The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, January 21, 1929, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Text, t THE WEATHER Oft BOON' fnaettled tonight find Tuesday, local now in the et and mow turning to ruin writ portion. IUlor ttnpra turm. Moderate louth to vrit winds on the tout. City Edition The Old Home Paper Associated Press and United Press Telegraph Service Herald Advertisers Appreciate Your Trade 7 "'"',, Price BMve Centa "n. KLAMATH FALLS, OHEGO.V, . MONDAY, JANUARY 21, 1320 Number G216 iHI v RUMORS OF CVTCMOinil LAI LIlulUll ARE DENIED Ralph Budd Scout Re port of Conitruction Into California SAYS HE IS NOT IN SOUTH TO SEE JAMES Humor of I'uufcreiNe ItolMecii ' Thrnt Hallway Olflcli.la tiuic Credence to Humor Tluit Im portant I'o.ifcrvm Wan I'rotcr Way In Hay City Over IWIble Intrusion From Itlaiiuitlt HAS l'lt.N IS t, Jlin. Ul. ( !) Ilnlpli lludd, 1'rv.ntrnl 'f tho Great N'i,iil,rit railway, ar rived here Huiidny and ruuntl report that lm lml roniri for a n'Mfrrriirw with Arthur Curtl James, lo control tlm WoU-rn I'aclflr. regarding tho bitter maul' nvm rtlrnlluna In California, lip said be lind cutun in an urdlnary buln-a trip. "Regarding rumor that Ibu tirnnt Northern limy ronm lulu Culltotulu iroiu kiuimlh Falla, Oregon, t lit) fart la that our cv loualott to Kluuialh Full la a finished project. Wo get along , very nicely tnuru with IUl HiiulU' rii Pacific aud I mn confident tbut tho director haw not un dleus.wd extension of lliv Kin math lino Into California." said Uudd. T. M. Schraarher. chairman of llio Western Pacific executive, committee. la scheduled to arrive today from tho east. Jumna lm twit In Han Frauclaro for auroral day and tho fact thut tho thn;o railroad chief were hero fcimu lanlanoouay waa reapoualbla lor rumor of the coufcrcurc. HAI.KM. Ore., Jun. 21. (AP)--Forreat Halo Hugger, oldext son yOUTHDflOWNS ! IN ILL POND or .Mr. and Mm. Glen DiiBger.' . drownrd In the Valaela Mill V pond wl.lh, p aying In a boat Hnliinlay. The body wrnt recov ered and funeral aervli ea will be held from Indepundemo Tuesday, ' LARGE LOAD OF - PONTIACS WILL ARRIVE ON 1ST A eurloud or new Pontluv slxii are due li arrive In Klam- nth Fall on Febnuivy fliat, uu cording to word received hero lo day by It Prnrlo llrolher and Anderson Mo(ur., Inc. According to Duke O'Nell, Riilra iniinagi'r f;r the company tho shipment will contnln ntumlurd anil two door sedan. Poor Pa "It looks lllto Mn' Hlilers never can think of anything to wrlto I'Xerpt 13 toll her J how Hood thulr husliandu are to 'em." ri-.viji mil V - AIRPLANE AND AUTO IN CRASH- j BAN IIKKNAKIHNO. Calif.. I Jan. 21. I AIM A Kumluy iiiiilur j !mk family of six, Including a; xiundfnlhcr, today waa describing i lo their nelphbora I lie frltclit ii ud thrl.la of having an airplane, awoop out of a auow swirling akr lo wild head-on with their nu ' toniolillo and of how good It waa to hnv escaped wlih nothing ;Uioro t tin it a ver Jolting. ' Tim lima nt tutor, who wb "auiht In a raging aiiownlorm iwbhh swirled down from Hi" ! Kau llimurdlna tnoiinlalna to 'tho fringe of Houtlii'rn Callfor- i nl'a oraucn aroma, II ki-w Ikc waa jallvo and ahlo to tell tho unuaual' iin'a. Thu luulo DvldMiro of Hi" rraiili a plane wlih a lire. ki n proM-iior and wind, and a motor ;rur wlih a aniaahi'd ruillulur and hood alood anamlom-d In th Huh alonicililu' the Nnllnn.il Old TrolU hluhwa thrvo mill tn.t of horc. On tho riM'urd of tho San M. r nardlim pntli u alullon, whi ro I In aurrirora wvro lirouaht l.iat ulKht tCulillliu! un I'ntfa Tlir. Ira Kerry. 