THK WEATHER
Or Ron: Unsettled, probably
rain tonight and Tuesday, no
orate temperature. Moderate var
iable winds becoming trMh south
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Price Five Cents
, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, MONDAY, MARCH 5, 1928
Number 6276
City Edition
The Old Home Paper
.
NEW TRIAL
SOUGHT BY
OLraSTEAD
J. E. Wheeler Joint Bank.
er in Attempt to Avoid !l1h, rly- ' Tuhh"-
p iT t il.ul rllea for Mr. Tuhba, who
runisnmeni hd n.,rhed her sum birthday.
' ' I will b held at Vreka on Tuc.
HOLD ERRORS WERE'1'" ,h" 'utviS" "J ibe
MADE DURING CASE .&'l?tXt. v.,
, j j It. liiyd for the aouih Ibla
Ainu Assert Insufficiency of 'Kvl- morning. Mr. and Mm. O. II.
. dnra x ronil for Actlm: Hancock and Mr. W. It. Boyd
(ieorge .N'etiner Opposes Attar
neye for Two Prominent Port
V land llu-lne-m Men.
I'OHTI.ANt). Ore.. March, I.
(A) Motion for new trial for
Kmery O I m a I e a d and J. K.
Wheeler, wa. ariuisl tndny be
fore federal Judge It. ft. Ilean.
Tho defendant wero ronrlcleil
February 17 on SI count charg
ing mlaappllrallon of fund of
the Northwestern National bank,
of which Olinalead wa former
president. Hit and J. K. Wheel
er, former prealdeut of the Mr
(ormlik Lumber company, were
charged wllh "check kiting" op
eration, raualng'lha bank Inn of
approximately 1500,000.
Iimufflrlency of evidence and
error of law were given a rea
aon for the new I rial by Chealpr
A. Shepherd, rounael for Olm
atead. charging lliat the gov
ernment had failed to Include
Important" allegation In the 13
, jtiluppllratlon count. Hhepherd
quoted at length from half, a
doien almlllir ri' lo prove hi
point.
t.eorge Nenner, I'lilled 8lalea
dlatrlct attorney, opposing ths
motion for a new trial; Dke
' (ilthout a brief. . .
A. K. Clark jolnrd tho rank
of defenae rounael today, aiding
. John f. V e I e h and Deri K.
Ilaney. '
V a t e h, apetiklng for J. K.
Wheeler, objected to Introduction
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of acreptancea of the McOirmlc k .
l.umlier comnanv a evlde-nc. 1
Neuner answered thl by'charg-
lug that the aecaplancea had been
flrat mentioned by the dwfenao,
TO HKI.I, I. A MM,
WASHINGTON. Mar. S, I API
The Iavltt bill, aulhnrlalng
tho sale of laud on, federal re-
pllmnllnn nrnlicla etMH-iefl aa
"unprodttctlve." wa pnaaed today
by the boue and sent la the son-
ale.
A SNA HHI NATION KVK
WITNKHM llll'.H TODAY
M Kill A. Pa . March 5. (At
Mrs. Jeannle Gourley
BtrutaVr. 83, the Inat aur-
vlving' wohtnn member of
the ra'at nf "Our American
t CouMln," khriwn on the fate-
'ftil ntltht 63 years ago in
Ford's (heater at Washing-
ton wnen Prraldent Lincoln
wa aVftaHlnnted by John
4) W II ke Booth-, died here yes-
lerdny."
An eye ' wllne. of the
shooting of Lincoln, the
then 'Joannle Gourley wa.
threatened herself by Booth,
who In his hurry lo get out
of the th,otr.er after firing
the shot, slashed the coat
of the orchestra leader with
whom the actres waa talk-
Inst and pushed her aside.
COMMUNITY HOTEL PLAN
TO BE PROBED TUESDAY
To look Into the proposal of a
community hotel In Klamath
trail, a meeting of tho Klamath
Fall Realty board ha been coll
ed for tomorrow . afternoon at t
o'clock In the ' Klnnialli county
chamber of commerce on tho cor
ner of Fifth and Mnln street, lo
whlch every Interested citizen Is
naked In come. s understood Hint llio really
Tho hrnird -wtll look Into the I hoard I. taking up tho question
... , ... iiii whore this -.mooting loft off. A
proposillon from the ..nntlpolnt I y f.(h6 ..
of Imporsonnl analysis nnd In- j wtl bo conducted wllh a vlow
vile suggestions, nnd argument to nrertnlnliiR (ho need, It any,
either for or against llio pro-of'n new nnd large hotel and of
aj llio method of flnnnoliiK attcli.n
, I community project.
