The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, April 07, 1928, City Edition, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextHerald Advertisers Appreciate Your Trade City Edition The Old Home Paper THE WK.tTIIMt Otpkud: Fair tonight and Hun dy, Inral front In fast portion tonight, warmer Sunday, (i-ullo easterly winds. Prico Five Cents KLAMATH FALLS, OKEGON, SATUKDAY, APRIL 7, 1928 Number 6305 Associated Press anil United Press Telegraph Service 'WEBS i : : : SEEK TWO CHIL0QU1N III U W W I I I 1 W ' i , i ' XOUng Men Chtrgcd With j Attempted Attault OII Woman l'"r n.ualc at both I lie morning , ;uud evening arrvlre. Tlio rhll- SLIP OUT DOOR OF?rVZ RESERVATION J A I L ' evening with member of the 'quartet aaalatlng with spcelul mu- Alli-giil Attack Or r lira Within ' a Ira I number. Hume's Throw of Main Street ' Kjalnr mualc hua been or of Pruapcroua Town on He. I ranged for at the luimaiiual llap- ..... .1 ..... . V....... ..f ll'i.1.- I ' leading the rhulr. Iirlil From Publication by tin-1 Mr,. ;y I Vrle of the Klam-rollc-r. I nth Ti inple will lead the chnlr In j aevcral apcrlal numhpra whlrh TWO young Indians have lccn prepared for lh morn- were being sought today j lr of by U pOSSe OI LhlloqUin , Sacred Heart ihur. ii lua been resident following an at-i '" r, h,arai an.i win pre empted brutal . assault Tayn'l'Z','T,u,'' "T ' . i. . , . ,, Hon at I ho morning scrvlers to- last night at about 8 morrow. o'clock on a 23-vcur-olri l,v w. ii..rrman of th.. woman of the reservation! city. ! Tin I wn Imlliina wurn larrLMliM 1 ami lodged in iu II. but omcuim'iI a few minutes alter th'-lr Incar ceration through a rear door. The young woman, .whoae name la withheld, waa walking arroaa the Williamson river bridge, to ward Wjat Clilloqulll, lier holll". The red aklna, apparently drunk. aprroi-h2 ami ialu rough hand in her. in ner ueaperuiv airuggift will, tlio Indiana, tin. ouug woman screamed loudly. Two automo bile pnaai'd wit limit rend -ring naalatanrn. A third stopped and a man stepped out and gave ihnao. The two Indians fled. A half hour later they were found In a pool hujt, arrested and Jail ed. The bark door of tlm Jail was raid to have been unlocked for the two rid skins slipped out the rear of the eurloaure and caraped. They wero still at lurg.i today. According In long distant f! 'niumuuleellon today from t'hlln. nuln, feeling against the two In dians was running high In the little re"crvatlon city. The young womun suffered nu j Injuria besides severe bruises. I Mho I employed In Chlioqulu as j a waitress. FIRST PAYMENT ON ROAD MADE YIIKKA. Calif.. April 7. First payment of the Klamath Itlver Hiilillngs rnmnanr for tbeO (M Three baby boys, two yMonlng Yreka railroad h a receive., anil j. ... linvili, Imk Angi li'S. fiirmeilv Identiflrit i with Hii nun. ihtii inciuc lias iiirivr.. to luge cliargn or Arrulini at inn i.tncoii. norpttni yes- w f.ie llm nw ,,r l... .i..i.. la, ti.r.ltit- Him nt il,.. InfitniM mil., tin.. Thn holding company has pur- elinaed tho railroad with the In- tentlon of building Into Scott j valley ami eventually proJiln a line down Klutnnlh rivet' In. the in. ' An uptown tlckrt office ! In Yreka will bo estulillshed "ml I work In r iiiilldlng Hie Monti., j Rtie-Yroku llnu will ho .I'lirteil I Immedliiliiy Poor Pa "When those Mohley across thn street lost their fortune nil tho women In tho nclglilinrluod anal I hey re gretted II on Mr. Mohley's account." Ife Wm SERVICES FOR EASTER WILL BE BEAUTIFUL Tomorrow, Easier H.inilny, tln aniiunl church diiy fcatlvul In ruinmcmorutloii nf Jcaua Christ's Resurrection, will be observed In all I tin church In Klnmaih Full with lmprosatv service and apvclitl music The day gives promise or being clear with brlii lit sunshine, afirr works of mill ami threatening weather. Kor several weeka chulra nf the various churches