22. well known lyouiia mail of Mardoel. California 'took III Ufa lute Huudny tilitht, jnccurdliiK to word rucelvcd horn thla uiornliiK. M hll III i In Inforinuilon could iCOOELH SLAYS HIMSELF hi H-arueo oi mo aiiiriuu, u i ( ma lire, wniiii prone out no-; an li:nna oi more 1 nan a moniu o Kf,en no p:an lo deliver an ad undoratood young Gerry shot , iwem llio walla of tho homo. wa duration. Miss lluten has boen on ti,? aubjoct. uniiiii.il wnn a revolver. ! The runiulu worn laid lo realu at Mnt'd-Nd thla afternoon. ' n:tuiillng lo thaw out frosvn ! Funeral arrangements were lnwaler pipe. ji-U.irmi of tho Karl Whlllotk ! I,.' ol.liiit up from hi work bo .Funeral Home. mw tho plain was bvlng awept i - . - . ; by fluiuiw. Ilia first thought wa BIRTHS DOUBLE , DEATHS DURING I ""'"" lti ror nf 11,0 ' . . . An o..ii.nliva nciililui.l his wlfit and ttltHll- YEAR OF 1928:' One contributing factor to Klu- mnth'a uiipret-edenti'd lucreuae j In populallon Iwinme known to- j day with tho announcement from Dr. 0. M. Newitnni. medical direr- i tor of llio Klamath county lioulth i uiill, that the number of births i during the past year was nlmu.il j twice as much o.i deaths for the j sumo period. i I llucorda at the county ben I 111 jufflen reveal that Ihoro wero 4IU jblrlh a rompared with 2.13 i deaths, atiuoat a two to ouo mu Ijorlly for the titork. . W. LEE EXTENDS STAY IN SOUTH W. T. l.oe, county aw.ow.ir. recovering from an ultack ,,( i relet li: rheumaili'ni ul Itlchariltmi I Springs, Calir, ha decided to ex- 'lend hi sojourn nl llio health ru- jaort for several dtiys. .Original - ly tho connly offlclul had plun- lied lo return tho forepart of tills week. j Mr. I.eo Is still III nud derided i takeu lo Ills homo and n very i lo prolong his slay when hu wusjcold and dlxguMled slierlff started I ! advised uf cxceunlva cold III llio i to backtrack toward a cemtort- : Klumitlh baiilii, .tililc homo and warm bed. Famous Gangster Chief Pays Supreme Penalty i, ItOCKVUCW PRISON', Uellii-j fli it hhock al 7:10 and was of fonto, l'a., Jan. 21. ( AIM Paul j ru hilly dead l 7 : 1 1. Robert Kl Jawoi'sikl, niiloiioiis hu ml II chief-1 llolt, offlclul executioner for suv taln ii nd killer, today paid wllltoral stutcs, llirew thu switch thai his Ufa, fur tho r't bo admitted 'scut both limit lnio eternity. pluylng In (lie death of seven' Juworskl, supported by two men. lie died u he had lived, a guards, tillered the death .hum- j tuuu w ithout, religion, going lo burnt exactly 7 o'clock. Hu up- the cK-ctrlc eliulr here unattended pvarcd lo bo In a due. The ur- , except by two guanUi. irogant ulllludu ho hud ntvadfut-1 Directly nttcr Jjworakl had ' ly maintained waa gone. Ill' econ pronounced dead. Calvin D. i Tollcring step, pioduotcd by a .Junius, of I'ppcr Durhy, w a ; paralyzed leg, the result of po-1 jfiti'uppcd In the chulr and paid lire bullets, caused him to be I . -....,e.u. Doylestown bootlegger. , As ho slopped up to the chair Jaworalcl was given his first ; ho stumbled on the root olec- ishock ut 7:02 and was dc-jlurcd ; trotlo. Tho guard pravonted his idoad ut 7: 08. Junius took his, tcoutlniiva ea l'uue six) J nM RES DENC E! . of tho ruuuly Kluuiuth ill lion ahlrrrtd In th flrxt irm And Fire Raze Dwelling On uh-cro wiaihur of tho winter. p r W'H ' K'amalh Kalla waa appuri'iitly rower company Will- ifh(1 )(l ,-KI-rt romumnlly In wnita iamton River Ranch Iienirul Oroaon. for th uien ury lyeatrrduy morulnn rtoppid lt wnTUIwr CArr IKI 'downward fllKhi at ito. and tula NvrHINJj SAVED IN (morning puuat'd at two degrei- EARLY SUNDAY FIRE''1'0''"- Ai-ordlng to report ! from Chllottiln and l"ort Klu- ' i Mr. ami Mr. J. I. (irliin- llla- roit-r lllnw Junt In Time to ruiM Mall and Ci-llluj atn In; Mr. Uriiur In Ihuie' " mi nt Than Inn Out Pipe Time of Tire Klre of uudiiioruilui'd irigln cninplctfty