Recently llio community hotel-- Th0 mWT Mn signified
proposal enmo to n hi-nd In Klnm-j t,r wllllngnest lo opornto the
lb Fall whoa a ropro.onlntlveiiotul plant.
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PIONEER OF v
v. BASIN DIES
AT OLD AGE
Word of' Ilia punning of Mr.
Mury E. Nurse Tuhha. pioneer
of ouiIiitii Oregon, at her home
in lreka, Calif., on Saturday
night was niado known (odor
iln. Tubb. wan tho former wife
at George NiirM, founder of
Llnkvlllo, and for year wa j
resident uf Klamaiji county wllh I
her husband. For many yean J
an iiuxni in mi ro,uniy acnnois.
The onlv llvlne relative- of the
family i Mr. France iioyd of
will laava inMiPTfl Itlnrnlnt fnr
Vreka lo attend the funeral ser
vices.
LANGELL WILL
- VISIT HENLEY
Tn forge another link In the
Inler-communlty cooperation and
friendship between Henley and
Iingell valley, the Ijingell com
munity club will attend In a
body the Central Community club
meeting of Henley neit Haturdny
nlchl U wa announced today.
"Heveral week ago Henley wa
Langoir guint." aald CI. P. Kel
ler, .ecrelary of the Iingell club.
"Henley ha Invited u and we've
aire.ififl "
Th Langell club Vln to pre-i
sent a brief but lively progrum.
PROHIWORKIN '
JACKSON UNDER
INVESTIGATION
MRDFOIin. March C. HI A
.peclal ee!on of the Jarkaon
county grand Jury, called to In
vent Ignte thahandllng of the lo
cal prohibition enforcement. Inao
fnr a. It concern the office of
iii.tr ci Attorney newton i;
... , . , , ,. ,
. " . ' . .
li ra bearing on the eame subject
convened thl. morning with Mr. ,
Katie M". Rrleve of Proapect aa j
foreman. Attorney J. N. Johnacn i
of Grant Pomi wa named a'
apeclul prosecutor - before the;
grand Jury, by an order of tho
court algned thl morning.
I f JLM TT f Will
OPEN IN JUNE
The annual rlllinn military
training eamp of Oregon nnd tb
following counties of Washing
ton, vis: Clark. Cowllts. Kllkitat.
Skamania and Wahkiakum, will
open (his year at Vancouver Bar
racks, Washington, June IS and
closo'July 14. 11)38. according to
word received ihere'today by
Postmaster John A. McCall.
Since f n n d a appropriated by
Congress for the neceaaary ex
penae nf theae camp are alloted
on a population haal. It I very
1 delral)lu that earn county tar
nish II quota. To (hi end II
la eaaenllnl Hint, life ramp at Van
couver Barrack, be given the
most widespread publicity pos
sible. The quota for Klamath county
haa been rataed to 1 atndents fnr
the liltS ramp. Information waa
recclvod here by McCall from
O. W. Hoop. Major, 7th Infantry
of Washlniiton.
of '(he Hockctibnry flnnnce sr.
temlnnd Erie and Kenneth Itaus
er, identified with tho Hauser
chain ot hlels, arrivod In this
rltysnd conducted a public meet
ing explaining the situation.
The meeting dispersed without
a definite organization being
formed lo liivoalixnto the propos-
I n( r,IPt i,r.
Q A V f D (I f
Vlel I I W I
TWC-
a, 1 1 v uui v j
iiiaili ra, rtrm'
W II U L U Lilt
a . , 1 f
AttempU to Take Own
Life in Indiana Har- jgamblere lay their beta. w;.;; action of Ilrooklyn at 7:30
bor Last Night 'found dying In a gutter In Brook- .ialurday night and asked Adam
jlya yesterday. Ill last big gum to go for a ride. Adam wa 35
jwa believed to nave led to 1 ; yar old.
