The Evening herald., December 10, 1928, Page 3, Image 3

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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH-FALLS, OREGON
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MUSEUM - FALLS
FOR E FAKE!
Dignified Institution Put
Away Evidence Of
Mistake
NKW YOIIK, !. I". I I I' I -
Tliu ui-luaplrliiM .Mi'lropollinn
Mumiuiii, tn Ik li ' r.-i.Nli.r y i.r
f Itiul Judgment In Hi" world or
lid, la nursing In lla iliiMft a
skeleton Juat llkii nuninuu folk.
It waa ruvrnlnl today.
Willi hind. aa ll were, liuwml
mill bin It In furlnuidy, tlm Me
tropolitan oiliiillUnl I tint It wua
iilHi ii( tlm dupes I luil paid nut
good money recently fur il'--n
t (in"')i art uf tin' period of
about Cm) M. l' "I riM'I'ltVll In
rutin ii something turni'il nut
since tliu armistice.
Further tllllll till" lldllllaaloll,
wrilha reluctantly frum apukrl
limn, tliv Metropolitan hud iiutli
Hug to auy. A ituli'ily ua nay
newly rlrlt lwl inuKiiiitii. aiunit
by a smart foreign nrt dealer lu
tu buying n Ituuihruudi painted In
1 4 J I. On great ttittiiL'Uiii h.ia bid
don III "trcaauro" n .vy from tho
prying eyes uiul shh kern of 1 1 1 1.
iiotahbor,
l.lka in Uix'ii iiis In Cleveland.
IIOKtoll mill other illlc. t In
Metropolitan nut fooled by I he
work u( Alcvu poaacnu, a r
katlla Ilullun who recently ud-
milled tint b. had h'l'ii turning
ul "Archaic Creek," arulplure
by thu barrrl. I In- van-loud uinl
I llV alll(lu pUKO,
Tho one ublalnud hy l'-iv M
tropullun l n iix-iiv which
It refuaed to mnk. public wn
if III type known Knrr. It
Ik smiling million, lliiliily
chipped and broken, but In thu
curly (Irrrk manner. Hli Ik
about three (i'l lilKh. unci
darling, but Ilia directors of tlm
Metropolitan lake no pleusure In
her. In furl, they Imvv liuil her
wrapped up In sacking and stored
away In a dark rnrnrr ir tho
Metropolitan basement. A i- In
at lbs in ii n in tuitiiy fur Just
oiio gllinpao nf Ml I'll Kure wro
met with a dlguiricd but firm re
fiinal. It. nil Id, however. I hut 1 Ik
pltco u purchased by tho lulu
John'Mnrshnll, an urcheoloitlat of
solid reputation, tin himself
aincllrd a rat while i-xunitnlfiK
Mian Korea kulikcd uuklca and
Ltlio .aculpturu wit never pluccd
"mi exhibition.
Tint uiUMium'a puldlrlty de
partment seemed upset by tho
bold qurrb-a aa In Mini Korea
) vail Ii and probable future.
IITLATCH
HAS BIRTHDAY
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fcxt DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE wdesNsirr,?
,Accl Klamath Man Sur
rounded By Many
! Descendants
Knur nl bin, Kr.;il kuihIcIiII-ilii-n,
ilitlit i.l IiIk Kriilid rblldriiii
unit flvn uf his nhua u nl iluuxli
I' TK ciillii-riid uhoiit V, V. Wbll
liili ll yimiui'duy In n li hru'u bin
I'lalitb ih blrtbdiiy. .
I licupIlM bin fin yrara, Mr. Whit.
Iiilcli la IiuIm uinl hearty und apent
lli day In rilnllilm lux o lion I
1 lillilhixxl. 1
i Mr. (Hid Mra. I). ('. Dlmmllt of
HilliuniTN liiiniiivil Mr. Whltlutrb
with a blrtbdiiy parly. Hiv lurK"
j blrtlnliiy fiiko a ovi.-n-d with
'nil kIowIiik Iuii r.i, bi-unnK ivl
, J " liml fi.'iir atom yi ura liav!
punai-d llllll..
AfliT dliiutr ii Mxliil pfmr
ntiiiii waa viiju)'i.-d. Th mi who
I'tiinyid tbv day were: Mr. und
'Mra. W. V. Wblllutrh und anna. I
tirruld, Hoy und I'uul of Hum
liura; Mr. and Mih. Jiaa Whit
lim b and rhlliln n, Vi-rn and
ililiidra Ju)c; nf .MiTrlll; "bar-1
Ii-h Wbltliitrh und ann. llonuld.
uinl Mra. .Miiinun-t Monro nl
Altonmit; Mr. und Mra. Rnai '
Atibn-y and ilaiiKlHrra, Hnuifi-ll. j
I'liyllla mid Ji-iiii nf Mulln: Mr.,
and Mm. I.ynn lluyx ""'I on' 1
Jlnrolil ur M.rrlll; Mlxa Mario
tiihl'-M'l. Jnhu DliiimlH and tho
! honored du.-al. W. W. Wliltlutcb.
