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THE F.VENINT5 HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. (IREC.ON
Tuesday, IVn-nilicr 11, H),S
Bifv JEuimitty Herald
B. MAI.AHKBT-
B. KNOI.IHII
..Rualnaae ataaaa;ar
" faailakae every afternoon aio.pt Rundny by The Harala Publlekiag
tmmpmy at 101-111 Mouth Fifth airaau Klamath ralla, Or.goa.
MMrM aa eaeond alaaa mattar at tha poatofflea at Klamath ralla,
Ovoa, a Auaual , undar aot ot Con a rasa. March , II
f'Jwe Taar
. Sin Mootha
Thraa Montha
"On Month
Br Hall
nrlltaraa hr Carrta
t.M Ona r.ar .it.tt
. 1.1 Bit Monlha ,, .. , , I II
. l.Tt Thra Mnntha !.
. Ona Month - .
m'Iatki pnKa ir.sn wntaj
sh-hkr of ai hit iii rkau t iHCt t-ATioaj
Mrnhrr mt tha AaaMtate4 lraa
Ta. Aaaoalatao' Preaa la aicleaivalr antltlad to tha Baa or raPBhllaa-
.i. nf all di allanalrhaa cradltad to It or not othorwlaa eredltatf la
at oap-r, and atao tha local n.wa pubiuhad tharaln. All rights ot fa
ili'(ltia nf anaclal dlapat.'h.a b.raln ara alan rarrd
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PLAN PUT UP
BEFORE COUNTY
Klamath Will Be Asked
To Give Views On
Simplification Process
"Peaches" Browning Involved
Ta-a C r ri if rvrraa atfe
n januiuui.a Livuii-i- vjiut, PliriT Tfl
Improper Conduct Is Alleged' J till I I U
:
wiiiTK plains, n. V nor. ,i.ii'a iiiaiii. aa tiio rirxi uiiiiiaa. Disagreement With Man
Who Wanted to Marry
Daughter Ends Fatally
DEATH
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1928
!;.' rrmnimi. lv.y out of 1h
....It.. I.t wli.iii lt4 K.ilti.
Shall tho calendar year have y MWn U(,i Ki)mir A(,n
It or IS months' .(nr ,ivori.,v
This Is the quest on that will AU(,U t(,rmr) , "ivnche "
face people o! tho United States ,,,.,- .,., ,,, h ,. .v,.,,,.,.,,,
11. (I'D "Peaches" Browning, Mia. Allen was away lint Feb.
who endurod bravely the emhar-j ruary ahe raid. Alien eut to his
ruixmenla of' nevciptipcr publicity ' hemic 111 l.nrchiwvnt one dny Willi
when she and IMwuul V. "Piid- a kii-I, They xii'iil llu uUitiiooii
dy" Browning wenv telling llio'ui tko house, had .Hli . r. mid
world nf thill- lti.il rlaajotiltil irnnli. 'then went In Mis. Alii It's ImmI-
.luring the coming months.
whli h followed
her
To ascertain public sen linent ' ,nof i,,,,),,- career a th wife ot ' blonde the maid said, liitroduc-
;in ine luitea Slates on improve- rjaddv."
intent of the calendar there was Wnen" ih flrB( decjea ,0 ,,,,
organised ut Washington, D. C Mrs. A6n ld w i,.ches"
on July S. 1H2S. wun ine sane- ,h(, mMn hT , ,.Mn Browning."
tlon of the Secretary ot Stale, the ...,,.,,,. Dll, denied any lull
National Cnniniltteo on Calendar mory w(ln Allen, and promised
Simplification. The committee , ta nilV8 , iayer In court to "do- the olher'a mJther." the
membership combines Koverii- ttvaA her name." Lee navls, who ; said. "They had aupper.
as well.
Mrs. Susrtn
Mullens. Mrs. Al-
Reservation Conditions
nnKE BIDWELL RIDDLE murder case has served one
ffj good purpose namely, to reveal to authorities crime
ittld liquor conditions as they now stand on the Klamath
lhdian reservation. v
j One officer had this comment; "We have already
learned that a number of Indians, as well as whites
and Mexicans, are engaged in the lucrative profession
fr selling moonshine on the reservation. Of course we
all knew that something was wrong, but until we began
U: unravel this case, did not realize the extent of the
tjaffic."
