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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 27, 1928)
whither On gun: Fair tonight and Wed nesday but fog lu (ho west pur lion tunlglit, colder emit portion tonight. Uuntl variable winds ou the coast. Associated Press and United Press Telegraph Service Herald Advertisers Appreciate Your Trade Price Five Cents KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1928 Number 6202 UUXJLi City Edition The Old Home Paper t... 1 m rwn a iwnrn uuj u lyjuuu u 9 CADI V flAVQi LnlL I UrllO IN COUNTY RECALLED Intimate Glimpici of Pio neer History Revealed by General Brown RETURNS TO BASIN; ABSENT SINCE 1881 I NX turning Morj of ''Blue Buck. ct" Mine In t nil ml Oregon IU- Intel by Mini Who AV For. iiictii mmiourii rw alb; Uml Inh'M lent-" Humvor liillniuio anil I l I I I gllnie-i of iiloncee hlat"r' ol Klniimlli anil (enlrnl Oregim aciv unrotilml IimIk) b one bo leriii.il IiIiiimII a noMlern l;ii a Winkle. Korly aen eur aK In the year I Mi 1 l.li uu iiunl W ' ' llruwn. then a young niau. hudu the Klumulh rountry farewell. Today (lciieral W. C. Ilrown. rutlrrd. Dcmrer. t'olo.. la bark In tile land hu led ao long ago. trlvlug. rniher fullley. lo apan tlm gap of yaara with Iho threnda of old aaaocletlona and niemoriea. "" .... ..,- la t aplaln Kcrrco atlll horeT" aon-ln-law. Dr. C. L. uuerleil llio (hurraing old muu Teinplelon. bellevea. "No? Willi, then, how about Blkea Mocker linrt rouaeil toduy from Worden? And then llire .' 'u' i "". '"o "l. h be Mr. llrooki I auppoan lie n .b ad . ' "hl. Me omn- hat weuker. Yeaterduy after And IIp ii (li nerul Ilrown ainrl-. ""0" ho railed hla grnndaon an4 ed rinilnlailiig. When allll au "orncy. J. II. Teniplctou. to hla rmbllloiia young aceond lleute- beilaKo lo aettle hla affulra. Iiant. he a aa.lgned lo K.rl Nothing In thla world can Klaiualh. lie brought n troop of auve him." Dr. Teniplcton auld. .Minlt-v.j..mtiNi(t I- flr( t'ult- " '" " - ed Hlalea ta.ulry compriaed of about fu men from Kurt ind well tu Kort Kin mill Ii. "We hail to fallow a trail ao faint that at tlmea ll waa iu-i gueaa work." (lenernl Ilrown aa aerted. "We arririd at Fori Klauiulh In 1S7. fire yeara alter mu iioau oi (i.e ..i.niuc r .uu flvo yrara after laptnln Jack nml hla conipanlona were hung. "Tho graves of tho Indlnns ti'uiitiuu.d on rduu i:iut.u AL TO RETURN TO GOVERNOR'S DESK TOMORROW ATLANTA. Ca.. Nov. 27. I A 1') lutein of reaching hla duak ul Albuiiy Weilneailny, (lorprnor Alfred K. Knllltl fn ciiIimiIo lo New t org luiln.v.. . (ovcrtinr Smith eloaeil hla vuc. u I lun In til ii south, moat of which wua spun! of Iho Mlaalaalppl cuuat hero toduy, as gueat of ' Mujor John H. Colieu, pulillaher ot llm Atluiiln Joiiinul, mid Demoerlitk Nutlouitl ('iiuimllleeiuun. At lunchiMin alluiiiled By about 1U0 prominent lieorglnna. tiovcrnur fcmllli rellvratvd hla diicluriitloit thut he will retire from politics ul the expiration ol hla gulH'rtintorlnt term, but III alnuys hold hlmnvlf In rend- I ocas to nlil lliu llemiii.rntlc purty. Poor Pa "On yniiiigeat diiiiKhler-lu-law crlea onu day nil' says she liiiltm her buabunil, mi' the next tin y ahe cries an' says she knows he hales her." LAVA BEDS ROAD TO BE BUILT SOON Al.Tl UAH. Cullf., Si.v. 27.