Itrudlna frum (op to boitoin Of
Una prnliy picture, you io fliat1
tho (-niii'dy i-jiiiiliiuniiio nf Mlaa
Itiinly IHinii, Juat nnUitl froui
Kualand In alvo llruudwuy tbv
oliru-ovur. Ilrlow uro tbv fumoua
uh lliiiba wbbb bavo won
fmna and fortune by dunrlnn be
hind the fiMitllKhta of Loud in.
I I.A.VH AI'I'KOVKI)
HAI.'kM. On1-, Uei 10, AI)
I'lutia fur luiidmuliiUK I ho itrou'.i la
of the l.uOruiidii iiurnuil aebool
wuio upprovi d. Anlilteil Ih iinli
iia uUlhorUed t Ihe fiiulp
Ini'lil nmeaaury fur the achojl mil
to udrerllno fur lilua,
4 IlKW I.AMlH
(llllll. lrolunil. Pec. 10. AI'I
1 Part nf the iri'r of tho HniT
('i-ltlc landed tbla ufliirnoon, the
iiiukIit mid uffliera reniullilin on
board to Hllpervlae iffnrtH tn ri
(IjjI h' r an hoon bh tho Hue waa
blKb.
i -
! An woi'n-u'a tlrom-a Urow aliort
IT iKi-lilellla' drrreaaed, Miya U
proiiilucnt doctur. Maybn homo
day aoou nr min i have any more
nilNhnpa ut all. 1
INQIANHELD
IN LOCAL JAIL
AT TUB
LIBERTY
LAST HIIOWINIi TODAY
Rin Tin Tin
"LAND
OF THE
SILVER FOX"
CoinUm TOMOIIKOW
Esther Ralston
I "THE
SPOTLIGHT"
AT TMR
PINE TREE
I.AiT rillOWIMi TOKAY
Greta Conrad
Garbo and Nagel
"THE
MYSTERIOUS
LADY"
ComlHC TOMOUIIOW
Vaudeville
mid
"LEGIONAIRES
IN PARIS" '
7 , V3S1SS2S2ES222Z&
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You caii give your order to any
telephone employee
The lineman on the street, the man lay
ing cnfelc, the repair man, the truck driver,
the operator or any one of our thirty
thousand Telephone employees can take
your order, not only during working hours
but at any time.
Every man and woman in the organi
zation takes, pleasure in cooperating with
1 the public to give telephone service with
out delay.
' Thb Pacific Tulephonb and Tm lgraph Company
I (Crnitlnurd from Paaa nwl
liiK tiiiiut luned or hinted which.
; could leud tho officer to tbe
w.lullon of tbo two uiyatcrlna I.
Who killed Hid HlddlcT 2, Wficra
i waa Ilia body bidden?
I Weal of lleatty. near tho Kla-
tmitll Fulla-Iikovtew lilKhwuy, l
liillcucl to be tiro aceno of the
1 murder. Thoro, two apola of
l.looil wer found nu tbo around.
In addition to a knlte, alana on
tbn xruuiid aa If there hud been
u. aciiffle and nututnublln track
nearby wcro found.
I Wbuever murdered itldille
,und tho lint that bo u murder
ied in vlrtuully mi uKatireil fart
picked up the body louded II in
I I he I on ucu n of an mitomobllo
Jsind bid It. officer are uro. Tho
fact that the body was apparently
j bidden leuda aeverul of tbo of
;fla'r to wiy Ibut perhupa aoiuc
jhna. other than un Indian, was
I mixed un In tho crime. I'eriiaal
'of Ilia murdcra ou tho ludlun
r.mervuilon reveala that an In
dian liiakea uo attempt to hide
bla victim iiwoy from tho eye
of thu world.
A tu tliu kuitu which wus
found nenr tbo blood apota, lu
voctlKutora traced down tbe own
erahlp. Klrat It wn owned by u
mini mimed Anderaon.' liu trad
ed It tn Copperfleld, It is aiild.
L'opperfluld I ullcKcd to bavo
remarked a rbort 1 1 mo before the
iiiurder took place, Unit itlddlc
liml thu knife.
This cbnni'o remark lead offi
cers lo bcllcvo that porhiips Kid
dle bud thu knife with him und
that lie V'iiH using It Jo defend
himself when murdered. Con
Ir.iry to flrat report, tho kulfa
nn nut blood uliiiucd.
