Ptwo Four
THE EVENING HERALD. KJJVMATH FALLS. OREGON'
Monday, Spntpmlior 17f 1028
BCI)i? Evening. Jivtnlh
T. B. MAt.ARKBT
r. B. KNGUbll
KBulBHa atauaaar
Panllahae every aftarnnon except Sunrtr by The BiW Pabllaklag
Itninor at I0I-IJI Baulk Flfih sire!, Klamalh Pallel Umot.
Kntarxl ae second elasa matter at tha poatofMee at Klanialb Fmlta,
Oreaoa. oa Auguat 10, !, under act of Congre a, Marok a, 117.
r Hall
la Month!
Taree Hon I ha
Oaa Month
nllra ir Can lag
t.tf On a r.ar fa n
til Blx Moniha .. I II
l.Ta Threa Mnnth. I II
. .10 , On Month .at
As.oriATKD PRical UKD . ,
M OP AtOlT BlIEtV OP ClKl A XATION
Proposed Rocket 0- N EW5 NOTES OF
Wildest Dreams of Jules Verne Trim HIT nil If
miw.ijHLir.
(tW'hil to Tim Herald) .
(Mr.. O. O. Wlngtleld, ror
r-Wl a( AeaaeUtaa Pro aa ,
f Aaaorlal4 Praae la exelolTljr antltlad to aha aaa ar ropnblla
tloJ of all aUpatchae crdll In It O' "ol Ktharwle eradltaa
tkla pepar. and alao tha local nowa publlahaa thanVla. All rujkta of r
eDlloatloa ot apaclal dlapatcbaa karala ar alao' reserve.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 192S
f" T jTJ J I if JF JF ' vv3 N 'i t v TKNNANT, Sept. 17. Mr.
jf 1 f'S ACW r-o J..k lloddnrd. ..co.n.muled by
V, I :. Jf Jr J A vl: .K? if. f '... 1 I three of in avhuol teachers Crum
yff. Zf j , kVt'VV 'J.- J I "!. r.llfornla. look advantage
P -' f '.''' V V."7 VV i A ' . ? '.pcndthedaylilTenna.it.
I 1 r V VVTt Vl I ,.asV'' V ! r. and Mr.. K. U Jamie...,,.
L-.-.---.i-- r J V- NxJv-.'Af '" s'""'"" ,,"" "
mmmtm rfw.- U f - . ? ' ' 'ko ",e'r h,"" ln
XV'' r v.J kVw v;. Vfi4W(); California. v Mr. JamlMon ban
'V'fcVl .'..Vf f'VNV'.' i bran t,,,. of th. camp barbar..
' 0 V" v , ,Vi K'V i J ' .Uhih "blr.lid.y on
r - ' ky , rTTv tN VSX ' t. I Th. rhlldran pl.y-d m,. will,
1.-1 SA'S rVytVs'Ak N jlha-alp of Mr.. Herbert N,-MH.
R : , .i ... I AJ? . Vfc'-4i-UN ho arlr-d a. otflrlal anlarUlnor.
I- ' ' . ' . A XL ' XV1- ' Y ' V ! !" Vy ravelvml a numbrr
I ' S-sJ ,' !?.'''.-: X. : f PrHy lfl.. Mr..- Vaara .erved
i J. , - tf'fTi ' VV-si5J 1 ilh rhWra llh nlca n-frr.h-
f ' : - i s..it-ar
r . a -f'
SI. 1"T- j
mvnt..
! Howard and Grace CillU-m of
i Portland. Orv-un, formir rl
drill, of Trunant. er hero dur
ing Iho wrrk visltlnn aihool
friend..
I,. Kay WeUh of Weed. Calif.,
iwrit Sunday rib hi. atatar.
iaiuW ...WH, II IIIW I i.lillH W,1
Mr.. Wall. r Wllllumaon.
,' . Mr. and Mr.. Ilowa
Two Problems j
Appalling crimes committed on the so-called "murder j
farm" of California again shock the civilized world.
Five youths were lured to the farm by a 15-year-old boy,
a !boy with a perverted twist to hi brain. What occur- J
red thereafter is too revolting to print in the public press j
suffice to say the youths suffered untold tortures and I
were finally murdered when, at long last, the young j
beast's innate craving for sadistic abuse was satisfied. !