haw been pre- paring special Eaatcr mulc. At HI. Pan I s Kplarnpal rnuriii I the rholr will render apiiial Eas- tuai ruurcu wiin ai ra. i.ro i araer J'"T.?' ,",,"m; hurgn of Ihe Kaster music of the choir at the morning service. II. I'luin will render "Calvary" at Ihe morning service of the First IIju'M church while the i holr under Ilia les.lershlti of Mrs II. A. Tallinn will give sovclal I numbers at boih tho morning unci ev. .iiliig services. "Tho Itesurre.'tlou story" will , (CoatlnaeU tro pagq 3) " ACffEMON'TH EXPERIENCED BY HEALTH OFFICE With 63 rase reported to the office of ir. ti, S. Newsotn. louiily health physlilan for the month cf Mitrrh records w ti cliisiil hhowlng one of the meat active months In the history of Ihe office. A general Inspection of & rates was mad". 1 1 1 srho.il children wero vtslti-d and 25 cases treated. At the office conferences were held for the inllre month. During the ni nth 29 children were vaccinated for Kinallptx and 29 cases were quar runtln -l. Kor the montli of Pihruurv hist il esses were renorled to UI. county health office; 10 were quarantined: lo were varclnaled for smsllpox while CC lnpcrlloiH weru miide. TUIPI.KTS IIOItN TO ! TOI.I'HK t ot I'l.K FIlllt.tY U TOl.KDO Ore., April 7. of them weighing lx and a v nun pouiiiis ami .ne- iiiin. v 4 six tmtinils. wero born lo n.r. si... .'.is. i...-iiri. H un a. 1II...I ..,.. fm l.lrll. II, and Mrs. Wull hsvo one pair of twins, n boy and girl, twelve year, of age. Walt Is an employe of tho Pacltlc Spruce t'orpiiriillon. Elks Plan Feature in Large Railroad Parade Thu long neck, pr.ud head alld yellow bonk of tho White ran ayualiollc figure of Klam - nlh wllr ho one of thn feature (f thn railroad celebration par- nilo w hich will bo held In the foropurt of May, ' Announcement wu Hindu today .iiwu.iniiii.il. nun mu. n...... by James Swnnsen. exalted ruler con sponscr the most attractive!""" "'"""" "., . of the Elks lodge, that plans hud' pnradi, feature. , fr"' " rll,""' ,r,,",1' ,0 nlrea.lv been laid by the lodge The Elks lodge In addition to:"'" " ,''k r -wauna for piirl lei pill Ion In llm parade. , Its Interest In the piniide has ex- :'' '"lining up the Bike to west The Elks division will l.i.vo mini 1 it formal InvllulUm lo j Muln street-will be compleleil twofold fenlnre. First will conteitlio l.ukevlew Elks lo.lgo lo come hy the Johnson brother, contract- a car decorated a ornately and lo Klnmulh and conduct Initiation l'ig "mi. Great Norther., rail- attractively as tho II. P. O. K on May 10 Ihe night before the road engineers sul.l today. ran conceive; and next will come opening day of the tnllicud eel- "The project Is about two- the Pelicans 75 cf them. 1 elirntlon. ; Ihlrds complelcd," said Cart liar - Tho Elks havo Pelican heads j Open house will bo kept nt ding, resident engineer of tho which will slip over tho head tho Elk lodge rooms fjr visiting railroad company, and work Is of tlic Pui-mUii'- im'mtvrs The HlhK ! progressing. saHstitctorlly." Wrinwnnin'c IIIIIU IIUULU, nr nrrvr m DLDLOl lUiDistrictsare BEATALF? Republican Congressmen Stage Debate on Candidates ONE HOLDS HOOVER IS LOGICAL CHOICE .Inoilier O"ote Fn1a and Fix-j eounty iiign school board and er Short. . lire to MupiMirt Ills ont-ti. I"'0 t''on high school board. . A tentative contract was con-1 Hon Tluii lAH.l.n Is the .,! 1 A n"W 1 m 'hcrchr h,.IUerJ by the two boards last' lion TlM.1 lA,.l.n la the ! ,,, , whole , pil. ior Mlr. .,,. mh ,kM revUion. i It. pul.ll.ao Loire l... I ..ul.l a tt,1:heiV salaries in countylwlll probably be approved this) Span I srin t).Mlll.iii. Ihlgh arbooia-Including the Klam- afternoon. Immediately there- .jaih Kalla I'nlon hlKh school after individual contracts be-1 1 A ull I Vf tl'l IV A.irlt 7 lAPllwaa InrliiHi.fl In n nw .nntpart ih. L-1 n . .. i. . . li.i. ' ' ....... .. . . ..... ami of Iowa and Newton of Mln- ii.sotj enguged today In a de bute on ptipcr as to whether l.owden or Hoover would be the. at longer nominee, for president. It revolved uround tiovernor Alfred Smith of New York, who 'a out ahead In the race for tho democrallc nomination and the possible trend next November In iHm fnrmlfi realol.a. Ill a formal sla.ement. I)lrk - iuson assumed that Smith would he the democratic standard boar er and declared tnnt tn repuo- llcaiis to win In November, must turn to Iiwden. . 