-- Word hua been rcrclrnd by luru officer of I In' Modoc Natlowil Foreal Hint money linn been ap propriated fur tun lutiat ruction ii( iho Ktruiighuld rimil In llm Modoc I'iVa bcila during tlm pre sent winter. Tin const ruction of I Ilia mud Iiiin In i n urged fur years by llm liirul forcniry of f I clula lull fuiiila huvo never hllh (Tin been nyullulile. While n fulr mi' n ma. I Im- Vl'l'lhl till! LllVU lied Nullllliul Miiuiiiiii'iil approximately north east nml aoulhwc.t, from III" III tnri'Nlltig care region nn the nulli to 'ii pi ii I ii Jink's atryng hold uml the (ii t rn I (lira if tin- Mn.lo- liullan our of Isj; T.I un llm liorlli. nt Ilia prn:-ii( "nie one utul travel a loial tlln- lance of to nillo between I lie .--V..M m ii. I ttim mI.. .1.1 11... arw tu;i between I how points ((.'uiillnu.ll n Tnurl HKATTI.K. Sor. !?. tAIM Calmly a all lug lliu end. Rira Meeker. 18 year old on-teatn ploneor, luy In a liolel here to day. . A few d.iya at ino.il. poa lily a few houra, aearaln Die BOXING CLASS SPONSORED BY CHURCH PASTOR ' MII.W.U'KKK. Wis., Nov. (AIM periull or no, the W'eat ' Allia Prcal.vlerlnn -church ilmia , hold boxing rlaaaea with My run "IMnky" Mitchell, former Junior wulterwolclit cl.nmi.loi. a. ,M iul)r When Hie cbun V, uppllid for a .permit, llm reqileat wua held "" lvaine olio inemlier declnred Z "trmrm.l for ll, specific pur- l"'" of leaching boxing as ro- 'I'll'cd by luw. Today llev. W. 8. Crllchley, I'salor. aald biit If llio coniinlit- roitiseu lo. laauo a permit niein Intra of Iho church would I'old clnH.ea without one. CENTURY MEAT MARKET OPENS Opening cf The t'untiiry Meat : Miirkui nt and mi. i of ,ll0 T-ontlctli (Vnturr ror.ry wa. 1 1 1 tuu plnco Wedneaday morn, lug, aceonllng lo announcement mmle Imlny. The market will be modem to Ihe moat minor delnll. The tln- eat cilia of incut a will bo carried lit rena:;nulilu prices. TBI MB ; AWAITING EN0 I i Fortune Being Spent On Telephone Improvement . Expenditure of a fortune In nuw construction Mid Improre nieuts of existing lines of central and south cent nil Oregon hna been uiilhorlted by Iho Puelfle Telegraph and Telephone com pany uml work on various pro jects Is well under way. OtilHluudliig lu ImiHirliini'o la the building of tho new Ileiul Kliimulh Fulls class it, telephone 1 1 1 1 u which, conservatively apouk Ing, will cost lii tho nulghbor hmiil ot 7UU,UtlU about 5, 000 n mile. Thla coiiHiructlott was hasten ed by tho com pint Ion of the llutid-Klntnnlh cxleiialuti ot tho (.'real Norlliern rullroiid. It la uudorstuod Hint It bad bevu long 1 HflVH WWW V II I I I I i W I F4PFS flFFR i i i IULU if i 1 1 : IN FORESTS Deer Too Numerous, Say United State Official NATURAL CHECK Or4 INCREASE REMOVED lnn kllU I'rcdulory .tnlnuila Who ulurnlly l'rej on Deer- Iti-iull la Ttinl (tuine AhIiimIh Inrrr.iio by lea and UoumW WASHINCTON. Nor. i:. ,', Deer are growing ao niimeroua In afreru! of the National forcM In the wel that they are In dunKer cf alurrntlon and mont of their plllth! la due lo Ihelr proieerlon Ii) 1'iun Kveryahire on the National foreata. the foreat vervlee IHiltllod , out today, I lie number of deer la , liK-reaaing. j Man by hla alnughler of nmun-' . t.iln Iluna. wrlrea. lynn a and ! jolh.T preying nnlmala haa do- i lairoyed naturo'a balance. Now i ! the chief natural chvrka on Hie 'deer are famlnu and illaeaic, the j 'foreat aervlee raid. When au rxceaatvr niiinlK'r of niiltnula are aeeklng auatvnanre,. jn- abort 'tnraae crop, or a-hard lnler reaulla In a atrnggle for lllfu umlir m hi. ti llio weaker nnl niula often aiieciimb In lurce : numbera. I At preaenl. Hie foreal jerlc." Willi the mtat acute altuulion on (l.'ui.tlliui-d (.n'raa Ktvvl TO START S j Construction ot the Pickering j Lumber compiiuy at Alturaa. Call Ifornlu, may begin shortly after the flral of the year If open" : ncathcr cutitltiucs In Modoc j county, offlcluls of the W. 11 I I'd kerlng