The Evening herald., April 13, 1928, City Edition, Page 9, Image 9

Friday, April 13, lf2fl
TITE EVENINfi HF-RATA KT.AMATII FATJ-S, 0RF.COM
CHICAGO MAYQRi
WILL HOLD JOB'
CIIICAUO, April 11. tl'l'l
Mayor William lluln Thompson
bun definitely set at rent
pitruliillnn o r inn promised
resignation WIW , KIIIIOIIIII'Kll
thnt hit would nut ri'lliniiilxli his
office on result of llm defeat
administered lu hi in ami hla
candidates In Tuesday's primary.
Tha inn yor liuil announced a
few ilny ami h would "consider
t ronlnnliiK" If tlovernor Small anil
State's Attorney Crowe with de
feated. "I ' will say definitely that I
will mil realmi," Thompaon said
when pressed fur statement.
"I won majority nf Ilia ward
roiniflltleemen and llm (unitary
hoard. You'd think I'd lint Hip
whole fluhl. Why ahoulil I re.
ln?"
Over I'roiii .Meilfiint
Paying Klamath Kails one nf
bin frequent l un I n visits, () V.
Meyer arrived In Ihn rlty yester
day from Medford. Mr. Meyer In
a uost at Ihn Wlllard during: Ilia
hrlcf alay here.
They Call
Loneliest
1 ly SV.X NitiIiv
KOI.HO.M I'HIHON, Calif., April
i " -"California's loneliest pris
oner," limy rull Juiluli llonjiiinln,
I mystery man of the stuto Instltu
jtlon. And after lie hus served
i llm k renter part of iiIiih ymirs In
s:illtniy confinement and I hut
' hy hU own I'holi'o prison nu
llhnrltles are con v Iminl he will
! kocp IiIh word uhniil "sliiylni
ulonii uu'll hn tllea" hi-fur i run
forming In any way In prlaon routine.
II' IiJiiiiiIii hn hcen a pilule to
niiihorltlea ever allien tin was ar
rested In (liiklnnd (in churge of
' killing a policeman. Hn resisted
alt prlmin rules whlln In lull: In'
continued lo do so when hn won;
cut In lo servo a life term.
Hplrll I'lilirokcn.
An 1111111 an hn entered (hi
prison portal. liinjniiiln refused
to sign entrance papers, or to give
Information regarding himself
and hl nntuccdcnls. Hn an
1 notinced, also, that hn would not
work. A a disciplinary measure,
ho wua placed In "aolltary" for
Him The
Convict
SMITH STRONG
IN WASHINGTON
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I Juiluli lu-njiiinln III
HI'OKANE, Wash. April
(API With control of (ha demo
cratlc state convention hers
morrow, conceded to tha aup
pnrlnra of Oovnrnor Al Hmlth for ;
tha presidential nomination, prin
cipal Interest amona dnlexatea'
Rathnrnd hera today anrmed cen-i
tored In tha rholra of a national
loininlltfo man. I
llolh Unorxa Ohrlatenacn of I
Hlnvnnaon, lncumhnt and Maur-'
lt' l.anitliorna of Tacoma, hla
ITJILy UNITES?
m CELEBRATED
KING'S ESCAPE
ItOMK, April 13.W) -Haly van
united In rejolclnc today that
KIdx Victor Kmmanui'l had e
caiMd death at Milan when a
hiifih vnl,lft killing 111 ri(trHifit
only announced opponent, are , iirii. in
Public bulldlnia and private
honaea were beflairiced with the
national colora.
llcra and were reported to ba ac
tive amonK party leaden.
Walla were pla-
ft j fufAaA with manlfeatoa drnounc-
iA TTiaa Hmkaiia ,n lhe attempt and deploring
l ine 7rpneU the lo of life. Above all the
, iiiHiiiirniim rftuncu iimi id wir
Kuro- iIhIo" (the aoldlvr klnm. whoae
he royal prorraalon that thai
Inn eacapvd hclnic In the mldat
f tha diaaainr. The bomb waa
placed at the hae of one of the ,
rlc IlKht lamp poata lining I
zza (Hullo fare and ex-
d about the time the king '
waa aihediilfl to paaa the apot. i
The bnan of the lamp post waa
three feet hleh and contained a
little wlckel gain which could be
opened eaaily with an old-faah- i
ioned watch key. It waa thought
the malcfHi lora dlagulaed them
aelvea as electriclana and opened
th la wlckiit aa though making repair.