4'oiuiug back. In auother stale nient. Ncwlon Insisted thu wise and only course for his party Is to nominate itoorer. no coiuen.i-. . . , ... ...1 H. o.inerro secretarv n.lor on 'hB "',u,h "I'l'roacli to Dla- ii . .1 i. tt i. i.. I .ill 1 7 linn riili-llMli ii atiuu.i trial east but In tlio farming The lowan used flgurns to, support his prediction Hut Smith would win at the polls against Hoover, but would lose If pitted against the former Illinois gov ernor. With 2St electoral vole need ed for election. Uickinson fig ured thai against the commerce secretary. Smith would pile up 327 votes. Hoover 204. against Lowdcii, he gave the New York governor only 209 electoral votes, I.owdiMi 2 22. As the lowan put it on paper. l.owden would carry eleven west em stales, wh.ro the farm vote!"" r.'m" ecuniy passeo awa - .,".,""";..".""", is a factor, that would be lost i" -""v me. 227 J.Blpot.M' aWard has lust been rt- the republlran. if Hoover wrj;'-1 ZT t ZuLX. iHitniiittttMl. . L i. I , ' SMALL TRACTS TIUDTD C- r ri m iwi i n m t a m Su'" of two sninll timber tracts no Involving llio acres and the' other 120 acres, were recorded Hie county clerk's .'""""j "l office. Tho First National Hank of . n irnvers.. mr. .iicinaoii, soiu io 'lt. II. Ilovev. nr.tnil ii. -0 1 Klattinlh timber holder, a ltill nrro tract lln section 19 and .10 of towu- ship 38. south, rnngo east, ' AUred Collier sold to the Al- ( goma l.iiniher company a 120 1 acre tract In section 13, town-1 ship 37, range 9 rust. l IVIIcnn heuds were lisl'd In the Pell-;Engeno railroad relelirullon, ' "Kl.ilawn." and scored a decided: hit. According to reports, various i Ivlc and cliih tirniislnlloiis will vie Willi eiich other In friendly: competition to sen wlilrlt one1 ..... ..... ontracts xr r TJ C ivi j 11. Ji The Klamath roumy high Hihm.t lu.nr.l will Ii ri.fnini.fi .1... spite the fart that the school ,.arii.a uiai name ... .! .. idoncd next fall for the n.-w lr"lHn h,Kh 'hooi ioard. now- uiiiiiur.iraino lunniuua u. the board will be withdrawn. In- atcad It will be aol.-ly a b-gal entity .throunh whlih funda to me .ai.i.ui iiikii arnotn uiniricia In the county are dlatrlbut.d. ! This waa decided iaat night at "We believe that this new ays- i at Joint meeting in the countyiti-m will equalize matters uwe- I court liouae of the Klumath what." said County Commission- which will b entered Into be- .tween the Klamath county high ' scnool Hoard and all the I uion Snow Still Deep T I r Lake Kegion, O I Ily Ihe middle of May. at the. yet started but (hat his three as-; latest, will tho road to Uiamond tsialar.U. Murk Howard. Walter , '"ko !H' 'T'" to ul""",l,VH " ,n ,ne opinion or i.iovajat the "greatest egg taking sta-:,he i i iirs.-r. auiKTiniena.'ni ot lueMion In the I n ted Stales in t- l lsmond lake egg taking station, Mr. Tucker trekked out to oprn , . v the rest o-tlie trip u,4 KUrngtlvkkla 1yHf egg tkla last year 7 , ,. .' . . . , at Ihe summit of the bill above, nionn lak ho twin. The lake ccvered with e and ,.,. , . . . sign of a h ;or or v '....., run from the big Inke had no. Following an Illness of less than a week' duration. Henry K. Momyer. protnluent pioneer of Klamalh rcunty passed away , following a heart attack lust Sunday Since being stricken last Sun- iluv. Mr Momver. who had reach, i .