Lumber com puny have ' uu nun need. lluwever If Miow Impeilea. aet j uul work may nut Legln until jtho middle of April. iTWO MEN WHO ; ARRESTED FOX I MAY SUE CITY rBNllLKTON. Ore., Nov. 2fi, i(UP) Tom (iurdane anil Buck Lleuulloii, William Kihvurd Hick man's raptors. Intimated toduy t hoy would sue the city ot Los An geles for tliolr part of tho $10,000 irit.vaid offered last Dceembor for the apprehenaion of tho Slayer. It la understood thut the south ern city does not Intenj to pay tho reaurd, despite Iho opinion returned by the city uttorncy that It la lluhlo for tho sum. rontcmplated as work thut must bo dona In Iho future, but the llreat Northern project brought tho matter lo a Bead. Onu crew of men Is already nt work on I ho project, six miles north of Klumulh Falls, and n second crew, headed by Mr. Mc Karlnuil, will Blurt work on an other segment na aoon na It com pletes the rebuilding of tho Klu matli Fulla-Mcrrlll telephoitu line. Thu new $71)11, Ul)t telephone line la one ot llio principal du relupmeiils of Klumulh which lias mine aa a direct result ot new railroad construction. II will pruvlilu a second direct long ilMuiico coiinucllon with l'ort-(Cvlllluui-d oil Tugu Five) flL BUILDING 0 On Vestris Is Told a By Bedroom Steward NEW VOItK. Nor. 27. A flral cluaa licdrooiii stcwar I leallflcd iMluy thai hu got away) from llm .Inking steamer Vcslrls) In u lire bout linn I hull ouc-thlril filled ami iliut when hu suggested roaming some pusiienKor wasj'ti,,, record of the federal Imiulry threatened with being airui koveH tlm bead with uu oar. - There were I .' men III the life boat, whlih hud a eupuell)' of be-i I wren OK and Gu he aald. All but him were negro firemen, be aaid. "I aurgcalrd we rrulau around uml pl.k up Mime puaaengera." .aald Thomaa Kdwarda. the alo ,ward. "but one of tlm firemea ,t.UI me 'if you don't abut up I'll crack you o.-er Ibo bead wltb an our.'" ! Kdwarda teat If led at ih In reatlgullon of Iho illaaater being 'conducted by the tolled Hlatta Hleamlioat Invpeetlon Herrlce. "Vou didn't tnako any effort .er ahlpa lo Pick up paaengera theu?" he, but the ' waa anked by Dlckeraon Hooter, auperrtilng In.ipeettr generui wno-j Li prealdlng at Ihe bearing. i "No." aald Iho atoward. "What' Epidemics of Flu, Meningitis And Scarlet Fever Hit Cities By I'nlteil J'reaa) More than a scire of deaths' and thousands of caaea of lllqeaa Wore renorte. Monday from widely sop. araled cllle of tho Weat where enldemlra of Influenata. spinal meningitis and scarlet fercr iiare appearcd ' The present prevalence of In- fluenxa follows' a aerere outbreak !of the dlaeaao In Ban Kranclsco. .h... r.R doath. occurred during October and tho early part of No - vember Nearly 4U00 persons there l-.r. in f influenia durlne that' period, but Dr William C Hassler. 'City health officer, said too sliua- Proclamation Early in the history of America when hardship and adversity assailed sturdy settlers of a new land, tho rilfc'iim Fathers conceived the idea of setting aside one day of the 3C3 to giving thanks to Almighty. God for crops which were grown in the shallow soil of New England and for divine aid given them in carving out new homes and cities in n remote wild erness. Graduully this custom spread throughout the colonies and eventually one day, the last Thursday of November, was designated for this purpose. It wus called Thanksgiving. Throughout the history of the United Stales, this holitltiy has been observed each year in every state in the union. Proclamations have been issued by the President of the United States reminding