dualroyed the ranch - houiu of Mr. and Mr. J. U. tirlm" on Wllllatuann Itlver ear ly Sunday niornlnir. Not oven tho pi-rtonal oclonKlni; of Mr. and Mr, Orltun worn ared .front tho burulnaj hulldlni and !all h.uachold offocla wuru do- Ulroyed. i The hom. a two alory framo ; jdwelllnx of 9 laren room, waa; I owned by Tho California Oregon ' ' Power rotniintiy. Kur the al f ur year Mr. and Mr. Urimoai Ikivo lived I here, inanuKina; tho I i larite mm h. located on William- on lllvor, ihn o mlloa from llio "umln hlahway. Irnt Ulscovureu uy sir. urtmes he worked In tho basement of .Mis. Grime whom ho found win-kins In the kltcheu. (Cniicnuv-a on I'abb Four) QUITE W What was roiwrtcd to be a dead man, turned nut to bo a very much alive but half-frown man silt lug In tho rear scat of a wrecked machine Hoar The I Dallrs-Cullforiilu highway at Al-: goma. Sheriff Low, responding to the cell, rushed out to the sccno of I 1,1,0 ,ic,'ain i 8 a- m-ii,i;,v- t11" ; man In tho hack scat had been! i a,,l" r Iwo companions two! ! """"-they had m.uu Into A1-, .mint., in nf....... n ultit it iun I " " - t J Two more hour oi tho sero 'wcuther." said I ho sheriff, "and 1 that man would hvo been Hol "f as a board. The man, who' guvo his name as Tom House of A'goma, was m is Mercury iseiow Lei'o in Many Oregon Districts Klnif liorrua' rli ou the Kb- 'mnlh louiitry tlchU'in d Kunda) Innd Monday whllx In all -ion mailt, aub-xiro weather prevail - ed and, out oaat, the (ul k silver nearly dropped out of the tlur - I Annual Cattle Rustling Loss ! In State Over Half Million Inaofnr a tho Oregon ratila and horac ralalng aasoctatlon ran dotermlno, annual loaea from IBCPR PinNFFR IIULU I IU4IS-UII PASSES fl i Mia Nelllo Doten, a rea'di-ul optrcnKlli of rattlemun to fight ; Kvno for raoro than 4 id itway at -the olrl ftntilly . hniiio on Bunil.iy nltrht following in poor neaiiu lor several years. i Mis Dnlcti served aa p:iBilo trea at Keno for several years. Tho Dole.it family canto from Yrcka. Calirornla locntloi nt i Keno, which was then known a Doten, Oregon, named tor Mir Dolcn's father. Cy Dntrn. Th-i family was ruined at Keno where Mlts Doten received her educa tion and spent her life. wl:h the exception; of the brief time uhe lived III California, prior to com ing to Oregon. j Two brother, II. 1!. Doten and !.. II. Doten and two sisters, Mrs. j Ruth Manning or Eugene and Mrs. ! 'L. E. Way of llandon aro loft to! mourn her passing. Tho remains aro at tho Karl Willi lock Kuncrnl 1 Ionic. Timer - al arrangements will be made lot - er. - Fortune Left This Dog ; Hick, bluck' and whllo Kugll-'h setter, tiecint worry about whero bis ,,,. uom1(. fr , ,,,; prt.lly tor rtcr ltle uolh of ni;,trets, .Miss Minnie Hoover. In Los Angeles re- eenlly, bur will left bur entire csluto to provide for Dick' keep and couiforl. Drops To nioincli'r. In Bpranuo Ulrcr for um;iSc, onw rcldfiit reported that tho ni'-nury had aunk to 21 dtcrii-a bidow urn. The Icy lilant from the north 'followed c'oio on tho hcl of the l.lxKi't mjow alorm of tho -yenr Thuraday and Krlday which ;cariHitid tho lowlamla with from ,al liirhia to clElit Inrhe of anow land from one to two feet on tho mountain treL. : Continued cold I Klamath" weather menu for tonight and .tomorrow. Lukca of the Klamath country ' icnntluur4 oo ! roun "inntor(ird' cattle rustling In Oregon total over one half mil lion dollar In fact, that figure 1 retarded a rxrcptlona'ly con servative. Thla itatement and many more on the seme theme wore made . thla morning by C. I.. Jamleaon. I'rlnevllle, vl':e-preldent of the Oregon rattle and horso ralaera' .imorlatiou. Mr. Jamluron 1 In outh central Oregon for tho tola di moit of moblllilna the yianihe