-- - d his Tilth year, grew steadily worse, until the 'end yesterday, j Besides his wife. Mrs. Jessie ,. ... . ' . ' ; dauKilt,r Mlsl lllR Momy. . . ' ,,', .in. son reside In Arlington, N. J. . . . . Mcmycr Is established In business in this city. ,n ,ho r"rl' of ,S1'4 Mr Mcmyer with his family came to Klamath Falls from Red Bluff. Cullf., making the trip with a team and wagon. With other families, Mr. Momyer had come west from the eustcrn home. For niiiny years he furmctl near Merrill and hud charge of u general merchandise atoro at tho llttlo town of Cale, then lo- rpted where the C.nle school house now stands. He later be- ennio Merrill first post muster. Later ho went ta the Indian rcs ( ('out limed on Pugo Three) MAKE PROGRESS ON G. N. SPUR Wllhln two weeks the lllver- side spur of thu Great Northern, railroad a two-mile Industrial ...... . HENRY MOMYER PASSES FRIDAY Between VA A i;uaiu aim high school districts in the couii- ty. ! Hitherto the county hi eh , m-IwioI hnH (litihti nifl tnnncv an p).r up bai(U Tt)a( aratem wa not fair to the amall-, ,r arbooia i pointed out by ! i ouniy loinmiHaiooer MurrcMi short. He expluliicd that, com-; paratiri-ly apeakinir. the timall '. Hrhool had to pay more for It tea. tillin peraonuel than tlie large. achm.l. i ii witv maitiMiii ntuuif iiikii school board and each I'nlon high school district In the county will tie entered Into. in Diamond rp I ucker Reports Jl traf-(lare( and A. I.. Donaliue. were ilng tho big run. " We established what we be- in a Mvn.in r.-roru ior wwiiMn tiiuiu lur -... ". .- o wnicn mere was a loss ot cnty about .0 per rent." the station .uperlntendent explained. Nal- ..rally we hope to best this record this year." Mr. . Tucker was accompanied .,. -...,.. , , i. vi k ....... . ..." ihe Diamond l..ko 'cnnc-i-n H.W.BATHIANY RECEIVES HIGH MASONIC HONOR The highest honor that ran be iH'stcwed upon a fee Mason. the l)e Molay Cross of Honor. ! was awarded to II. W. Buthtany of Klamath Falls hy. the grand i council, order of I)c.K!ay at the annual session which was held This honor is awarded only lo chapter advisers of mora than Wye years service in the order j and fur meritorious work In ccn- nectlon with the work of the order. The presentation Is to be mnite nt siicn time and place as wn. oj uestguutea oy rrotessor W. J. Kerr of the Oregon Slate collece. ski is denutv for the slate of Oregon, of the grand council of tho Do Molay. TWO HURT IN AUTO CRASHES j Suffering from a fractured col-! larbone, several broken ribs and . injuries about Ills head. Henry) Collins, employed with Ihe state j highway commission, lies In Ihe : Klamath Valley hjspitul as the; result cf an accident which no! cured near Worden lute Frl.lny 1 afternoon. The truck which Col-I litis was driving 'went Into the (men, turning coinineiei.v dot, pinning him beneath, tho wreck. He Is reported as resting comfort- ii lily nt the Hospital Mrs. II. O. Miller of Klumath 1 Ag ency who sustained sever.) i body bruises In lilt accident on inc An nil i rees nignnuj. .0 miles north ot Kinmiitn r utts late lust nigiii is repurte.i as rest - t n it innii.iH i. ttl V nt the Klalliathl AlterediWINUT. UIT wn h 1 nn it "t," k"".,., h ,h i OI Ino ,reul. ',u"'"'r"' ''-' i cou.,...,,, . ..u. "' r. ral ct,nTg f ,h 0rPat North' m ,,sc' Whlle the ttmX l ln Patient ,..., (ivciopmet projects in , place and tho two 48.000 pound .Klnmulh Fulls. It was Just an-j counterweights lifted, electric SEIZE "U,"r l"1,l,'n, .motors whoso power will control r r r r AUV Tho Io'omotlvo tin O. C. & K. I tho lifting and dropping of tho LHJUUK LAtnt rallroud engine and thus Jointly . heavy span, have not yet been 'owned hy tho Great Northern j Installed. PENSACOt.A. Fla.. April 7. (l and Southern Pacific railroads--! Mr. Harding expected that the . P) Imported liquors valued at; hauled across the long trestle j motors would be Installed the more than 1100.000 were seized ; ties, steel rails and ballasting . first of next week, by prohibition officers in a raid material which will be utlllud'- "And t h e n". be said, "the uu a fnrm near here, ,in complotlus tUc first unit of draw will Vo Id use re5ularly. MAy0R flf tifiiinw niTW i 111 I II U I I I I I I IYIHI UUM Would Seriously Consider n -re KeSlgning it OWnson J- Elected . i"" . . . , . ELECTION WILL BEl Much of ,he timber burned upi r NFYT TIIFHAV "LLU lllVrI IUL3LIAI Voters Awult I leal Outburst of 'Your Atteliilin.'