CAPTAIN OF - POLICE i murder. ) Although police at flnit be-
PREVENTS HOMICIDEl Ilul f'w hour b'or- 9o 'c 1 llered there might be noma con-
aald. be had left a "floating crap'nertlon between the two murder
I.. Horond rofol..n Ho Ta,,,ni." .o Called botauw lla lo- they later w.er. Inrllned to Tlew
, ...... .. f ration I changed each night and thl theory wa hardly pliutlhlc
Pollr Ho HI.-W thlldrr. Ilo.,,0 whkl. 0,y m pUyera Inc. Adam. wa. not known a
raw Tliclr I'rr-irnci" In Houw gain aec0 with $75.000 bl ! big gambler and they held It wa
Annoyed Woajinn Willi Whom
lie lla IW-cn Reeltllna
IS'DIANA HAimOlt, lud.. Mar.
5. (AP)-tleorgo k'hi.holm. whol'0,,D"- ''",a"a OD ,M W'r l Mt "Olch ro.allod front . boy
. - , itlio hoapltal. , , hood accident, waa. known in
Una conreed Haying hi two: gomo hour, aftor Bpencer wa. New Orleana, Havre I)e Grace,
jroiing ,aoin. attempted taulclde, found dying the body of Itlchard ! Baltimore, Lexington, Louiavllle.
Iat night after bo had' been Adama, a barber and rare track j Saratoga, wherever the horaea
brought hero from the ea.t Chl-k unmblor. alo known aa Itlchard I run and the big gambler gather.
rago' al to avert threatened mob
violence. I
A belt buckle, the prang of
which ha uaed In 'an effort to I
Pierre hi throat, wa the weanon !
Chlaholm employed. Police Cap
tain Kdward Knight, who had
Jut locked Chlaholm In a coll. !
turned back on a auriden Impulae
In time, lo wltneaa the aulcide
attempt.
Let me die," the man pleaded.
told you everything. Lot
mo go. He wept hyaterlcal:y
A crow had gathered around
tho eaat Chicago Jail yesterday
when officers decided tho pris
oner ahould be removed to pre
vent violence.
rhlKhnlm, whnae cniitcaalon
Saturday night cleared the mys -
lory surrounding the finding Of
tho boya' bodies In tbe Indiana
Harbor ship canal, mado a sec
ond confession yosterdny. In this
he related fhnt ho had dmwned
tho boys George, t. and Edsar.
t February S because Mr. Ilel- V
en Lawrence, with whom he
llvvd.
had nagged him about
their presence In the household,
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FOR i I DEPOT
Contract for the construction
of tho Great, Northern passenjler
station which will be erected on
south Sixth afreet near It. in
teraertinn with Broad. wj let,
late Saturday to James Ouinn
Coa( of the depot will be In the
neighborhood ot 160.000.
Work on the depot will com-
mence this week, Qulnn told the
News Saturday- night, and be-
Iween three and four'' m:ntha
will be required to Vomplete the? 1
structure. Cost of, the project!
v. a not given out.
in preparation for the launch-
Ing of construction on tbe depot
tljo W. n. Miller Construction
company of thl city bna been fill
ing fnr the site for the past two
weeks. The depot will be lo
cated on tho former sites of the
Lorenx warehouse and the Miller
construction company plant on
south Sixth. , ,
The depot, according, to plan,
announced recently, will be two
stories high. The lower floor
will be given over (o waiting
rooms, ticket office and baggage
rooms, whllo (he itecond story
will provldo quarters far Great
Northern officials. -
CERTIFICATES
ARE READY FOR
NEW CITIZENS
Cerlflcntes jof citizenship for
successful candidates at llio last
nntlirnltzittlnn henrlnff 'lipl.l In
eloettll "... -( r.k,n..u or. h.. I
arrived at (he office of Circuit
County Clerk Loyd R. Delnp and
will bo Issued nut at cull, it was
announced today by Mr. DeLan.
Tho certificates were for tho
following:
1 - I. .. L. r l . T7 . .. . T .. 1 1 .. .
k ' tf.iiii r, uiiri, r.itii'n. tfiiiiiin
Schramm, Vlolotle lreno O'Con
nor. Frank Machac, Ernest Af
fretl tllghnm, Cornelius MrAul
Iffem Ontrirk Sullivan. Hans Mar
lon Hansen, Charles Grirfltli.