ruatlln-j menare. Mr JtimieKiin will leai-e Kta- J,,. n to.t.r for i.nkn ri. j "You hove no Idoa the ex tent of this "motorized" rustling traffic". Mr. Jamleson cmphas iicd "Why, within a short dis tance of Prlncvllle, 81 steers were stotcn from one range." Mr. Jamleson said three mra iure had been submit ted by the C'uttlo Grower' association .'Contlnueil on raa Tourl FINE MAN FOR HAVING LIQUOR Found guilty of potjse'jlon of liquor. Tom Worden v lined ;J0 or 25 days In the city jail i brought before Police Judge, U. !s. Valentine this morniiv. ! He paid tho fine of Jili and i wn released. - -h Y-;xV -, fir VESSEL ON REEF: SAVE PASSENGERS: i Dollar Line President Gar - field Fast on Rocks jn Bahama Islands ' EIGHTY -ONE TAKEN.auy of tjm major xroop aroao; FROM LARGE LINER, 7.." i or leaa clofoly to all the ret, and ) Trniuri-r of Pio.kciirim Kfrertnl appearlnfr, therefore, a a apcclal 1 Qaction of Defense Attomeyn Wltbont Trouble; Uled Int.. I'3' """V"01 r" "A .' . J Indlcnto Powlbllity That Self Weeckcd H..1P-, Idfeboau and j .K-fe or DoetHco of ppar. Tmn.fWl to P....AiurricaUr)r dlM.ardc(,. whlll, paln nilhont Trouble: Calm eVraiaud animal (roup Dr.' Clark al- AMs Ilcernc NEW yor.K, Jan. 2t. 611 Her 81 paenger transferred to janotber ship, the Dollar Liner President Garfield was bard I aground tcday on a coral reef In j tho Dabama Inland.. The passengers, wlih their bag gage and the sbip'a mall cargo, wore tak?n by tho Tan-America to be landed at Naasau, Bahama Islands today. The Pan-America went to the aaolntanre of tho President Gar field when the ship sent out an 8 O S at 7:23 a. m. yesterday. The diirtress call wan followed by wlrel"i mcsfagei .soylnj the Dol- ,nir i.mi i nr . oiuumu nio MattnlJlu Jioefs at the northern jtlp of tbe Bahama Island. : Ailnouuccmout or tna saie ! transfer nfer of the passenger, u.thout 1929 license plates or urs later was made by Robert '""" rc'P' temporary E. Duff, operating manager of the Dollar lino here. Ho said'""" lo S'v oa why they tho officer, and crow cf the ?carcd h-5P '-" I President Garfield, numbering i ISO had remained aboard tbolr ship, which was not taking water and wa in no Immediate dan Igor.' j When tho S O 8 was received a naval tug pnt out from Char leston. S. C. and the wrecking tug Wntbler was sent from Jack sonville. Florida. I'pon receiving word tho passengers were safe. .Continued oa Paya Six) N EW S EM ESTER T nl i 'Spring semester in tho city laud county echools of Klnmath 'county opened this marnlng. 0 BED ; At high school twenty-seven j , -: ' eighth grado gradu.ites from Mills! WASHINGTON. Jan. 21. (AP) and Fremont rchools were en-1 President-elect lloovor left this rolled by Paul T. Juckson, prln-J morning for Florida, where ho clpu! during tho pa?t week. 'will remain until hlsj-etum here i An assembly tor the "fnwh"for tho March 4 Inauguration. :n'iis held nt the b'gh school this moraine. A few students, recent iurrlval. in llio eltv entered in various grade at high school thls morulim In tho city scnouis. children I wero arranged lu their uuw quni- I a........ 1. . . . . iiiibi luttio uciun riinuKiu i uvn I , luumg nun p. imiuiiuuii, uiill were made last Friiluy. Air Mail Pilot Dies Of Injuries In Plane Crash LA GKANUn. Ore.. Jan. 21(,1") Tho bedy of llurold U. Uuck ner. Vnrney airmail pilot.' who died Thursday night from In juries suffered when his piano crnt-hed In the lilue mountains 55 lulled east of rove. Oregon, will bo sent to llolsc. Ii'.uhj, to morrow f;r burial. dxamlnatloii today of tho pi j lot's body showed that both arm I wero broken In the cranh. that I he auffered compound fractures of b:lh legs. Ills left chest wus I crushed, oud ho suffered severe heud