-: Primary Flec tion Itay; la.lliia; nnilblates milvcr Tlielr Ijist Work of t'nniuilgn Today. CHICAGO. April 7. (VPi Chi cago voter today gave their ear a rest and attempted to get, their bearing in the political storm which has raged here for several weeks while candidate of two ; KiiiiosuiB renuuiican !Ro,,ght nmin'i( in w.de primary elections opposing republican factions the state next Tucs- day. Leading candidate on both the lowden-Ienern nH Thnmr,.. small slate delivered virtually i,,, worcI M ,he active cam. . i .v, . , ,ar jxf State Emmerson. who oppow, Ooverncr Small, seeking 1 rpfintll nul nn far rl.lrd taifm t renrimlnul inn tnr fl.lrrf 1ast left Chicago an W ached- ulrd to make' addreasca In Cham- paign alld lrbna t0(lav. 1 , . . Frank L. Smith appealed to i '0'cr" . ,x . .s,an? "7. ana stano up ior rcpuoiicauism. Me " " "PD . " . re" lie said: "When Jsign as senator. i anew i was i Inviting personal grief. But I anted to lie fair to the people iut honored me.' Mayor Thompson reiterated his ! statement that he "would aer- lously consider resigning If Swan- son Is elected." He referred to Judge John A .wnnson, candidate for state' I ?"orney "n ,,he l'PO'in ' k" I. was Judge Swanson's home that was bombed recently in what h? declared was an attempt to r.fesassiuate him. Swansou is op posed In the primaries by State's I Attorney Crowe, co-leader with Thompson. Interest In the con-' I y' ' "'' P"bably:; ' l governor and I nitirt Slut acn- ate nomination In Chicago. ! W James E. Noble, Jr., of F. Hill Hunter, president' of HEAR NO WORD , Sn'onum. Ills., a 21 year ! the Sawmill Engineering and wj ww ' d engineer of the South- Construction company, was elecl- t KUM WJLi.lPlJ ern Bell Telephone and Tele- led president:. Paul laundry, con- ' graph company, was an- ! nccted with the Wilson Abstract SEWARD, Alaska. April 7. (,P) nouueed ("day as the win- 'company, vice president and E. Captain George H. Wilkius ner of the first prlxe of M. Bubb. cashier of the Amerl was silent at Point Burrow this , 55.000 In the "slogan for can National bank was named morning. Indicating lo radio up-, wood" contest conducted by j secretary. erators here that his projected . the national lumber maim- , A program which evoked ap flight to Spitsbergen had not yet factnre association. plause from on appreciative aud- begun. After a snow storm, Se-' Ills slogan was: "Certl- lence Included several numbers ward enjoyed Ideal weather, and ' fled by centuries of serv- j fr0m thd high school quartette It was thought conditions had tm-; Ice." 'led by Mrs. Elolse Mclutyre. A proved also at Point Burrow. '! piano solo by Mrs. Harriet Hitn- First Engine Across rivi.v lln. roi.i ..loli'il linn fnol ; (.r(tBl North,,rn railroad trestle anua I. n tt Pwinititt Htitimif1 :(he rst lwomotlVB tlls morn - , Tho ovent was not marked by any pomp or ceremony. To Fred Crlchlon, Huuser Brothers Con - I -,,. rmnv enirlnoer In . t.liarK0 ,)f construction in the ruironi j.urd!1 and lr(.Hti(. and to . riirt Harding, resident engineer . . I MANY FORESTS OF EAST HARD HIT BY FIRES HAOKKSTOWN. Md., April (P) After deatroying Black Keck I hotel and driving resident from I three village, the tnreat fire which yesterday swept over Sonth ! Mountain, turned in Its threat from the villages under a shift , of wind last night and today was I