Once again, unspeakably brutal crimes bring thinking j
people to consideration of two important problems: !
(1) Are detailed and grewsome newspaper accounts !
of iuch crimes of perversion and insanity partially to j
blame for recurring offenses, in that they produce an i
unsound and undesirable effect on impressionable and j
abnormal minds? ' '
(2) What steps shall be taken to tighten the bands of j
law, to free justice from the fetters of technicalities, to j
accelerate society's punishment of the convicted, and, in i
short, to impress on that class which might become crim- j
inaJ, that it simply does not pay?
jThe Murder Farm" atrocities find a possible source
in Jjewspaper treatment of the Hickman case. Relatives j
oflithe moronic boy admit he was unduly fascinated by
th Hickman case and that he talked of little else during
itsWogress. Other cases involving kidnaping and muti- '
; . , t .i. -L....J a . .L -re t fli(-it fin Ihn left, a double nekit nlnne.
layon, nae aibO ocen iiriuuwu io i" ui u , wJh pra.liu, unU(T ;hc ,,-,., sUH.rig r,Mm and c Mnnn,l rkrt to.H- In tbcl-ll. of our teacher., wen, al.o pre-
iJThere are thousands of people who probably have , n' XKA s'"'rc
L.'font mtol .Unrm.lilla. nnrl r1ofoctir.no v.-hlVh nocrl Like' a fiery Comet
A4 ya 1 1 h allVli kyCa CAvalvA IllUiilfoVU Hiiu i -a v a ' aiv v. (
sSf--.lnui ' ; . r-
ard lliokey
if San Krunclaro, Cnllf.. who
)nv been vlnllln. their friend..
.Mr. and Mr.. Y M. r'Hwin. the
punt ten duy.. 1.-tl Thurad.y for
helr htine. Whllo her- Mr. Hick-
y .hot a fine bl( buck.
; ' C. 1). llrown left Monday by
aulo on a bu.luea. trip to Tort
lulid. Ort'ion.
Mra C. V. Murphy wa ho.-
I ten. Monday afternoon at ail In
formal affair for Mr.. Jack Cod
dard and three of the arhool
teacher, of Weed. Calif.. Ml.
; rulnain Mr.. Chapman and Ml.
' -i llanilliuru.
Her- are three drnwlniri of tho iroxel rocket airplane of Mux Vnlirr, who iippcnr- at Ibo I Mr., (ieo. ('. Howard. Ml..
upper left. On tho rlicht U a Kmplilr aketrh of a nlngle rorkrt pbine a. It wouiil pM-r in , Harriet i ounirymnn, .miiw r.inei
The Nkrtcll tM'low Nh uhh tile conMrUcuon r a mrir.. hwiih ..ii. v arrio iiexar, nmr
Since Valier's rocket airplane.
ent.
Within, in what I. practically
the
feeling no ill effect
The ladles played
enjoyed .one. and
sailing 'howerer. would have the entire an alr-tixlit raSln. woum oo na mental muxle on the piano.
brldite
n.lru
but a positive stimulus to bring them to the forefront of : ' . , "ideslsned It o that It will attain from the .peed or tho almot In- frMhmrnt..
- ... n1am nrnnosp.1 hv Max alter. ' ...... it a lni ih
consciousness. Without that st mulus these people would ' . . ' , , , "i" Bpe'a u Vv" n"'v" " ' ' , , I Z ,7 m. c. D. iirown entert.