J There have been three killings on the reservation
ijnee the first of the year which are directly the cause
moonshine whiskey. First there was the "ax murder
ar Beatty, when one Indian crawled through a window
Btd beat his companion's head -in with an axe. Next
fame the "Iron Pipe" murder when Archie Barkley
ti'in hpatpn to n nnln hv n lone nine. And now the
kiddle death which, apparently was a combination of jchp",d' .hou'idher
moonshine ana an Old teud, the lormer reviving tne ,'or simplification of the present a baiau r In Ilold'a hall. Much
I A ! calendar.
Second. If so, which" principle iQ the erent. The fancy work
do you furor; That of li months was embroidered, and the goodies
VANOOl'VKH, B. C.. lee. 11.
(AIM Shot Ihroimli the heart.
Tuny AutiiKtltiii, tl. wna killed
In t ho kltrhen of Ills home Inst
nlitht while Ills horror stricken
wife and children ran aereamluc
to the street pursued by the mur
derer, a mail believed by police
in be Dominie Naasl, SS. Nasal
fired two mora nhoia as he ran
ed her as bin slsler-ln-law. and ' troiu tn ucene of me critnor and
spent the nlitht. Ho returned j escaped In .the darkness. He
with her attain March S wltft two has not yet been apprehended,
women, late at night, alio testl-' Nasal, the story lld tn police
fled. 1 1'y Frank Anmnllno.' 1 1 year old
One ludy was supposed to he son nf the dead man auys, nrrlr-
maid ed In VaurouVer today from Nor
The hern. Alberta, where lie worked
I-, wun. ilie said, mid reuinl'mxl mi
ni II nVl.iek lit nlnlil 'I'Iii y re
turned (lie next Saturday iiIkM.
she laid, and remained all nlRhl
In Mrs Allen's runlu
AM. mi return, rt. on !t :hl"d ne-
llll lh.' siiln.' WOllMH
N. Warren and
' C. H.'Mcrrill
Win Lawsuit
After delllieruUim iO uilliiiles.
a Jury lute ycslerdiiy iilteriiooii
brouaht in a verdict In titvor of
Hie plalntirta. C. II. Morrill and
X. ti. Warren, .ledrmeiit In lb"
nam of ISTiim Kninii'd
The anil was for the recovery
or tllWiit whli h tlio pliilnllM's
il.iiiuej uim dun llieni heeaii'in
of the aula of a traulor by 0. II.
Johnaon and Itoy Fundi to anils
fv n Jn.'auient nf IHilO which
Hiey held araln I Fred liil;o.
i.oin. :!mn utu Juhnvm lot
JuilKiiient In the sum nf IUUU
uciiIiihI IHIke III llll ll ' Jt'llliawu
nml rmitli (4l"l'N't Ini'lor
with h hna iilined by (lie plain, I
1IIU lo 'ind' t"' lllu noleily i,
I Hike
! Ilie nie "S ( ri It'll mi llirii.
out Monday In "'in'. "i verdict
beliix In ii hi; Ml In lal i veiiliig ut
six ii iloi k.
1 Henry Perkins, iitloriivy rnpr
aeulid Hi" I'liilnllfU III thn, law
i aa II It .
HTllli:TH TO MKVt
Ci l.l'.Ml.lA. Mu.. I'ec. II, (U
Pi- Home loo sludeiit leaders
friini .ullcM'S uud unlvrnltlei In
every acetloit nf tile t'nllnd Hlalea
will mi'Mt hern Wadiiesdny, Thura
nay and Friday In dlsruas campus
l roblems. The niretlni ta known
ii. Ill ii n n ll i n I iiientliie: of the
null. in. : tmleiit federailun. ,
ment officials and ro-operatiug represi nted Allen when the rase ' next mornlnR 1 discovered that i In a mine. He had been In the
non-Uoreriiment representation, jcaine up today, refused lo say the elderly woman spent the j AiiKiistliut house since noon and
The function of this National whether he represented "Peaches" i night alone and Mr. Allen anil ha hud a dispute with the niiir-
Committee is to study the calen
dar situation by means ot couu
try-wide Investigation, and em
body its conclusions in a report i
to be submitted to the Secretary
ot Stale, for his nse In conuec
tlon with a future International,
conference on calendar change.
The Klamath Falls chamber of ,
commerce, being a representative'
organisation In the field of In-
dnsiry nnd Commerce, will be I
asked to give an opinion as to
whether or not the present cnlen-
the other were together
Allen's bedroom."
tn Mrs. ulered man over .Mary. Ills 19
whom Nasal
year old daughter,
, wanted lo marry.