the people of the gen eral prosperity which the nntio::- iias enjoyed during the past twelve months, and by tho Governor of Oregon, calling attention to the fruits of prosperity reaped by this state during the same period. Therefore, in issuing a Thanksgiving proclama tion in Klamath Falls, it seems appropriate to remind Klamath citizens of the material prosperity in this city and county during the past year. While joining with the rest of the nation in giving thanks to God for general prosperity, Klamath citi zens should devote a few reverent thoughts of the strides made by this great basin in recent months and should voice thanks to Him to whom we look for divine guidance and help. In conformity with the proclamation of the Presi dent of the United States hich comes each year as a reminder of our national unity in the continuance of this American custom I, T. C. Watters, mayor of Klamath Falls, do proclaim Thursday, November 29. 1928, as Thanksgiving Day and do hereby set it aside as a public holitltiy. In testimony whereof, I have hereunto set nty hand and caused the seal of the city, of Klamath Falls to be htreunto affixed this 27th day of Nov ember, A. D. 1928. T. C. WATTEKS. Mayor Vyvvvvwvvvvvvyvvvvwyvvvywvvvvvvvvvwv Of Crew could I do? They were ll against nio." Testimony that t'aptaln Carey of the llrltbh liner Vestria loll a r.hlp id hour afler hla HOH lliirl he did not mi d help was on in lu the dla-iiicr toduy. The radio l.g of the HrilSli liner t'edrlc allowed that nt 10:55 on Ibn morning tho Vealrla aank, ahc r.-celrid tbo mcaaagc: "Thanka. don't need your help. I'roceed, Carey." It waa an an. awer to her own niewuige Ibat ah? waa ISO nillea away and would come to tho aid of the Vcalrla If needed. No testimony was Introduced to ahow why this waa done, but tho auppoaillon waa that Captain Carey expected to receive aid from nearer ahlpi. Soeernl near- did aid In the rcneue. atcamahlp Berlin. Mil ! the U. S. B. Wyoming, both of ni-n were ir...--r m " m j - the Cedric, aaveo me urea oi -)t;,ttxct. looted the till of appro! peraona. Jtlon had Improved grcatlj because of fccary rains end widespread raarniuga V-Th altaatlon emnd W naserlr ous In Los Angeles, where H ln - flnensa deaths bare occurred dur- Ing-tne last wee roar nunureaj, noi of matches. inew canes oi ine oiseaso tro re- ported during rue say. inciuuing the Illness of Clara Bjw. the mo- tlon picture star, and It was esti - mated that more than H00 per . sons In Los Angeles were suffer-; ing from the epidemic. The death of E J Connelly, vet- cran atage ani screen actor, last (Continued on !' t-.sui) L! J STORE 0 Revolver and Ammuni tion Stolen From the Klamath Hardware OWNER'S RESIDENCE' Dtmni ADI7rn BuKULAKlZ.tL ALSO I'o'lce Heareh for Tlilrvea Wlio Knlcr Hear of Main street Ka- : tublb-hmenl; In Addition to' rlrearn-x, $M in Sllrer W'aa moien rroin nil i gporudic crime wave which haa vlalted Klamuib Falla during lhe pa5t four daya. took on a mure aetloua aapeet last night when robbrra brckc Into the Kla- . niai n tiaroware siore. .a jiam matcly 3i la ra-h. stole three I or four ZZ-ZO and - cnner Smith and Weaaon rerolrers. and then loaded up trr Hid ..ni with .m-innltlnn The thieves uaed no guile. The Ihlevts ""e..."1S!; . i ney crasncu in me nmuui. i rear door opening alley and crawled out onto an through the hole into the store. Apparently the thieves were ..h.i -i on., tiiht ftinoked ;r-.j i.irr-e"-s chawed .0B,u cf (h0 .cigarettes were ;rJund on Ihe floor! and dropped cnns appeared to oc ine prin- i .pal 0jectlrc. ana tnat ta me .r-ason why the