As In tho muliru fur tho mur
der. iioihliiR very deflulto svoms
I to liuvo duvoluped. ' Somo coll
tend It orlKlnuted two years ago
when Guy Schoncblii shut and
killed Mac Williams; othors that
it wus Just drink; atid still more
bcllcvo it wua a combination of
both. . , i .
, "CoiiKuinplloii of liquor by In
diana", commented one, officer,
I "apparently tends lo fun embers
of aumo two or tbrec-your-old
feud that bus been almost for
goitcn. Ono Indian determines
j to Ret even with another bc
cuime of Homo fancied wrons
inuiiy months or years before. It
inuy have boon Just such n pro-
I position In this murder mystery."
AllliuiiKh officer bavo not un
earthed uiiyllilux sufficiently def
Inlto to file a cbarRo. they bn
Ili'Vn thut knuwIedKo of the erlnio
Is too wlduapread und thut too
many persona uro Implicated fur
It tu remain a mystery.
A T THE CHR ISTMA S STORE
Special Prices on Special Christmas Items
Mens Bath Robes
f V1TH SLIPPERS,
A handsome robe with slippers to match that any
man would like to own. Made of firm' heavy Bea-
con cloth. With pockets.- Braid trimmings. Rayon'
cord specially priced.
06-50
SET
MEN'S SCARFS
MEN'S TIES
Uajon und all-silk Hturfs in
a multitude of colors and
combination of color.
1.95
2,000 brand new Xrnas tiet
Hundreds of colors., and
patterns. All super Xrnas
values.
. 25c to 1.50
BOYS' ALL-WOOL BLAZERS
Heavy, very warm in colorful plaid pat
term. Two large pockets, knit bottom. A
wonderful garment for the out-of-doora boy.
MEN'S ALL-WOOL SWEATEES
A world beater at this price extra heavy,
nhaker knit, coat style, large collar and in
colors of navy and black.
3 y $
Womens Quilted Robes
; PLAIN OR FIGURED .
A colorful, collection pf.silk robes all finely .fin
ished very: rich in appearance . and sure to please
the most particular. Assorted and qualities,t
$6.05 to $fl.50
SILK GOWNS
All : silk crepe-de-chine,
beautifully made lace
trimmings desirable colors.
All sizes. A lovely gift for
any woman or Miss.
GAY STEP-INS
Crepe-de-chine, elaborately
trimmed with very dainty
luces of harmonizing colors
all shades very appropr
iate for gifts.
3.85
3.45
$4.50
ALL-WOOL SHIRTS
A beautiful shirt virgin
wool, finely finished will
fit perfectly all sizes .and
colors. k- ... j
6.00
X-MAS ROBES
Large size, part wool, in
beautiful Indian patterns
a wonderful gift to a family.
1:39
IMPORTED LINEN SETS
$6.95
54x54 cloth, 6 napkins, plain white with
colored borders Lasting gifts for gift giv
ing See our holiday .display. , ;; .
THINGS FOR THE BABY
A. gift booth is arrayed and displays every possible want
for the baby. Come in, see the dozens of lovely things that
will be sure to please bootees, robes, dresses, gowns, etc.
Handkerchiefs
III Beautiful Boxes
Swiss and linen 3 in box
several colors and designs.
Holeproof Hosiery
Box of Tlirco, S3.SO
Nothing finer for gift pur
poses Holeproof is, correct
in color and style give the
best.
3;
SPECIAL: BOYS SUITS -
Two-piece coat and panta good material a mm qjj
light and dark colors.) Priced very low. . ,.
Up
59c to 1.50 box 1.95 pair
SMART HAND BAGS
Lined Dress Gloves
Fleece lined cape good
(luality - smooth finish
Dressy and serviceable.
Boys' X-Mas Sets
Large Xmas assortment, many styles, shapes
and colors. All leathers. "Let it be a hand
bag."
Tlos and marbles, ties and knives, .
ties, sock, garters In fact every 3
imaginable thing for toys. All j
very economically priced. Our:
compluto assortment is on dis-;
play. '
1:65 pair :i
DRESS SOX for MEN
2 pair 95c
Excellent for gifts very ;dressy. In ;
assorted colors and patterns: "
' SEE
WINDOWS y lniiiiiiiiiimimimiiiiiiiiiii
I
KLAMATH VJV FALLS
BATH MATS
Heavy .weight large size, in
gold, blue, green and rose
many to choose from.
1.25 to 3.95
i .1 "" 'it
Let Butterick and Pictorial Pat
terns Help You in Your
Home Sewing
USE P.O.
STATION
No. 1 .
FANCY TOWELS
Deautiful, flowered, jac
quard weaves, fast color
large size, at a low price.
