal! ; judge jonn noaroaro. . I The offt'r wa" accpmpanled by i a promise to tne uiiormsnt "nn,,,llllX ,rom prosecution. The bomb last Sight destroyed I tha entrance to tho 16-aparttnent SI FORT HOST TO OREGON TOMORROW Light, Dry Snowfall Help Rather Than Hindrance in Wood River Valley. ' S I X T E EN ATHLETES" IN GOOD CONDITION Roails in Kxerllrnt Shape for Horde of Motorist Who Are) Expected to Drive to Cppei Ilaaln lo WltEeea Second An. . smal Winter Carnival. ,, .... Second annual KlamatK County Winter Carnival fea turing the 42-mile ski race to Crater Lake and return will be held tomorrow with the prosperous . and active 1 community center of Wood J River 'valley, Fort Klamath. J acting as host. , '- .''; t While soft snow fell la Klara- ath Falls thla morula, the flake ; la Fort Klamath were dry and, t accord inj to long distance In formation. j:onteslants'lo the akl i . r"evB " "al venn oc I "ry snow on me preaent cruat . ,. , ' "P " "ther than be-, hindrance- to speed records. Sixteen sklieri, in perfect phyt- Icai condition for the arduous struggle up the steep slopes oC I me laseaaes to tnrtm 01 l rater . ,ake return are ready ... , ,he whJ h ... . tomorrow, at S lake bound.. o'clock. Crater ' ' .S . Last minute announcements were mads today by the commit tea on arrangements as follow.: ' ta "JZ from Klamath FM ,,, ! . .:; .. - ' , (2) The start and finish of ine ereat. r.c. will Kn , ,k- . -"j . .mo ' Pelton ranch, one mile west of ii.oniinuea on pago 4 fl : The Lenten season will be u'sli. 4j ered la tomorrow. Ash Wednea- Ojday, and during the penetehtlal . period of 40 days social circle ot this city Jiold out little pro- , mise t ' gayetles. During .this -period Lenten charities and div- versions wilt take up the timet 4;of most fniftArts of this eHy. In the past few months, bnttronsr 4j of Klamath have taken an ae- 4) . tlve part. In society and to, most of these, the Lenten period l comes as a welcome rvspite. Today Is recognised ' a (Continued on Page Three) ' 1 building In which Cuneo lives in the fashionable north aldo dls , ,rlct- "haltering window. In near. r P'ace- . were not in tne nuitoing, out otner resioenta were routed. - . ' "I don't believe this outrage 1. jtn n . ..mklln. . " ...J Cun(1() d(j , Mak ' anything to do with the Caponn or Alel'.o gangs.' This la a po litical bomb. Powerful forces aro trying to discredit tbe Thompson Crow forces." Fearing a similar attack upon the home ot Mayor Thompson, commissioner of pollco Hugh" ordered a police guard there and a sweeping. Inveailgatlon of tho Cuneo outrage. There Blurt wr i reports thst a special Jury Into. llgstloa will be called. rininn mm In Una