... 7- . x- i . Anslrian aeronautical inventor, hour at an altitude of more than extremely rare atmosphere 35 .. T nn . A . . .,
Drobablv live normal and comparatively happy m'es. .nM n.t nrnn v- vnrit r. i.,k ,hi- ,-.. mii .h..v. ih aarth An u.- .' n"nl ,'oar rA" run
lord
k'ed-
; is j - . j , 7, .77 .. , ------ -r . . . ,, . ... ., . neoay aiiernoon at ner Home
lgporani Ol me iact mat a aemon Ol perversion ana crime , wuniu me rri time m nea atmospnere, mere wouia oe cen-.uppueu renumun , .-u. on (, llr(H,, j;,ne mi, ,),, wro
Slttmbered within. C - j one hour The strange machine pr,ctically no Kind re.i.tance to
. , . x. TT. , , ' 'outrivals the wildust dream, of retard the rocketing plane. ' tbrealhlnr for the hour or to the i:rlm,. ir
nd then came the Hickman Case Wlth. CC,imnS Of ; juie. Verne. , , . . Valler'. proposed alruW plane would be In the air. j Brown', 'mother, a. ww'l. Al-
reTOifinK ueiaiis. un me iruni pa;e v ev ijMspuyr inner, propiaw aj u mi-ioos. iif.v a jjnuKai urewprK The bclRht th rocket airplane ",.r th0 bn.lnea. session the la
in&the land The Evening Herald includedthe crime rou " ct 7t
I" ....... ., ,, ,, icutslde Berlin with the rocket-' would bel.h the explosion of pow-
waa OepiCted in JtS most horrid light. 'motored automobile built bv erfnl ra. that won'.rf nronel
tSVhat Was the result? In the middlewest an elder of Frit. Ton Opel. This machine tha ship through the air. Charges w-" n, by man. Man-, altitude
is supposed to attain would betylle. enjoyed a few hand, of
more than four time, that ever bridge. .Mr.. llrown. agisted by
tier motlier. Mr.. Grimes, aerved
delicious refreshment.. Those
g were
Haw-
ect,and then murdered her. Afterwards he Said he was Such a car may go even faster If high air and over the ocean at after ho had reached the height 8lroul Ulakln, Ilee.on and Sin
iniiuenced by the Hickman case. ' u J CUH ueaignea io aecp a speeavreacaing .oow mues an oi t,iiu itei wore iuob clam f.rjm(.a
aithurch suddenly found himself gripped with a desire t'led a speed of 230 miles an of explosive would be fed contin- record so far is that of the lateiwho ,,,,,,,, ,nli mwtlllic
toill torenrl to tear He kidnaDed a little trirl assault- i ?Ur' bJU n ! ub1uent t uously Into two or four maga- Captain Hawthorne C. Oray. who ; Md f.rker. llrown.
10 Kill, 10 rena, 10 tear, lie Kianapea a little gin, assault- ',t was destroyed by an explosion, zines. shooting the ship Into the died on hi. decent In a balloon 1 k(n, Wlngfleld, Ncsbltt, M
to the ground.
hour.
i -
Un the "murder farm" a similar awakened demon im- j
pplled a youth to commit crimes so foul that normal j
human beings shrink at the very thought. Throughout : R.r.lrot- R.1-4.M R,,ffl
mic of kid-; uiuauvra
nJle.
th United States there has been an epidemic
na'pings, some successful, others not, but all apparently
inspired by the Hickman case. . -
ijjThe foregoing is one side of the case. There is an
other side. '
iSuppose, for example, that newspapers had decided to
' Remembered, Life Rescued
DEMOLAY WILL
BE GUESTS OF
LOCAL MASONS -"on
Mr. and Mrs. Cha. McKnlff
of Oaklai. Calif., were week
end visitor, at tho home of Mr.
! McKnlff. slater, Mrs. H. J. Itott-
tnan. '
Mrs. II. V. Foster and chll-
Hermlo, Jr.. ami France.
! Jean, of Klamath Fall.. Oregon.
. Members of Tho Order of Do, are enjoying a vl.lt at the home
NEW YORK. Sept. 17. (UP) 'get a Job In the follies." testl-' Molay will be honored on the; of Mr. Fo,tr'g Mr and
Another Broadway butterfly fi-d Mis. Iirue. evening of September Zl nt urpny.