virtually under control. The hotel situated at Mark ; Hock on the eastern slope of the mountain, was a three-story stone i structure containing about SO room . The village of Bagg.town. j Jngtown and Pondsvllle on the t mountain were saved by the shift ! of wind. iover was heavy oak and hickory a no the loss was egpected to be i 1. ke. CHAIlLF.STON. W. Va.. April j (AP) Menacing forest tires j throughout southern West Vlr-j glnia were extinguished today by i rain. P. M. Browning, chief fire! warden, said hi . report indl-., cated that ISO fires were brought; under control. ai.bx.vy. N. Y.. April 7. ( A. 1 p.) Thirty-two forest fires were reported to the Jew York state iVZrPPay unharmed, and three day up to "7. In Columbia and Rensselaer countlea 1J fire, were reported the largest of which, covering an area of 200 acres In the town of Taghanic, destroyed 120 acres of timber, a house and barn. - HAKRISBVRO. April 7. (AP) More than 30 forest fires that have been burning In various parts of Pennsylvania have been 'extinguished "or controlled," re port to the state today indi cated. The largest fire was In Lu xerne county where between . 200 and 250 acres wero burned over. COUNTY CLUBS heard from him since ARE ORGANIZED - , , lI It , : Agents of tue Kidnapers yes- , iterday approached Jamci" .Mc Two more organizations which j Cormlck. the partner of Gaynor will aid the rural school child to ,nd den,aniled i10o,000 ransom, develop 1.1s own initiative and Arter dcker,ns the me Mld oc.v... ..... ..... ..... w...,nev would accept no.ouo. Mi- nil., me lu.uiaiivu ot . u iuuuij f clubs at Merrill last night.. One was a Poultry club of 20 members of which Mr. Murray Howard Is the leader: the sec ond Is a rabbit club of 15 mem-I bers of which Mr. Howard Is the ( leader. ' I SMMiAX FOH WOOD" COXTKST AXXOVXCKD WASHINGTON. April 7. Steams G. N. Trestle ' .levelnnmelit In the railroad I yards on the west bnnk ot I,nko V.wniinn nml tHt bank nf Klam- lath river. - - . . wl,h the ,,. nQV , work will be prosecuted rapidly lln order to complete construe-1 1 tlon of the railroad yard In time for service which will be lnailE ; uratetl In May. I The draw bridge, erected by i the Saw Mill Engineering and : . . .1 i. ... .. ABDUCTORS nimuiTTrn i ini ii i l. i i UUI VVII I LU n nn nr K V Vt I I II l U I I U LIU L , , e r Withhold Names of Quar- tet Who Sought Small " Fortune AUTOMOBILE DEALER IS FOUND UNHARMED Tlionturt Gar a or. Wealthy far -IXstrlbutor, Hescued by Prompt Action of Officers; Prisoners Part of a Gang 4uraMlng as Far Fast as Xr York. CHICAGO, April 7, (AP) '.Thomas Gaynor, wealthy automobile' dealer, held for s.aa n n . 1 i 1 J"U,U"U ransom oy a uanu 0f kidnaDDern. was rescued. four of his captors were1 ar- I rested and tailed here to- d Michae, Hughes, com- j " miSStoner of police, an- I nounced. .." ' ! " - - CHICAGO, ' April 7. . (API-Three- men were reported sclxed at a kidnaper's lair In "Wiscon sin today by six Chicago detec tive squads, searching ?for. Thom-" as Gaynor, 30 wealthy automo bile dealer who waa reported held for 1100,000 ransom. j i . Michael Hnghes, : police com j missioner'. left home suddenly to ' day after receipt of a tvlnphone Call frbm WifUfiimtn Anrl itntliinrr (Continued on Page Three) REORGANIZING CRATER SHRINE CLUB EFFECTED Reorganization of the Crater i Lake Shrine club whose activities have lapsed during the nasi two year was effected last night at an enthusiastic meeting at the. Masonic Temple last night. ! tcr. ong by Margaret Auer. whose voire has been heard on I the air over radio station KFIIC 1 and a saxophone solo by Mrs. Hunter accompanied by her , daughter.. Aunt Het "A woman don't ronlly dread beln' an old maid: she Just Uro-.ls faiin' tho future without t.ohody to lake care of her. There' mighty few of 'em wouldn't rather be single an' rlcb than married mi' poor."