"BULL MARKET"
NIPPED IN BUD
atrength of the navy from 13.250 paaoed by tha Louaa waa favored,
to 8,00t. would be provided ln:,h. committee reported. In order
the navy appropriation bill report- th,t th. iu!p4 ot ,h ,Ty m
d to the aenate today by tha ap-jb, ;mvinir manned and a
proprlatlona committee. j gremt,r numoer of ,ni p,,r.
Thla Increaae in peraonne) over i aonnel aaalgned to aviation du
that provided In the meaaurei Ilea."
I'aul l-enl. the noted
NEW YORK, April 13. UP) I
A renewal of the "bull market"
In high priced Induatrlal Isauea
waa quickly nipped on the atock
market today and many early
another reigD aaw the redemption of thelgaina of 3 lo $13 a ahare were
obliterated, or turned into sharp
looaea. In a laat minute rally
V. 8. ateel roae from below 1150
to $151, a net gain of II. Gen
eral Motors rloaed fractionally
lower and radio had a net loaa
pean director, aiorea
cinematic triumph with lila lat- loat nrovlnces and the rrnahinz
eat production, "The L'bineae : of an hereditary enemy Auatria
Parrot," the feature attraction' Atvlltorlo Veneto ten yeara
at the Orpheua theatre thla week. ! ago. had (eacaped an -attempt
Included In the cant ot this thrll- upon his life,
ling aiyatery are Marian NIon. . Premier Muaaollni sent a aqud
iionart lloaworth, Kdmund Hums, 0r special Inspectors to Milan I of 17.50.
Florence Turner. KoJIn, Captain with orders to leave no atone un- !
Albert fontl. Hllm Hummervllle. ' turned to bring those responsible OF AM JJUfDC AQC
Anna May Wong, George Kuwa for the outrage to justice. He fl w , , Vft,ZiZ. .
and a down other popular and , kepi In touch with all develop-' NAVY STRENGTH
well known screen players. ments by private telephone line
- o Milan. ;. WASHINGTON. April 13.
Wild women make tame men.' It was due to the slowness of Increase In the enlisted
I z m& Baking J Jl I z
Wirtz Music Co.
Itfi KihiiIi nth Kirrrl, Kliiinnlli Knlla
wish to announce
that they have been appointed
representatives by
Sherman,Elay & Co.
for their entire line of pianos
including:
Steinway, Sherman, Clay & Co.,
Steck, Kuntzmann, Brambach
Aldrich Pianos
Duo-Ara Pianos and Players
Estey fteed Organs
Convenient Payment Terms.
5
I few dnya. Kruin tills ho emerged!
! unbroken in hla determination:
not to work. i
l The problem was a serious one
for the warden, for, above all
else, discipline must be main
tained In a disciplinary Institu
tion. In a humane spirit, the
warden summoned a lunacy board
, to exnmino the rnculcltranl con-
jvlct. Tho hoard held him Insane.
The warden sent word to llrnja
i mln that bis struggle was over; ,
j that he would bo removed to an
asylum, where he would have r-
croat tonal advantages, and would.
not have to work.
FalJtbllallill Kunlly.
i nut Instead of being pleased,
Ilcnjamln waa more angered than
before. He railed at all guards
and attendants who approached
his cell; condemned such a re
flection upon his mentality. He
demanded, and won, a jury trial.
Ha left his solitary cell under
guard to go to Sacramento, ap
peared In court as his own chief
witness and attorney. Ho heard
the Jury declare him suno and
then returned to his struggle and
solitary confinement In prison.
Joyous In winning lhe tight to
stay In prlaon.
Since then. Benjamin haa re
mained In idltary confinement
most of the time, and by his own
choice. Ha has Informed prlaon
authorities that labor of any
character while confined In prlaon
Is against his religious belief. He
constantly reads his Bible; he
haa lltilo or no contact with the
world.
j At The Pine Tree
RELIABLE USED CARS
ami iiiii i 1 ai aiaar aair-iajrla.'- V ysasMal l - asasssnaasasiasa
II K U . 1 Mj m 1
For reallatlc violence every
screen fist fight has been con
trasted to the memorable battle
between Tom Santschl and Wil
liam Fnrnum In "The Spoilers."