.... L . ..... .... Tumnin .-uh ihn Klnm-i Frliiay evenlnc a .tilentllH ri.
nr "play up" the Hickman case. Where would Hickman IXae'rhaX tuZiT..W Tn th. te,u ."..Fail, .vLon. .prc.idin. ..jeep.. on sponsored by ,ho wild-
be today? Free! For it was newspapers alone that to the volatile kindliness of the and were told that they might ho"t8- Wod Christian Sunday school.
n.jViorl trio -a-nr-A fmrr. r.f VIo nrnraoa ,,) actors and actresses who knew h ii.j nnn ,nntim ! The Crr. nf Honor, conferred. 'yn 'a ' school teach
aimo.ivu Wl- "UlU 41 Will ill. lu -1 1. 1 .v.. 111.. Ill VK1 -aiiu ..... ... . .......... , - - -- -- . r- .
finHy hunted him down on the highway neto OreJl z SCCX Ho m'
Taice the case of the Southern Pacific train robberv: toasted by everyone. ' i,k - ,cfi,cii win i. nre
Wide publicity of this case finally tracked the DeAutre- ' Lorraine, her- ba.p.4y atmufptfta-a . ot. , tb siek roomAtime. This is the rimt time ' . ?h u u
manta tr. thpir Inir faded arid her health ami fortune j turned the tide. A special nurse.' Oregon man has been awurdod.; "rd. In the church
mpnU to tneir lair. . , . . . reDorld ,vnr .,. ,.,.. . ,., ,h! hiel, h..nor. ! ("""ding. A good crowd attended
i fri. :. i. t. : i n-i.. ... . . . ' . . I - . " . . - - ......
siiicii again, it imusu uc bckiciiiuci c. inm.; new pajx:rs nosaay in tne i'ar;West hospital ifm -VaraiJiaxwell, 'Jk. .actreni , .1b.mlK'rs of Do Molny will
present the Inlllalory degree be
Jura u:e .Masons.
A banquet In
any adviorfcr" of Tennant, Ceorge C. Ilow
.ho nnllnnal rd' O. Campliell. Miss
' i Cnrrfo t rar.. a tl tt..-.l... .
jectirjn cuupled lth the .new ctfunrll will be pret.ei.tf, at ttf," .
j , , uww., a .,.. -o a "'"P1"" i iriilll mil a JlaAWfrJ,
crivt snmp khatp in rnnvirtinna nnH fn Hpnth npnn )tiaa all of perftonitfa after an appendici- i -pnt on rfniv inHv
"which must have a salutary f oKJtt
als. t i ' ' I Portd hsr on the road to rccov- Dr. Gilbert I
tand'llstened to the program.
Off
in
j e believe there is a solution to this problem of 'crime " r Misa Lorraine fell on an ice-;
publicity, a solution which will detract front the sensa-! , t?!,'"ut'i!! lV'1" At, coated ",reet about four ear
r.- .. .. , . , . . i Friendship and kindness did ago and Injured her spine. It
ticjjialism Of many newspapers but -Will, ill boon to for her what surgery had failed was the beginning of a series
society. If the press and news services would . play10 accomplish." saw Dr. Gilbert
dawn" on the details of the crime-
of the former beauty.
involved revolting features and stressed the chase, the merely forgotten to remember.
arrest, and, most of all, the conviction and .penalty,' there For vbea the nories of her 111-
r,,,r,V, V,o o imoJ..(,.;n;n .Vfl,, k . neaa appearea in newspapers.
"iiftnv j - o kiiiii.-ii,ki ajiuiij) jiii iuv ii,t; UIUUV.CU uj niuc
publicity. ' - i'? "
'tl misfortunes which erased her
name from Broadway, light for
good.
Jl !m;K OK'H MOCTHH'JSII
28 I HORK'ON. X. Y.. Sent 17
people offered to give their blood When the district school re.nme.
tO Save her life. 'her Ihlu m..nlh Mi.. ll...l n.i...
"ISewspaper readers dearly love their thrills and news- The first to appear was Harry will be free to use a soapmoulh-
pnper editors dearly love to provide them, but, in some ?rc" m"vie actor 'b"kll',,w:"'""h ?n '"V1 boy"- Jn,le (i""rK
.. .... ' , , , h;r nin "he wa" at ,,lc height S. Daley of Warren county, lias
Cases, sensation Should be shelved for public benefit. ;of her popularity about five years given his written approval of that
The second problem is more serious than the first. BKO- Twenty-ix chorus girl, method of punichment. ms
Examples of the impotency of American law walk the u"' ?"bnmfl,e,dn T"''' '"' ,TT '"T "i"?, "" ""I
blood transfusion tests. One of . subject when parent, threatened
Streets Of every City in the United States. Remus, Sin- the latter was Grace Larue of the a law suit as a result of a "waKh"
clair, Fall, Doheny, Daugherty these are a few of the i "u'd Boy" chorus. administered by her to a boy who
nue was ine oniy person wnn usea proiane language in Her
most prominent.
helped me when I first tried to presence.