police department ; toU-y j, more dlatnrbed over this (Continued uo Prb rivet IDOLEM HARDWAR RAN SACKED LAIN Imerce might assist In the fonn- BAKEKSFIELD. Cal.. Nov. 17. ,'lng of a potato growers' associa i ip) , general hunt was under, tlon In Klamath county was the r.av today for the mun who crim - InalW aaaanltcd Mrs. Paul C. Ilunnlrult, 43, and then strangl ed her lo death In her home here. Spurred on by the dead wo - man's three sous. Italph. Charles and ltav. police and shcritf s r.rrir- i.iirrixt t .na fur. fever- Ivhly continued Iho aonreh for Archie Taft of broadcasting ata clews which might lead to thc'"u KPO regarding the poaslbll identity of Mrs. Hutiuicutt'a as - tailuut. The body was discovered by Charles Hiiunicittt, ono fit thu sons, when he returned home last night and after finding the house in disorder, sturted a search for bis mother. Opening: a clut door he was met by the j gasoline ecrvlco station on Blehni j her of Commerco haa been offl body ot his mother falling Into; street by J. V. Klndlg from Char-lclally named to atteud the wot hls arms. J les Callendine. wus announced em divisional conference of the Officers raid Mrs. Huuulcutt today by Mrs. Klndlg. ' Uulted States chamber ot coin- had been lust seen ullve about Mr. Klndlg has taken posses- i merce In Pasadena on December 3 o'clock In the afternoon. Physl- sion ot his new station and will : 6 and '. ' clans who examined the body personally conduct the business, j Mr. Croesbeck w 111 spend bolh 'estimated that she had been Ho was formerly connected with Says at the conference. .( murdered nlnut 3:30 o'clock , the Bulck Motor Car company of I Erl C. Reynolds, executive after being criminally assaulted. Story Book Romance Of Lady Florence Broken ; . : ; (BY JKRKY Ol lSKXBKItllY) , pay $100,000 tor the love of 1 1'ntled Prc-o. Staff t'onvsipomlcnt j Bernard Kosnor, perhaps will NEW YOMK. Nov. S7. (IP) Ished a tear tor tho boautlful The story-book romunco of "Ia-1 lady and turn to other things. j dy Florence Bochcii." wealthy But to a 22-year-old movle iand beautirnl daughter of an; struck girl. Frances Sharpe from Enellsh peer, is ended. 'iho country, who tossed about! I And Lady Florence,, who lift- j feverishly Inst night on a cot In illy sacrificed everything for love, I Bullevue hospital, tho romunce of has gonu the way of oil beautiful Lady Florence has lost Its tin-! nnd tragic story-book heroines, .sol nnd left only bitterness. Kale put an liinurmutiulnblo ob-' Months ago, longing for an stacle between her and her lover, actress's fume and romance, cast su sliu decided lo dlo by her own a few meuger ' belongings In a hand. Ii a lulling and started tor Now, I That might seem thu end ot . York. Frances wanted to be lu the story. Those who saw Lady the movies, and had the good Florence's picture In the nnws-'sense lo renllso that the desire' , papers only lust Saturday, whciulouo wottldu't con vl uco . prod u-j eho anuouueed hcreclf willing to - (Cvuilnuuu uu I'nga Llgbl) TENTATIVE JURORS ARE r1 TT77CH Difficulty la securing a Jury,! I I 1 to deride the $7500 damage ault I I ll J I J brought against the city of Kla-( a- imam rant uy niiiacn uruwiy, ; !a Grande. wa encountered . i Monday : court. and today In circuit : j A apcclul Ten I re waa found !nec-eaaary yeaterday and today,, the morning anu ear:y afternoon aewilon bad paaaed without Ob-! . tulnlug a Jury. ! .Mr. (Jrdway la aulng Iho city on the ground that alleged neg-' ' llgenee of tbo city waa roapon- i ible for tho death of his fle-j -,e-""-ol- non- Walter Ordway.l through a bole near the c,i ,ide o Tenth rtreet. tumb-' i led down the bank and drowned ; '. 