John Mtcrgin. Adiitn Nhnfpck, Ot
to Albert Schilling. John Mc
Aullffo, ratrlctf Ca.oy, ;
(ITil
Famous Gambler o
1 1
L.,fiicago Murdered;
Rnhhftd of Fortune
I ;r3V, ll-llliv, war. u. nr i
''John Henry (Scarf are) Spencer.
i . a . , " ,
jwhoae nod wa. good "'
NP)W, YOIIK, Mar. G. ( AP)
... "lie aia a man Baa caneq
.and, of dollar, where the biiUl lhelr hotne , tn ,llcbmond
night' winning. Hi pocket.
were empty and hi diamond ring. Spencer.
atlrkpla and watch had been; "Hcarfare" hi nickname de
tripped from him when be waa acrlptlva of a livid mark on hi
T' TT ' A
JUST lyAMBLIN' ROUND I
Km aaki
. . ; S
Hollywood ,
"IJAZEL Hazel wherelnholl Is ;
11 Hazel?"
This rang out on the clear air:
of Hollywood at 1 o'clock In the I
morning when a tired newspaper'- j
man who had been seeing the i
sights all day had sought repose j
and rest.
There waa a gin party on at
Hollywood and Haaol eeemed tn
have wandered off from her ad-i
MlrMM . Th. I - ..I..
low Hasol wa gone, so the les aro not batting a thousand
mMn.h rommeneert . Ihrm.eh Ih.looc cent. The rutin La. erimn-
iow nuts tor naiei.
I'p one hill and down another
the Rolls Royce'a could be heard
while the occupants wore hunt-.
ing for llniel.
But tired day. had sunk Into;
I h .1 irmi nf restful nlptil with
! m iml ihM nnH .n im.
hunting for Haicl did not longiVywith It. remarkable prologue
keep sleep away.
j '
1 IfOLLYWOOD Is great.
I "the wealth of the
sprinkle. Itself down In coodly
volume upon a lot of "dumb-
hells- who were born with a dash
'.NXVN7.IO IMPKOVIMi.
j IIOMK, Mar. 5. (AP) Tho-
1 latest reort from (undone. Mate 1
! tlwt' (iabrk-lo D'Annnnalo. Italy's!
poel-soliller, la rerorrrlna; from
an nltnrk froui Ilronrliltls.
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MVST PAY TAX.
r tsiuvcivw m n r.i
Tho hnicriclartc under the
I Of rnlim Or a trnlr. nf honi r v ' i rr.nKnn-11 ah -. alvt 1
IAlBIll PIONEER
i' : ' UMULLU RIM AVI
will of tho Into Andrew Car- Mmath woman will arrive In
neitle, who Include t hief Justice Klamath FalU tomorrow morn
Tnft, were docUrrd tlay by tho 1 ,n maA b "
siiprumo court to he liable for!Kr Whltloclt Funeral Home.
fiNlernl liicomo tax on the on- ' Funeral service and Interment
nultira they receive.' . wl11 00 Md ln hls ,city.
airs. Taylor was a sister of the
OFF FOR C HICAGO. 'nla B- Hunsaker. At the time
--...v. 1.'....' ., of her dealh she was visiting at
DKTROIT. Mr. 5. '( API-Can. , 0eore Tay.
.,. .M.uu.,.inn iwiraiHl ,
er.at J,oph RHx. Frencli
aviation ambassador, took I off
irom me rom airport ror 1 m-
coro toiluy. -
ROYALTY ILL.
.TOKYO. Mar. ft. (AP) With!
a serious epidemic of influenza,
rnirlnB- in Tokro lodav. tOnineror
Hlmhlto wa rontinetl lo his bed
nun a rcrcriaii com ami rremlrri
Tnnnkai was nlso aufrerlng from .
one. . :
- SANTA MONICA. Calif.. March
CHlrtTC CDirrcr ' 1 ,r"- "rrl't Johnson, of
jnWl O OrUUOt. ITopeka. Kansas., lost a $1,100
ANDSUICIDESaim,'n'1 tln ctt her tlneT
, whllo feeding popcorn to the sea
PORTLAND, March 5 im I eii hero. he said one ot the
James Fitzgerald. 41, ,hot ,nrt ! H "olzed the stone aw It struck
seriously wounded his wile sndl""' wn,cr "n'1' "v,1.owc- n'
killed hlinaclf yeslerdny at the I ' low ,wy- e
homo of his wife's mother, Mrs. 1 - . .