NEWS NOTES OF
Fl
T
I
FUNERAL
NOTICES
dar should be revised, and it
Jinn A. l'uilily, Cnrrcj-iMMidcnt
(Sieclal to The Herald)
BONANZA. Dec. 11. taist
Wednesday evening the laidles
hero be a change Aid cf the Methodist church held
I.AtKA 1.KI1.A IIIKHV
Laura Leila Illehn. wife of Boy
Dleliu. puHmd away at the family J
residence. 74 Pine Avenue Tues
day morning at S o'clu.k follow-,
Ing
NEW DISTRICT
IS WANTED TO
FINANCE ROAD
Southern Oregon Stages
are now operating
v Taxi and Baggage Service
Terminal Stage Depot
615 Main Strert Phone 999
Call Ua for Day and All-Night Service
fetter. ,
, Klamath officers can not police the reservation an
area approximately the size of the state of Rhode Island
i-and they are not expected to. Aside from deeded land,
there are no taxes forthcoming to the county from this
tuge area. It is the government's responsibility, the
ernvpfnmpnt'a ahsnltitp rlntv. tn exnenrl monev and time i The Pacific Telephone companyione booth, ice cream at another,
jl. I ! i: ui.oi, i.j:. ., gave an interesting talk ou the' Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hickman
Ul an Clivik IVS uc.ici lyuiit-c .uc Aiauioiii iiiuian nr I K , , , . , ,
I possible change. He expressed drove to Tule
ervation. i himself in favor of the addition-I visit with Mr.
a Conditions in certain sections of the reservation are jai month in each year, and tho'Corpcning.
intolerable anybody who would question this statement ;'u'llla,ioa of vacl moulh lo
I.an
preparation had been made prior , rttVca to mourn her passing a
Kussell Alton Illehn. her
BOSKIU'HO. Urn.. Dee. 11, (A
Pi The question of creation nf
a auerroad dlslrlet, In flnmiie
ronsirurtlon of the Nor Hi I'mp
qua hlghwuy, was before the
Illness nf several days. ' " highway coniiiilaliii at a
In uddltlou to her hushand she ,,,,, . K "
BaaaMaiBssiejaMa'aaaaw
un
ot 28 days each'. or that of 1! were made by members of the
months, consisting of equalized community. Tuesday night the
quarters of ?I days, each with hall was decorated with pine
months of 30 and 31 days. bough and booths were arranged
Last July, F. L. Crittenden of fcr the ale. Candy was sold at
Oakland
opposed to creation of the dls-
son Kussell Alton nieun. ner ' mci. neiieving mat ilie rouil
parents Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. ', would be nf no benefit except to
Tucker of Koseburg. five sisters t Itosebiirg. The lsue has stirred
Alice Tucker. Mrs Crsce flood- i up Intense Interest In Douglus
rich and Mrs. Nettie Speucer all county, and delegations on (lie
of this city. Mrs. Florence Put- , opposing sides came for the hear
ten of N'ysaa, Ore., and Mrs. , Ing which was set to start at !
MumcIii Shell,
Lake Sunday
and Mrs. F.
need only to glance over the criminal dockets..
The Indians on the Klamath reservation, as a whole,
are just what the United States sub-committee on' Indian
affairs said they were the best type of Indian in the
west. They appear to have more intelligence, are better
Appearing and are undoubtedly better educated. How
ever, experience has shown, whiskey can be their undo
ing. It awakens a latent element which when fanned
to its; highest flame usually ends in violence of some
kind either' murder, assault or other "unmentionaele
Crimes. ,
Who is at fault? To some extent, at least, the United
states uureau ot Indian anairs, wnicn, fully apprised
as it must be of conditions, fails to make provision for
adequate policing of the Klamath reservation.
A few days ago Harry Hray
28 days. surprised his friends by driving
In literature sent out bv the home with a new ronuac
National Committee on Calendar ' dau which he purchased In the
Simplification, the advantages ot Falls.
28 day months is explained. ' Carl Lents and family have
, : opened tho restaurant.
i Friday evening an entertain
J ment was given . by the high
I school girls at the school house.
The entertainment included a
movie, a play, folk dances, and a
basket hall game. The girls
ROSEBURG MAN
SPEAKS BEFORE
KLAMATH HIGH!
Nina Flyun of
Montana, and tour brothers Al
bert of Klamath Falls. Samuel
of Koseburg, Howard of St.
Cloud. .Minn., and Jottn of 011
niouut, Mont. Mrs. Ittehn was
born In Grundy Center. Iowa.