-Despite the common source of Amerif an-arrd English:'
CUtisprudence, in practice they are far.a'part.f, I in ten days. The English appelate court does no't con
English justice is determined on three fa&tprs: , Deter-j fine' itself to Jegal aspects of the case. Its main-objec-mination
of cases on facts, not legaklechnicalities; , tive is to get at the facts. It may reduce or increase th
Promptness in exacting penalties; and an appelate court , sentence, or it may turn him free. The higher court may
which rules primarily on evidence, not law. 'even accept evidence not mentioned in the lower court to
!rThe principle of English justice is speed and facts, i assist it in determining justice.
The so-called "nice legal point" is quickly laid to one ! The English attained their excellent system of justice
side when facts are to be considered. inn a iii r.r ,..;.ian.n.i t,i
!-.u c i, j, ,-:,, . . , , ' . " . """-'I"- .. . an icmui, Imaniifaiture and general Instruc- ton, to visit friends and rela-
...v. is "'i ju.i.-v UUI. a . ti... tc in a luiui-ai ui n.-Kai ago. trior to mat time, t-ngnsn Justice was as much of Uivo Informal
tecnnicaiiiies, as is so often true of the American court, a farce, in many instances, as American today,
but a real judge with broad powers of determination. We hope that the time will come soon when the nation
Ilia entire idea is to get at facts, to get justice done. j will arouse itself to the present slate of affairs in Amcri
,When the conviction is obtained there is no long de- : can jurisprudence, and will take immediate steps towards
1(0" in execution as in the Hickman case. At the longest, ' correcting them by introducing a w idespread-legal lech
appeals are disposed of within 40 daysVJajid iisually with-J nicality house cleaning.
the bawinet'
room will follow. The session
will open at eight o'clock.
i CONSTRUCTION
r r act i iwv rr
ROAD OPPOSED
Manufacturers
of Pine Will
r Meet in City
The regular regional
of the California Bugn'r
While I'lne Manufacturers nsso-
! J. O. Humaker appeared be
fore the county court yesterday
afternoon and protested the
i building of the final -link of the
' Klamath Fulls-Lakevlow hlgh
' way, the stretch from Dulry to
Illy mountain,
j He said that the court had
! rl.lil 4 ........ .1 . u - ,
I " - 'fi'iif tw nuiii, iiiu ruHU
.i.! money In construction work on
meclln.h.i ,,.u i........ ... M..
and I tin .iijii.il.-
iit.u ui diuiKu i ampneii
I The county court, however.
cntial.liir.wl .1 ....... ....
Falls. Friday and Saturday. Sep-u, ., , ..... i.iunn. on
tember 21 and 22, It was an- 'hl of tot "
, . , lhlgliway.
nounced yeHerday. ! .
, . . This seven-mile section ha.
Between 7a and 80 members , ,. h(,u p tnrouth Pour, c
of the aoclatlon which Includes; tOD for .v,.ra, yean Hnl nH
Central Oregon manufacturers i nvrjvcd In a roa(I )(,ht of
and delegates from other asso-, UoIlanru ozmmunliy a,,nilt ,ht,
elation, are expected to be pres-iMat0 highway couimls.lon.
ent. Delegates from the Weit-i
crn I'lnn Manufacturers aso-' rCpj JTV I K"A17C
elation of tho Inland Empire of ; tJ' rAJ 1 1 ti-AV .
Kastern Washington, and Idaho, FOR PORTLAND
will he present as well as rcp-i
resentatlve. of the National; i,0ll, Mueller, deputy sheriff.
Lumber Manufacturer, assocla- Pft today for Portland Oregon,
tlon- ' to testify before tho Grand Jury.
Matter, relative to the In-1 After appearing before that body
dustry as affecting marketing, j he will go to Yakima, Washlng-l
lion will be taken up lives.
at the convention.