Alice Lelnlngen, Mrs. Kilmer- DETKCTIYKH LEAVE,
aid received bullet wounds In her I SALEM, Ore.. Mnr. 6.' (AP)
choek. neck aald arm. Hospital leotive James . Tackaberay
Aiienitani. .niH ,,,,i ,. of the Portland "imllce dopart-
,1, wi.ii? ,i ment and Mr. Taokaberry. will
rover Htzgerald was said mi -. 1o Oakland. California, each
have been angered because htsj.rry a reiiulsltlnn from tho gov
w Ifo hnd sued for divorce and re- erno'r'a office for the extradition
(used to llvo with him, . tot oftondcr. vailed In I'ortnud.
r ; 1
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ws iuui
''.' "ireet. four
l. lng the mann
, . ,
WsCirc, wa found In Brook-
four bulled woundi
ner of hi death.
unlikely ha wa an aociate of
but In many Instance, with none
too many brains.
I wa told that la what makes
business good, for the price of
an article means nothing to the
boys and girls wko make lhelr
money easy, hence money flows
freely ind things are kept .lively
I mention that In the past tense, '
for the morle colony 1. very
. liable to have to hunt another
oorupation, at least many ot
. It.a ...... k. .w. lit.
ea me movie nusinea. 1 nave
been told by oldtlmer rhere the
: general public I fed up on some
of the rough stuff so that It take,
Cm.
.a pinch bitter to get irtjide the'dicating that It as overloaded
big money now.
niiiRt.it! ctiini iva ,li,n,
continue to draw ' well at the
Chinese theatre, ft Is a 'show
H,,re ! largely for youngsters and
i..iie.ti!"n na """.d hl noodle . in mak-1
' ,n' ' P',' th' ' I th larger plane'a path the Bird
,onl ' Th P"l" ' frimachlne tipped, .tailed and
beU"' .,h'ln ,he p,et,,r" J I'-e: plunged. - -
w r m nil
I H.I. II .1 nilrl I
I IIWUUU lllllll
Mr. Sarah Taylor, (9, Klam-
' ath -pldneer and former resident
,of Klamath Falls, passed away
In Pasadena. California. March 1.
according; to word received here
today.
I 'Ilcmnlns -of the well known
,, n,dl., r.eorre she Is .nr.
T,vc4 by jame, Tlot. of prIne.
vllle; John Taylor of Bend: two
brother., Benjamin Hunsaker of
j Qrovllle, Calif., and Homer Hun
saker of Portland; and a sister.
j Mrs. Minnie Eastman ot Portland.
THICXTAJf Vf7f I '
I ''IC V iiYVJ KjUL,L,
EATS DIAMOND
AT VANCOUVERtc
Csrrvlne messases nf cood will
f VP mk
: I , s I I I aa I I
i 1 1 1 . r n i nil
i LLlU ffl
AIR CRASH
Incompetent Pilot Blamed.
for Most Serious San
rv Dl T J
UiegO rlane 1 raged
PLANE STALLS THEN"1 "uUn" j-KOLEHMAINEN, PACES
CRASHES TO EARTH j...7.i?P!RET 0F ATHLETES
W CIvUMC RWU of Way to I S JXt IHU, of IUI. H-xl ;
. ...... I V.. . I M.I
Ifa a Air 'Liner That Wa .
--HwinKlnic Into rtold When tho j
Traedy Occur; Ship Had I
neen IXvUaml Not Airworthy
by OffkrUta.
SAN DUCGO, March S. A
home-made airplana) and a nervy
but incompetent pilot today were
blamed for the wont aerial dla
aater in the hiatory ot flying
here.
' Five men were killed. Including
the pilot, when the plane .tailed
and note dived 300 feet to earth
yesterday In giving the right
of way to a huge air liner about
to make a landing. '
The dead: '. W. Bird, pilot
land builder of tire plane. Ralph
Craig, Cheater H. Kidwell. Clif
ford Dill and Irving Thomas.
The plane left the airport '
against the orders of the city air
control board, which previously
bad refused Bird a pilot, license
on the ground that be wa. inex
perienced. Tbe board also had
ordered that the plane be not
taiioweo 10 4go up oecause 41 uu
1 bee deemed not airworfhy.
