The Evening herald., February 24, 1928, City Edition, Page 8, Image 8

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THF, EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Friday,
Ffl.nuuy 2-1. 102ft
COURT DRAWS
JURY OF 1928
over points of law nuU niimbslou
....I.I.,H... I
IN KENO CASE) From the blown ha received, nt
- I McCormlck's hands tho elder
(Continued from page One) .
Homer A. Mann, Char J. Mar
tin!, Martin McAndrews, J. T. Mc
Collum, 8amuel MrClellan, V. H.
McMillan, Ida B. Momyer,.H. N.
Mo.
C. 8. Montellus. Chas. L.
Moore. L. Motschenbacher, Fred
C. Murphey, Harry MoHby. R. A.
Moon, Fred Noel. Frank J. Nel
on, Ror Nelson. . John Nounert,
Harry A. Nltschelra". n. F. Nich
ols. John Noble, Wllford Noble,
Bilas Obencbaln. Thos. L. Odom,
L. C. Offleld. Francis Olds, Roy
Orem, Frank Obenchaln, Jr.
I John Shapsrd, John V. e0"-l )pENSE OPENS
; L, c. Slsemore, Elinor w. Tucker,
j U. F. Tuttle, 'Ralph Tucker, Ar-
thur J. Tappan, Ray Telford,
: Earl J. Templer, Chan. W Ttaom
'm. James Thrasher, Floyd TUiK-
; ley, W. C. Townsend. John Trip- , was a burly man. ISO pounds in
I lett, David V. Turntr, Geo, C.
i Ulrlch, Louis A. Vhrlno, Harry
W. Thrlne, Howard I'hllg. Wax.
! " v..B . V w. V.rBi I " GROCER SAVES
Radio Program
(Continued from m 1)
tense repeatedly attempted to was under a doctor's care, Moore
stress the fact that McCormlck testified. Ho told of pains In
wnu' l.,(tlui.l Ittl r.,i S.Oil.
Moore suffered xtreino pain and j.'45 p,' , dinner niislc; '4B-
T. talk ou Ufa Inaurauce; 7-8.
studio entertainment; 8-, Wrlg-
Obituary
1 REBUILDING OF
LINE STARTED
i
hi head and vehemently denied
J. (i.
Rush.
Hl'HIl
KKUl 05
I ley hour: 9-9:30,
the reoutation ,nM he "' " tenter , pror.m; 9:S0-10
me reputation . ,,k i.,.r ,., ihun : : .
! weight, bearing
ci a man wun a quick temper McCormlck.
and bad disposition,
White
Memory
Rock 1 passed away In this city
Lane enrly hour
years,
at an
P. Van Riper, John A. ;and instructions rrom tne court,
Clarence V or hat tor, 11. finally swung into the account of
his fight with McCormlck. Ho i
tcld how McCormlck had struck '
i kirk. G
: Varner.
F. Vlcory, A. J. Voye. E. W. Van
' Antwepp, Webb Van Meter. llar
! ry Vaughn, H. S. Wakefield. Geo.
J. Walton, Joel T. Ward, R. E.
i Wattenburg, Faye Walters. J. C.
Frlduy morning fol-
aud could lick letter men than hnll-. lo.iorSu. concert of dunce IowIiik nn lllnesa nt severnl
imuslc; 10:30-12. frolic of Hoot ! weeks. Tho remains are'at the
jOwls. I Earl Whltlock Funeral Home,
KOIN, Portland. 319m 8-7 p. ; l ine ave. ai sixin wnore menu
m dinner conncert: 7:15-8. or- may call. Funeral arrangements
chestra music: 8-8:40, Junior' will bo aniiounred later.
(Coiitl'iited from pnga 1 1
lime Hie Klamath tei uiluiils me
tOlllileled. In addition t.l heav
ier mils, the section of roiul
must he straightened out. curves
Tliimt lie iillmliiiitid, bnlluslliut of
lllnilo iiccouilillnhe dbeforo It enn
hear heavy freight travgl.
Mr. Nixon ex netted I'll con
tract fur Ilia new passenger tl
Hon' to be let In the near fu
ture. K.rvluu over Hie new line will
begin tills sprltiK. II l anticipated.
INVALID FROM
DEATH IN FIRE
PORTLAND. Or.. Feb. 14.
him once In the eye and once in Miss Leuella Decker, an
rrana vwen. ivan ranary, mi. Wright. J. J. Winter. Harry S.
Pahkey. Frank Pechoil. Harry E. ; Wood T j wbb Merle s Wes,
Paltx, Kenneth 8. Perry. L. K. j Albert Westfall. J. F Wallls.
Phelps, U L. Pope. Harry W. i tna, Frank Ira White.
Poole. James - I'elton. Richard , virsjll Vadon. Frank L. Yancey.
Pickett. Frank Pool, Thos. J. John Yahr. John C. Yadon. Don
Prather, E. A. Quatf. Maurice j Zumwalt
0.ulnlan. Ed. H. Qulgley, Chas. ; '
B. Raney, C. Raymond, 8. R. VistnK Miss Canflclil
Redkey. James B. Reed. Geo. E Miss Helen Canfleld. city
Reynolds, C. E. Riley. Elwood ! school nurse is enjoying visit
W. Roberta. from Miss Esther Chase, a jun-
Archle Roberta. Edward 8. , lor at the 1'nlversltv of Omsnr.