50c
ffUiLlIiliiiliiiliiiliiiliiiliiiliiilirihiil '
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yterz&gzzzz&a DISTRIBUTION caS1
TR flNGLELOVE
I POHTLAXI), Ore., Dec. 10,. W)
A new aiiKlo in tho mysterious
' dlNippcnrnneo of nidwell Kiddle,
, Indian college graduate, on the
Kluiniitli reservation November
is, developed In federal court
today when trial of- llldwell on
! liquor churges was Indefinitely
I postponed by Federal Juditu Me.
Nary on recummendallon of the
! iIIkI i-li l nitoriiey'K offlcn.
All effjrl uf Ills counsel and
! bondsmen to locale llldwell bavo
fulled, auld Asslatunt lllalriet At
torney Marsh. Informallon from
Klninnlh county showed that offi
cers were conducting a search
fur llldwell on tho theory thut he
bad been murdered. . Knur men
mid ii woman have been held for
Investigation 111 Klauiatb county.
END
L
KOCKFOnn, Ills. Dec. 10. tA
P) Ail "eternal triangle" drunia
had ended Its second . act today
With Paul Ileed fuclng llfo im
prisonment for tbo murder by
bombing of Vernon Plager, whose
wife Itced loved.
fteed, called tho "love bomber"
hecauao ho was accused of plant
ing 4 ho dynamite which killod
Plager ns be stopped on the
starter Of bis our, was convicted
early j.vsloi..uy.
Mrs. Ivy l'lagvr, tbo slain
mail's young, comedy wlfo, was
star witness for tbe state against
tho man with whom sho once
eloped,
i'lugcr's death tho morning of
lust July lit, marking the end
of n rlvulry for bis vilfu's atten
tions, nl puce brought Heed ,(rom
) his. clandestine romunce into the
courtroom. And It was Heed's
I whereabouts the night of July
!l7 when tho state contended
the' bomb wus planted that fur
nished a vortex of contradictory
; testimony ut tliu trial.
Heed's denial of , guilt was
built around his explanation that
, be waa out of town at tho time.
i A circuit courtroom packed
1 with crowds had heard Reed and
I Mra. Pluger bare the story of
' their romance, which bud includ-
ed n two week'a elopement to
i Peorln, III., und Davenport, Iowa,
On their return Pluger caused
: their arrest but later forgavo his
1 wife. .
FUNERAL
NOTICES
in i.i
1 HKASKII
' WASHINGTON'. Dec. 10, (AP)
Authorization tor the Portland,
Ore., -postofflce building (was In
creased from ll.8U0.000 to $1.
tliO.OOO today by tho senate ap
propriation committee In report
ing tho treasury departmental ap
propriating measure.
JIYRTMi lllTI.i:iV
Funeral servlcoa tor tbe lute
Mvrllo iluller were- held Monday
afternoon at the ML Lakl church
with Rev. D. V. Haight officiat
ing. . Interment was made In the
family plot .in the Mt. J.aki ceme
tery. Arrangements wore under
tbe direction of the Karl AV hit
lock Funeral Home, Pino Ave
nue at Sixth. . , .
AN.MK DtOXOItA PKTKItSO.V
Annie Denura Peterson, wife of
Frank E. Peterson of IS 89 Mun
xanlta street, passed away Mon
day morning at 1:45 o'clock following-
an illness of but S days
duration. In addition to her
husband she Is. survived by two
daughters, Hernlce and Edna Pet
erson, hen father Louis Johnson
of Nashua, Monk., two slaters.
Mrs. (ieorgu Jenkins und Mrs.
August Smith of Cnnuda Bud two
brothers Clarence Johnson of
Minnesota and Arnold Johnson
of Montaua. Mrs. Peterson was .
born In the state of Minnesota ;
and aged 27 years. 11 months'
laud S3 days at the time of her,
i demise. The remains are In the
jUold room of tho Earl Whitlock
j Funeral Home, Pine Avenue at
; Sixth wbere friends may cull. (
i Funeral arrangements will be in-
I nounced on receipt of word from
I her father.
I .
WILLIAM GKOIUiK hlKH.KU
j . Final rites for the late Wll
j Hum George Kieflcr will be held
from tho Towcy Mortuary on i
; Tuesday afternon nt 2:15 o'clock.'
Iltov. Frank L. Wemmett of the
! First rreshyterlau church will of-
, flclute. lntermout will follow lu
Llukvllle cemetery. ,
YlslteU At klunuttu Junction i
Mr. and rs. W. II. llobortson
enjoyed Sunday in tho valley.
They visited at tho Kluniath
Junction with Mrs. Elisabeth
Uuuisby. i
lis
DOUBLE ACTION
' First Xa tk 4ogfc
Then la the rvaa
Sanie Prico
for over 38 yean
25 oancM for 25
Use less than of
high priced brand.. .
MILLIONS Or POUNDS OTSD
BY OUR OOVERHMSNT