Sheriff Burt Hawkins has also
' ; been notified to appear and, lestl-
Whlte both domestic produc- fy before the grand Jury. He
tlon and outward bound ship-! will leavo Tuesday.
ments of match", are decreasing.! -
the value of Import. Increased) Carpel-making was first Inlro
nearfy DO percent from 1923 to dueed Into Persia 3000 year, he-
ylitii ..,.. . ' fore Christ.
To 11 ii i Id AlRoma,
Shasta Way Koads
Advertlseinetil. for bid. for
the .urfailug of the unfinished
portion ot Shata Way, In MIMa
addition, and for llio .urfatlna
of approxlinutely one linlf mile
of the Algoma road will b called
for Im dlately, and will lie
opened September S. nciorilliig
to County Kngliieor (leiio Henry.
(ir.dlng on 'the Yonna vallay
road I" about one-fourth com
pleted. The North l'o valley
road I. one half done; and of
tlie nliit- mil .tretih of th. .Mid-Innd-Stntn
l.lno rniol about I
mile, of Iho ban hit. been laid
II 1. hnned to fllll.h Work oil
CORRECT' POSTURE
l TIIH tVIK.IIIlHT 1.'
in nut iiHtnii i tut
IIII.DIIt.N
Dr. Paul C. Long,
Chiropractor
I'JT Noilli . nulilli Ml,
Will ruamlue, wltlmul rluirgn
or obligation, thn spluu of any
i- h 1 1, ajf aihool ago nnum
IMiiled l y parent or guardian,
during the pck of September
Kill l !! iiitluiilvo liotwnin
3 and G l. ni. )
Between July I and Is, Hih.
lit purchased B.r.no.lMiu bimheU
i...iiH.. .,r whi.'i. -
It I. hopeil IO llllln Wi"R nil j ui . n - m
the county ro.d. before the b.d j considerable portion con.l.teil i,(
weather begin.. IN" Noribern.
How many Telethon
The above floor plan, for a typical one.ntory
7-room house, show, muin teli-phone in liming
room and extension tcjcplionca In one bedroom
and the kitchen.
Whether your home is lurge or amall, ft
should have niouxh telephone The coat of an
extension telephone i very littie. Th contrn
icru'C ii great.
Simply call our Buainrsa Office and aay, "I
want an extension telephone."
Our policy is yours
Th Sturm, nf uhkh u or. a part,
acrrpu die rnponnMllly lo pro, 0l a nulioiv
uiJe irlrpnoiM arn-k. at a public rrutt.
Our paficyanj puipoi. ar ih. om at
ytyart ih moil trrfbone arreic. ami he'
pvil, at UW Icon coat lo llw public.
TUB PACIHC TFIEHHONE
AND TII EtiRAPH COMPANY
z Wm Baking hmSl z I
Use the
99
to MedSord
Southern Pacific', deluxe Silver Cray NJotor
coaches now Rive convenient service between
- Klamath Falls and Mctlfotd. You'll enjoy the
"Silver Grays' they are fast, comfortable and
afe.
Lv. Kbmath Falls
Ft. Kcno . .
Ar. Pineliurst ,
Lv. Pinchurst . ,
Klamadt Jet.
Ashland ,
Ar. McJfold , ,
7:H a.m.
8 00 a.m.
8: V! a.m.
"a.m.
9:40 a.m.
10:01 a.m.
10: 55 a.m.
12:01 p.m.
12 10 p.m.
1:21 pm.
I: JO p.m.
2:21p.m.
2:4(1 p.m.
3: 10 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
J:J0 p.m.
4:2! p m.
4:10 p.m.
1:2! p.m.
5:40 p.m.
6:10 p.m.
Returning
Lv. Medford .
Ashland . ,
Klamath Jit.
Ar. Pinchurst . .
Lv. Plnehgrst
Ft. Keno"
7:00 a. in. 11:25 a. m. I: no p.m.
7:;itia. m. 1 1:40 a. m. 4:30 p. m.
7:45 a. in. 11:01! n. m. 4:45 p.m.
11:40 a. in. 2:50p. m. 5:40 p.m.
:fiOa. in. 1 : no p. m, 6:50 p. in.
0:45 a. in. 1:55 . in. 9:45 a. m.
at. niumain runsu: iu a. in,. z:tup. ni. 7:15 p.m.
Southern PacnCSc
SUg Tichtt Offict I
Arcade Hotel " j