Bird', four passengers were re
cruited -from -a. rowd - M the
field. .They were warned not to
go with Bird but Insisted on
"taking a chance."
Airmen who. witnessed tbe take
oft said the plane stalled badly
as It rose from the ground, liv
or not property Balanced. It made
. .hnH rilvh m C-imn ITa.ni
....k. ..i..i
1 the accident occurred.
I ' Tbe bird plane was In the path
of the air liner, which airport
Chap-'official, aald waa entitled to Hie
right-of-way. In turning out of
The 220 horsepower engine
telescoped back ' through tbe
framework of the machine and
Into the passenger compartment
I a. It dived Into the earth, crush-
i Ing tbe life out ot four ot the
i men. Craig was the only one
alive when airport attendants
reached the wreck and he died
in a few minutes.
CONTRACT NOT
YET LET FOR
NEW CULVERTS
Bids for culverts for -county
road work which - were opened
Saturday afternoon by - County
Judge Fred R. Goddard are atill
being considered by the county
court.
"We desire to figure out the
bids a little more before com
ing to a definite decision on tbe
contract," Judge Goddard said
today.
WELCOME REED
IN UTAH CI??
SALT LAKE CITY. Utah. Mar.
5. IP) Democratic leaders of
three western state. gathered
here today to greet : Senator
James A Reed on his arrival In
SalJLake City near the "close of
his present speaking tour of. the
will be to the senator from tbelr
respective states, Fred R. John
son of Rock Springs. Wyo.. and
L. E. Dillingham, Idaho, demo
cratic state chairman, Joined with
Dclhert .M. Draper. Utah, demo
cratic state chairman In lauding
the senator In his campaign for
party harmmony.
t i : .
HOOVER HVPPORT SEEN. "
WASHINGTON. Marl 5. (AP)
Representative Taylor of Tenn
essee, national republican1 com
mitteeman from that state, pre
dicted at the White House today
that Tennessee's 19 delegates to
the revuhllcon convention would
support 'Secret nrjr Hoover for the
presidency.
FORESEE BIG
FUTURE F
WOOL GROWER
WASHINGTON, March 5, UPi
' American wool grower now
.have an opportunity to "place
their Induatry on the beat flnan-
clal bail in hiatory," J. T.
Walker, marketing apeclallat of
the department of agriculture, !
reported to the department to- j
day following a trip around the
world undertaken to atndy the ;
wool Induatry.
land. Anatralta and South Africa, j
already ha reached the aatnra-
"on Point," be aald. "and cannot
further expanded becauae of
limiting climatic and geographl- J
lack of .pace wonld halt further
Production In Na Zealand.
1 "'ool t o e k a today are ex- .
low. he Mid. deaplte the ;
I Increased greatly in recent year.
POLITICAL POT
SALEM. Ore., Mar. S. CAP)
Declaring that If elected be will
vote,, for the nomination ot Cool
Idge' for president and Senator
McNary for vice-president. Daniel
Boyd of Enterprise today filed
with the secretary of Mate hi.
candidacy for delegate from the
state at large to thi republican
national convention.
J. D. Billingsley of Ontario,
who last session waa a member
of tbe lower honse, today filed
a. a candidate for the republican
nomination for satte aenator from
tbe 1 2nd senatorial dlatrlct. com
prising Malheur. Grant and Har
ney conntles. He goes on record
In favor 6t Completion of tbe
state highway program.
Judge C. M. Thomas of Med
ford filed for the republican nom
ination for circuit judge for the
first judicial district, comprising
Jackson and Josephine counties.
He Is the Incumbent.
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HOLD FIVE ON
T
Charged with a statutory crime
Involving young boys, five resi
dents of Pelican City are under
arrest ln the county jail follow
ing an investigation conducted
through the district attorney's
offlre,
The men u n d e r arrest-are
George Kalllos. Jose 8allnas, G.
Vltsos. Charles Kalllos. and J. G.
Lewis.
Aliased offensea ranra in time
from July 1. 137 up to Febr-
uary, 1938.
ROSEBCRG. Ore.. March 5. OP)
The trial of Edward Larson,
alleged vice' leader, who, waa In
dicted on four counts last week,
will not Itart today as previously
announced. Judge Hamilton stat
ed this morning. , . .