Oct. 15th. 1904 and nged 21
years.. 1 mouth. ami 26 days ut
the time of her demlsn. The
rcruulna are III the Hose room of
the Karl Whlilock Funeral Home.
Pine Avenue ut Sixth where
friends may call. Announcement
of funeral arrangements will he
made later. .
P.
j Northland
j Transportation
Company
To ' all points North,
East and West
speaker of the Pactfie roa-t. For
!ihe past week he has been glv-
4 Bishop Manning says the fault is not in Prohibition '-'hs lectures at the immanuel
but in man's failure to observe it And that also goes for
the command to love one another.
"Need of Higher Education". i...m r. tho fathers of main-
This was the subject of un nil-: M.r3 0f the team. The futherstS
dress delivered by Dr.. Frank :i09t! Score 8 to 2. I
Matthews of Koseburg before a Robert Hubbard, the druggist,
one o'clock assembly at the Kla- is recovering from an Illness of
math Union high school on Mod- a few weeks duration. He is
day afternoon. again at the store.
Dr. Matthewsf is a prominent! Mrs. Ada Parsons entertained
at dinner on Sunday. Mr. and
Mrs. Lore-man and Mrs. lien Keed.
and daughter. Betty, of Klamath
Falls were the gnesi. Mrs. Par-
For Convenience,
Economy, Safety and
Dependability
"Ride the Northland"
Even in the old days the newspapers printed thrilling
and gossipy stories, but they always turned out to be
oatent medicine ads.
; You'll notice that the fellow who takes chances at
Railway crossings usually is driving an old car that doesn't
matter much.
Correct this sentence: "I bought the car because of
ita motor," said she, "and didn't even look at the radiator
ap."
Baptist church of which Rev.
K. Mulliolland is pastor.
SECOND FLIGHT
ALONE ENDS IN
FLYER'S DEATH
Whom the Gods would destroy, they first persuade
to believe himself a wow with the ladies.
I . ,
; A hick town is a place where your unendorsed note
good because the banker's wife calls your wife Mary.
y A village is a place where the man who sits and
Jtvhittles is planning a way to get the local post office.
PRINCESS NOT
IN SEARCH OF
r ROYAL HUBBY
MAN IS BURNED
ALIVE ON ROAD
from her.
Mrs. D. C,
daughter, Mr-. Ivan Kilgore
Merrill.
Wm. F. B. Chase Is recovering
from a severe case of tnfluenxa.
. John s. Horn Tisitca nis raucu
was burned to death in the , jngeii Valley Sunday,
wreckage of his plane. i
HICKSVILLE. N. Y. Dec. 11.
(AP) Martin von Voorhls of
Canton O.. a student flier at
Curtlss Field, crashed on his
second solo flight today and L
' OUi.l HKtilNA IIAKAZOX
Olga Keglnn. the Infant daiigli- '
tcr of Mr.' and Mrs. Itlcnrdo
Baraion passed away at the fam
ily home at Algoma Tuesday
morning at 3 o'clock following ,
a brief Illness. The f hlld was ;
born at Algoma Nov. 21st. this j
year. Three brother ICottert.
Krl.-e nnd Ijiinii survive I
ililinii tn the narcnts. The
1 .. A I .. ABPU . . ih. L-.rl 4
nna r1rnl 1,. Klamath Fulls! . ... ..... . f
- wmtiocg rnnerai iiome, . rine
with them. .j Avenue at Sixth. Funeral ar-
The California Oregon Power I , wIJ, b(J anu0lini.ed
company have been surveying
between Bonanza, and the Lorenii
mill. They expect to put a line
ierj to the mill. . ,
Horn Is visiting her , I
Phone 999
j;; Terminal Stage
Depot
,j 615 Main Street
ML
... Repair 5crvicc,
Seldom Needed f Is
always available
and atJbw Cost
at .(
THUGS' ATTACK
FATAL TO MAN
AMERICANS ARE
REMOVED FROM
BATTLE REGION
WASHINGTON. Dec. 11. (API
BY GANGSTERSi10 tbe np"al-
TACOMA. Wash., Dec. 11, (A
P) Harold E. Bennett. 28. died I
In the Pierce county hospital this Arrival at Santa Marta, Col
mornlng from exposure and gan- ombla, of a troop train carrying
grene "brought about as he lay all American citizens who had
helpless for two weeks In the I been In, the banana zone where
garrett of a vacant house after disturbances have occurred was
being beaten and robbed by two announced here toduy by th
thugs. 'state department, following word
He was found yesterday almost from Vice Consul Cotle there,
starved to death and with his . About forty Americans were
jfeet frozen to a point two inches safely removed from the danger
'above bis ankles. Police were zone, Cotlc reporting that none
i called and with difficulty entered had been wounded In the figlit-
the garrett and took Bennett ing. He said considerable prop
erty was destroyed.