'n tho main Irrigation eana) .of Ihe Klamath Irrigation district. The city clalma It U not re - aponalble on the ground that tbe property lnrolred In the anlt la i tne property of the gorernment. i Directors of the chamber of 'commerce todar authorized Earl !c. Heynolds. executlre secretarr FOLDER MONEY APPRO T I1" PPnPrlate the sum of .oo!D-' and sea walls buftemd by toward, nul.ll.hl... f ih. n, : heavy aeas gave way to tho run- - r iascuue loiuers. in reornary 40.0UU of the folders will come off tbe press to be circulated j throughout southern California i ior lourists nae. I Other cities I dc advertised are The Dulles. in tho folder . Bend. Hood Hirer. Eugene. Springfield and Redmond. ( ine matter of . adrcrtlalng by , district, as explaln.-d by Illchard j price, manager of Crater Lake lodge, here last week before the!"uwn- s,'; peraoua were mlnslng , chamber of commerce was refer - red to the community advertising I committee. Tho committee will !be advlaed to secure further in i formation on the proposed plan and tbe attitude of other coni- Imunitics In the matter. That the County Agent. C. A. .Henderson be consulted to de I termlne If the chamber ot com- ! opinion of the directors, after discussing the problem. Discussion ot the possibility :ot a turkey pool in Klamath . county was brought before the ! meeting. No action was taken on ae mailer. I i runner correspondence wttnuuus criuu, leiuus in u.n oca. 1 ur station being located: there waa tabled after a lengthy discussion ot tho directors. LOCAL SERVICE. ; STATION SOLD! Purchase of the Last Chance , Klamath Falls. TOO LIVES I HOT S w w- . , Holland Dyke Break Un der Preure of High Seas I LOWLANDS FLOODED, AND - CROPS RUINED --- : nale.1 a Water Poors Through, ; Breach In I tarn port and Sweep o... ih, l .l- Klrara An Itlaliig Throughout Westers Europe. i IXXDO.V, Xor. 27. Af I tlooda today followed In the) ! wake of a four day gale which i caused the loan of a score of tfs 'srls of substantial tonnages lu weHteru Curopran waters and) I poralbly took a toU of 1UO Uvea. , From : Belgium north to tho j ' n '. "'l'"""' i iioouca aa ine s.-u was un.e.i i npon them by raging rinds. heavy seas gave way to of waters. , , .. Police Foldlcra and ; civilians were worblag X.-antlcally, In Ant werp f repair brokeu dykes there and on the opposite side ot w.hll-:-Jh lty water aad E"' p'lcs wore nadcrmlned and ! K"ve "" !!:c nnuriw were roou ed. liiilivolal plants in llolio- , -" "uu iv v.o.w-. ; "B:,ru" ev.ugea were Mums uml lelciihoce ami tcljtranh Hues ;"""" T'" icarcu tuat mey were dead. A hole 60 yards lu cir cumference aud C yards deep was mado la the Grand Palace .at Antwerp. At Ostend. Belgium, the water from the seas ran down streets -n Inundated the ground floors ot buildings. The Flanders Tillages ot C'rera bergen, Moorscele and tcrmocde were evacuated by their Inhabi tants as tHo sea rushed through a break twenty yard? wido In the dykes. A number of houses In the neighborhood of Rotterdam, Hol Ijnid.j were" also abandoned. At Bcrgen-op-2ooni, Holland, a 130 foot dyke broke with a trcnien- - j Sylt Island, ono of the Frisian - ' ' (Continued on 'Pago Four) .7. j GROESBECK TO VISIT SESSION U. S. CHAMBER ft. Ct Croesbeck, attorney, dlr ectur ot tho Oregon State Chain- ' secretory commerce of tho chamber' will also atteud. ot Aunt Het "I'm a sinful woman, but I ain't never give t'a canuiel million for supper Just be cause I'd been to a club meet ing an' wasn't buogry." AND iNiikin IMUMUMILU i