LIXDllERCII LKAVK.H
WASHINGTON, March 5. VP)
Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh
with four companion, took off
from Boiling field a 10:300
o'clock thl. morning for an un
announced destination. A broken
tall skid had prevented a start
at f:15 a. m.
BOILING HARD
SEROUS
PRELIMINARY WORK ON
, SEWER UNIT TO START
With the arrival tomorrow of
C. C. Kennedy. Son Francisco,
the engineer whose plans for a
trunk line .ewer and disposal
plant the council Is inclined to
favor, "work on the sewer project
authorized at a special election
last Tuesday will get under way
tomorrow night. It was announc
ed today. ,
The city council and Its 'advis
ory board which .waa appointed
tor the express purpose of con
(erring with the council on all
matter pertaining to the sewer
project, will meet In the council
chambers Tuesday evening.
An Invitation to the general
public and ln particular to those
who have constructive erltlolam
of the present plan to offer was
NATION At-
MARATHflM
III llll I I I I U I 1 r
UNDER WAV
Crack Finnish Runner of
New York . Leading
Field at Second Lap
Runner From Morning Till
Noon; Oowit Lino HlKhvray
aa - Troupe of Long IMNtaarn
Itnnner Continue Long ICnre.
BLOOMINGTON, Calif.. March,
5: HP) Willie , Kolenhmainen..
crack Finnish runner of New
York City, left the field of near-,
ly ZOO starter today at the end ."
of the second lap of the 340( -'
mile transcontinental marathon
that started yeaterday at Los ,
Angeles. Kolehmalnea raced
from Puente to Bloomlngton. a
distance of 14. 7 mile ln four
hours. It minutes and 30 sec
onds, finishing shortly before
12:30 p. m. today. ,
Kolehmalnea also paced the
hage crowd of pavement pound- .
era in yesterday's first lap from
Ascot speedway to Puente, 1.
miles. His total running tlruo
for tbe two lap. I. fire hours CO
mlnntea and 5 aecond,. and. hi
total mileage ot date is 61.7. v
Kolebmainen dropped into the
Bloomlngton control -station sev-
eral minute, ahead of the next
runner. Ed . Gardner, negro rfn
trant. from Seattle. Waah. ,
, The rest ot the field ' waa.
stretched out over a space of ap
proximately 18.. miles when- Koh..
ehmalnen. finished today. - ."
A steady drizzle of rain hand
icapped the runner, from early
morning until shortly before
noon. t '
Crowd. lined the highways. n
the human cavalcade plugged -along
the countryside. ' ' .
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HEAR1XOH COXCLVDED
WASHINGTON. Marth f. (Jf)
Hearings' o nthe Capper bill to
extend the stockyards control act '
to asceratln private yards were
concluded today by the senate
agriculture committee and Sen
ator Capper, republican, Kansas,
was assigned by Chairman . Mc
Nary. republican, Oregon, to
draft a committee print which
will Include proposed amend-,
pentt.
XF.W YORK METHODISTS
- Kl Rl-RISK JIM WALKI-H
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NEW YORK. March S,
a ax u was "Irish lght".at ,
4 Grace .Methodist Episcopal
church last night and the
speaker ot the evening was Jt
4 Mayor Jame. J. walker, -4
who ' talked on tolerance, t '
transit and heaven and sot (
acquainted with the Meth- .
odlat. .
4 - "I never belleved'l he wild: 4 ,
at one time; "that there wa. '
4 a. much laughter in all the
4 Methodists In the woald a
4 I heard, tonight. 1 had at
4 one time believed a Method- '
4 1st to be a person who did -4
not know how to laugh.
4 Where did I get thui Idea? 4
Why should I hare this con-
4 ceptlon of the people I
4 didn't know?"
urged by Mayor Tom Watter. to
day. '
. "The council and It advisory
board Is . exteremely anxious to
hear any alternative plans or
ideas explained to It so that It
conld. If possible cut down on
the total coat of the' undertak
ing", Mayor Wattera ald today.
"Mr. Kennedy I expected tomor
row morning.' He I the engineer
whose plans have been tentative
ly endorsed.
"We hope that these aewor
' meetings , will b well attended
so that the people may know
( what Is going on. The Klamath
Falls Engineering society baa
some rrltlclam of lha Kennsdy
; plan and we would appreciate a
.representation from that group,
'at the meeting."
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