Rldeout, L. A. Richardson, Louis ' Miss Chase is a member of Pi mlck reached around and
the forehead, laying the skn bare
to the bono each blow; he re
counted how he picked up tho
young giant and carried him out
side and after subduing him, ask
ed whether or not he re-ally
"wanted a fight," and of how
McCormlck answered that "he
had had enough."
Shirk stood up on tho witness
stand and acted out his testi
mony. Ho described how he
clamped on a double wrtstlock
and arm scissors, how McOor-
sock-
m
in
valid, was rescued from death
In her apartment where she had
boen overcome by smoke this
mornlug. when John Kopf, a
grocer rushed lito the smoko
f tiled building and carried the
young woman to safety.
Al.llATKOSS ATTKMIT
AT UKCOKD FAll.l ItK
Robin, J. P. . Satterloe, Guy M. Beta Phi and a popular member ed" hlm om- and how he finally
Satterlee, Carl Schubert, ,v. F. of Jhe college aet at Eugene. She
Scars, J. F. Solack, R. H. Sewell. j plans to return north on Sunday.
; , Saturday Special
Steaks, lb. ....28c
Roasts,, lb 18c 20c
Boiling Meat, lb. . ..... .15c
Hams, lb 23c
Bacon, lb ...30c
Bacon Squares, lb 22c
SINCLAIR MARKET
1122 Main St. Phone 619
tied up the Keno man and forced
him to give. in.
The defense swung Its big bat
tery Into' play this morning with
the testimony of Isaac Moore, the
father ot the Keno storekeeper.
Witnesses for the plaintiff had
testified how they had seen the
elderly man rush out of tho
Moore store after McCormlck was
shot and strike him over the head
with a plane.
The old man this morning tea-
IMPERIAL, Calif., Feb. 14. (A.
P.) The third attempt ot tho
huge monoplane Albatross to
break the world's endurance
flight record failed when the
plane was forced down near here
after flying tor 10 hours and 3 2
minutes, because ot a broken
push rod.
ROTARY HEARS
P. O. PROBLEMS
i (Continued froi ra? 11
mont cited figures showing that
during 1927. "S. billion dollars
worth, ot stamps were printed.
titled that he remembered noth-. Thu taok 900 ,on of PP,'- 1
ing about what he bad done. He s,u Poinds or printers Ink.
admitted remembering dimly ot "If one were to place these
being taken to Klamath Falls, and stamps into one long strip ot 12
ot a doctor wiping blood from hla stampa wide, the string would
face, but It was all hmly and In
distinct. Frequently aa witness followed
witness on the stand. Myers and
Manning enlivened the court pro
ceedure and provided entertain
ment for the Jammed court room
audience by spirited arguments
Announcing
The Newest Spring Styles and Patterns
are Here in the International Tailoring
Company All Wool Made-to-Meas-ure
Suits. Specially Priced
$25.00 to $45.00
"Come in and Look Them Over"
i i:
at th
WE SELL Y Y-r ri ALWAI
Uregon Woolen btore
ALWAYS
LESS
BEST
8TH AND MAIN STS.
make a belt around the earth
and leave enough for a good alio
bow-knot." the speaker declared.
The largest savings bank In
the world Is maintained by the
deoartment with more than 411.
394 depositors,! according to Mr.
Clement . "The last record show
ed 114 million dollars on de
posit." he stated.
In the atate of regon. Klam
ath Falls places fourth In aav-
airing orchestra: 8:40-9, studio
program: 9-10, concert; 10-11:30
dunce frolic.
KEX. Portland. 239.9m 7-8 p.'
m., studio concert; 8-9. studio
features: 9-9:10, talk. 9:10.10.
studio concert; 10-12, dance
frolic.
KMO. Tacoma. 264.1m :00
7:30 p. m., varied music; 7:30-9,
studio eutertainnient; 9-9:30, di
versified program; 9:30-10, con
cert music.
KHQ. Spokane. 370.2m (-7 p.
m., orchestra concert: 7-7: IS.
talk; 7:15-7:30. travelogue: 8-9.
Wrlgley hour; 9-9:30. Inspira
tional program; 9:30-10, Pacific
coast network concert.
KJR. Seattle. 248.m--S-C:20
p. m., time signals, theatrical
and market news; (:30-6:3O,
news; 8:30-7:30, tllnnor concert;
7:30-8. vocal program; 8-9, con
cert trio and aololst: 9-10, stu
dio program! 10. time signals;
10-1 1. dance band. i
KOMO, . Seattle, 306m 1-7 p.
m., newa flashes and sports;
inu'lc by the Totem concert or
chestra and soloists: 7-8, or
chestral program; 8-9. Wrlgley
program: 9-10. Pacific coast net
work concert: 10-11. novelty pro
gram: 11-12:30. dance music.