Cash Refund Sale
' !
11, (AP) Princess Ileana, dau
ghter of Dowager Queen Marie,
eturned to Bucharest today after
a. Tiait to Sweden. She was ask
ed It she went to that country to
look for a marriageable prince.
But promptly replied: "I have
far too many things to do to
hlnk of getting engaged or mar
fled." . .
THIRTEEN DIE
IN OIL BLAZE,
; MT. CLEMENS. Mich.. Dec. 11.'
i (AP) In charred clothing, some .
ot which still smouldered, the;
; body of an unidentified man j
; about 40 years old was found to- !
, day on a highway near I'tica,
'Mich, l'olice expressed the be
lief he bad been burned alive;
' Tbe theory was that he was
the victim of Detroit's under- I
i world and that he had been tor- !
tured to death by gangsters.
FRED A. BAKER
BACK IN CITY
A
PORT OK SIA1N. Trinidad.
Dec. 11, (AP) Thirteen persons
Bare beon kilted and throe Injur
ed In a disastrous oil well fire
adjacent to the center of the
Trinidad Oil fields.
Two wells and three tanks j days on a brief business trip,
were ablaze. The damage was j air. Baker Is now located with
tot estimated. the Federal Service, making his
' headquarters In Sacramento, lie
AU Ilcnia ! sees many changes In Kluuiiitli
Slaughtered. Klamath Sport- '""a since his depurture two
tag Good Co. 11-11 Kara a no.
r Fred Baker, former superlu
; tendent of the Klamath Heserva
i tlon, who for the past two years
I has been located In the east Is
i back In Klamath Fails for a few
' Or
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OUR ultra-modern equipment and our
reasonable charges make this the log
ical place to come for X-Uay examinations.
Don't Delay.
Prole, l Your Tonili llenllli
Du D D. Havens Man
PORTLAND PAINLESS DENTISTS
Entrance. Knj motcl
Phone 04 Corncr Htm ano Maim 5ts
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To introduce the Opening Day of our Christ
mas Shopping Season we are going to put our
entire stock of goods on Sale at 20',; Cash Re
fund on eveiy Dollars worth of merchandise you
will buy at our store for 8 hours beginning Wed
nesday Noon, December 12th at 1 o'clock and
lasting until 9 o'clock at night.
Remember the prices on our goods will be
the same as before, but we will refund yoli in
cash 20c on every dollars worth of goods you
will buy during those 8 hours.
CHASSIS
PRICES
MERCHANTS rXPRESS
Ilo' ,hltM
66S
COKMI RCIAL TRUCK
-110' .btlbM
77S
I -TON-l W -bnlkua
99S
I'eTON-HO -kMlhaaa
1065
I'eTON-HO' ohacnxM
1545
I'.-TON-lM' ohaalkaM
14X5
2-TON 150 KfeMlbMa
154$
. l-TON-lea' whatlbsM
1615
J.TON-I1S' aliaalbaM
1745
J.TON-164' kaaUM
1775
J-TON-IHJ' -hMlbua
1845
Cli I. a. a. O
That is the truck owner's esti
mate of what Repair Sen-ice
shoulJ be to keep his trucks
rolling .... That is the Repair
Service that ow ners of Graham
Brothers Trucks depend upon,
and fcnoiu they can depend j
on, everywhere.
These fast, powerful, sturdy
trucks in sizes to (it 96 of
all hauling needs are built by
Dodge Brothers to make money
for their owners year after year,
mile after mile. This objective
guides every manufacturing
step from design and selection
of materials to final inspection.
Then, after the truck is at work,
we, stand ever ready to keep it
at uork.
Let us show you the chassis and
body type that cxacdy fits your
needs.
For instance, you buy $5.00 worth of goods t
i vou will eret back in cash .$1.00. or if vou buv J
jf a Fur Coat priced at $200.00 we will refund
you $40.00 in cash.
The Northern Fur Shop
810 MAIN STREET
OSTENDORF MOTOR CO.
515 Klamath Ave. Phone 212
GRAHAM
BROTHERS
TRUCKS !
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