Now comes the entry for hon
ors In the hall of screen pugi
listic fame among the females
of the species. The combatants
are I'hyllla Haver and Julia Faye.
nil lhe scene is tho women s
tiunrters In the Jull In "t'hlcago,"
1 Mllle Studio production.
"Chicago" Is the film adapta
tion of the popular stage lilt of
tho same name. A notable cast
was chosen for the principal
parts. In addition to MIks Haver
and Misa Faye. the players In
clude Victor Varvonl, Hubert F.d
esoii, T. Hoy Barnes, Virginia
Bradford, May llnbson, uarner
ltlrhard, Sid D'Albrook and t'lar
enre Burton.
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I At The Liberty
Buy a used car for
your second car
The number of two-car families is
growing every day.
Perhaps you're considering a second
car yourself.
You don't want to spend too much
yet you don't want a cheap cor,
either.
Then why not a used car from a
reliable dealer?
Stop In and see us. We probably
have just the car you want at the
price you want to pay.'
And if you buy a used cor here you
can depend on it. The word of a
Buick dealer stands behind it.
1925 Oldmnflbilo Conch
1925 Hudson BrouRhnm
1926 Uuick Master
Sedan.
1925 Kuiik Standard
Conch.
1923 Chevrolet Coupe
1926 Ford Coupe
1927 Studebaker
Roadster
1925 Essex Coach
1924 Jewett Tourinff
BUICK GARAGE
1330 Main St.
Phone 42
whpm Btmra. AtrroMonn m ar mmx miiac win mmp thfm
Today will witness tho final
performance of Hanger, FOB'S
canine atar. In "The Law of
Fear." at the Liberty theatre,
where It has been running for
the past two dnys.
Written by William Francis
Dttgan, well known Now York
playwright and writer, this atory
Is one nf the most original In
which the popular police dug has
yet been starred. It Is said. Je
rome Storm directed and thn cast
Includes Bum Nelson, in no Hold
and Al Smith.
As a beautiful ting unpopular
with all classes of thentrc-gocrs,
llnngor hns, as usual, been at
tracting large crowds to his pic
ture. It Is stated thnt "The Law
of Fear" haa set a record for at
tendance at a dog picture In tho
local theatres.
SKK.K K.XTKAWTIOX
OK TWO IKAIIO MKX
SAI.EM, Ore., April IS. (AP)
John Mullen and (ieorgo Thom
son, who also use tho names of
O. V. Allen and Orvlllo Thomp
son, both now' In Jnll at Twin
Falls, Idnho, for shop lifting, nre
wanted at Baker for burglary.
Govornor Patterson yesterday
trailed requisitions for their ex
tradition to this state.
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IT'S HERE
look for this sign in Green
and White at adepudul
Dealers: . .Fill up and let,
your engine decide.
BETTER GASOLINE
Now, for the first time, GENERAL GASOLINE
is on sale in Klamath County.
Its introduction here was deferred until all precautions for
supplying Klamath County motorists in a manner becoming to
the size and importance of the county could be made.
From now on you can secure this gasoline at convenient
independent dealers' stations, either down town or in your own
neighborhood. Newly-construeted storage tanks and adequate
fleet of trucks assure a constant and dependable supply.
Get These Two Points About "General"
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Just try one full tank. Wait until
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GENERAL and then "let
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"Fill up your tank and let your engine decide"
These Independent Dealers Will
Serve You Qeneral Gas
Klamath Falls Auto Camp
Junction of Weed, California and
The Dalles-California Highway.
Superior Hrrvlrr Slut Ion
3301 South Sixth Street.
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Sixth and Walnut Streets.
Sunrise Servlee Station
Corner Main and East Main.
South Itlvemlile Auto t'ninp
South Itivorslde at City Limits.
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Pelican City.
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Corner of Esplanade and Spring
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llluliwny Rervlce station
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. 1048 California Avenue.
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