KFOA. Seattle, 447.5m 6-6 p.
m., children's program; 8-6:10.
courtesy entertainment: 6:30
6:45. sports review; 6:45-7, tour
ing information: 8-10. Pacific
coast network concert: 10-10:30,
"Henry and the Boss:" 10:30-12.
Hoot Owls from KGW.
KVA. San Francisco. 309.1m
8-9 p. ra minstrel show; 9-10,
music by the Metro trio: 10-11.
dance entertainment.
Kf'.O. Oakland. 384.4m 6:00
6:30 p. m.. utility; 6:30-7:30.
dinner concert by the Parisian
r
JOHN IXII.KV
John Foley, n recent arrival In
Klumath Falls passed away In ;
this city on Friday morning at
6:30 o'clock following an Illness
ot but a few days duration. 1 In
was a native of Pennsylvania and
was 35 years vt age at the time
ot hla demise. Tho remains am
In care of- the Karl Whltlock
Funeral Home. I'lne Avenuo at
Sixth where friends may call.
Anuouucement of the funeral ar
rangements will be made Inter.
STATE CARAVAN
IS DISBANDED
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 24. (P)
Oregon's good will caravan
which arrived here lato yester
day had disbanded today, tho
members of the party going In
various directions. Governor I.
L. Patterson intended to start
back to Oregon ' today. In an
address at a banquet last night'
Governor Patterson stressed the
point that Oregon and California
can be muluully helpful. 1
'
( At The Orpheus I
"The Lone Kaglo" featured nt
the Ohpheua theatre today la a
story of an American youth,
cocky and selfcentered. who be
comes a member of a British fly
ing unit at tho time ot the late
war waa at ita height, or per
haps worst. HI reaction to the
grim reality of battlo and his
gradual but nevertheless forcible
change from a carefree youth to
j serious manhood, la portrayed
I with a subtlety thut should place
ing deposits, according to the last quintet: 8-9. concert through Pa
records of the postal department
"The greatest monkoy wrench
In the machinery of the depart
ment today is the dead letter
problem." Mr. Clements il-clared.
Last year more than 25 million
dead leters were sent Into this
department, an increnv of over
seven million tor the previous
year." "During the past year
(212.000 in one-dollaT hills were
fonnd .In letters opened at the
dead letter office." The problem
Is getting more serious because
people fail to place return ad
dresses uncn their mail.
clflc coast network: 9-10, .V. B.
C. concert: 10-11. dance music.
KNX, Los Angeles. 337m 6
p. m., Biltmore hotel orchestra:
6:30. dinner concert; 6:45. talk;
7. Charles Hamp:7:30-8, feature
program: 8-9. courteay program;
9, Ambassador hotel orchestra:
10, sports; 11-12, BlUmore hotel
il , c a nrnt,,,.!,.
j KM, los Angeies, itts.om o-i j
p. an.. White King dinner pro
gram: . 7-8. orchestral program:
8-9, Wrlgley hour: 9-10. network
concerts; 10-11, KFI Symphon-ello.
THE ORPHEUS
TODAY
The Lone Eale"
An epic of the heroes of tho
air. With
RAYMOND KIMNK
HA It II It KKNT
JACK PKNMC K
M.IIIC'F.LLA DALY
A tirlpplng. Powerful story
of M'nr in the t lowils.
-nve mmion ooi.sr. m .... . , Kpo San Franclllco. 422.3m
and money orders were fonnd Inig.,.,,, , crl
the dead letters during the r-ar
of 1927. with postage totaling'
more than tSOO.OOO was!ed. j. ,..-. concort or.
. ..o. mi norrrn chestra: 10:30-12. KPO dance
RAMBUN' 'ROUND orchestra.
PACIFIC COAST
.
' (Continued from pare One
Nick was to go on the court of
calms then there would be a
positive vacancy in the Second
; district and several of the boys
, were getting out their riding
! habits to make a race. According
'to the last roll call there was
STARTLED MAN
LOSES CONTROL
OF AUTOMOBILE
TOLEDO. Ore.. Feb. 24. JP)
Startled when a man he thought
was a robber, flagged bis car at
a dangerous turn in the high-
a possibility of Koy miner oi . way, a mile norm ot Tpteao, wu
j Pendleton. Bob Butler ot The Ham Yoder lost control of his
! Dalles, George Cochran of La automobile which plunged over a
, Grande, Jay Upton or Denton ' steep embankment last night.
I Burdich of Bend, and several ! The car was wrecked, Mrs. Yod-
other republicans considering an-ieY, who waa riding In the car,
tering the political hurdle race.
While on the democratic aide of
the house there was ex-Governor
I Walter M. Pierce standing with
.the brnlal rein in his hand.
I The appointment of Congress-!
1 man Green seems to have settled
all such ambitions for as long
las Kick does not willingly leave
' the congressional' seat It Is not
thought any of the boyj will run
j against bim. At least that seems
to be the situation now, hut no
jone can tell what political am
bition will do as time advances.
was seriously cut about the hoad.
Yoder escaped with minor brills-
Iff
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P
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Some women
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