bruise and other Injuries. ' Ph-siclaus said tho crushed chest wus tin cause of death. Buckner died In an Isolated ! BIOLOGIST DISPROVES; EVOLUTION WASHINGTON, Jau. 21. (AP) !rave doubt la east on current itheorle of orolntloo by Dr. Au- tla II. Clark, blologiat of the United Klatea National Muaeuui, who ha a theory of hia own to replace them. "On the origin of mankind and innlmnl Win In epnerul" f'liirk jglrt: comfort to tho lundamtutal. :'"1' "So fur a concern the major croup of animal." bo aald. "lha rrealloni! icein lo liore the better of the argomeut. There I not tiis allhteat evidence that (low for the working of the Dar- I 'wlnlaa theory brought about by , 'MrUi-anil artificial aclectlon. " 01,0 aamita mat different iContlnuad on Fair Tbrae A TiRorou campaign waa start ed today by. Klcth Ambrose, chief of police, with a force of tratflc orfirers; acalBst alt :nperator of motor Tentcics ongerTed operating without a 1929 license. Any man operating a car 19I IkoDe- ' brought Into vuiui Amoroso saia louay. (' . BUTLER WORKS FOR, MONEY TO TUNNEL CANAL . . , , Torranl notice that ho bad ln - troduced the J200.000 tunnel np - u... ... mun. uu Uuccd a similar bill In the senate, was received from Robert Butler, congressman froniuthls district, by T. B. Watters; mayor. X -Thebill provides that 8200. 001) should bo appropriated lo tunnel the main canal of tho Klamath Irrigation district front Vpham street to Alameda. ! HOOVER LEAVES vrT Cvt tTUIl A rIT ' tUK OLU 1 rll-fAlXl-'j Mr. Hoover Is going to Belle We. "ear .Miami, wuero ue ui reside at tho J. Ci Penney es- Mate. HI special train Is sche- UuicU to reaca iitiami tomorrow) ;nrtcrnoon. The prcsident-e.ecfs party ln-; .. ! .1 . .1 .1. .... I . .1' 1, ..1. n I iiuu.d . imwii iiuii ihn . .,' ... ...... . . luiio oi too ui'iiuuuiau ttiwuui cominlttco. , trapper's cabin while Jack llaudy, one of the two truppers who . fuund him In tho -wrecked plane. I sut by hia side. Hundy's partner. Phil Brockman, waa trudging over n fifteen-mllo routs to the nearest telephone ut Horse ranch whert Buckner died. The trip Vas wide through soow six feet deep. Buckner 8 body was froze when tho rescue parly reached here last mum. ; Itaroid O'Conncil of the La , Grande airport, who accompanied tho rescue party Into tho uioun I talus, aald ho learned Buckner 'flew over Hurse ranch at 5:20 .' p. m. above tbe fog. W OPENS ON TAHOY DRIVERS EONG TRIAL I OUTSET State and Defense Pro ceed Slowly and Care fully in Jury Selection CIRCUIT COURT FULL CROWD IS COLORFUL ent Danger" May Bo Set op by William Thonuuon i Tlie life of ttllllom lliomaaon. lex - pcaee officer, rcf on llio rale of justice. Which tray th" ralca will fall will bo determined by a Jury of tnclvo men. aouai I day hence, wheat tho case I fin ally anbmittcd to their band for j decision. ' Tnomaaon wont on trial thin morning on the charge of first, degree murder. Ho was indicted on the ebargo of murdering Vcl oy Pearson, Klamath Indian, on the main street of Chlloquln, lata In November. Surrounded by hia three de fense attorney Horace Mau-inlag.-K'K.: Drtacoll and'ltalptl ' Uoran of the firm . of Manning. McColloch and Drlscoll tho tall Urestockman sat quietly through out tho morning whllo state a.Tl defenao quizzed prospoctive jur- tor"; In the rase there are presum ed to be many bypaths which will, lead Into sensational develop ment affecting tho murder trial I indirectly. j Some Inkling of these added I foatnrea waa given by , doronse questioning. j From tho question put to I prospective Jurymen by Mr. Man- !nng and Mr- iriac0 lt wa8 eato jto prct,K.t ,ea defeiM ng B pM. ule plea defense attorney would not rercal their plan of. action. " Jurymen wero quizzed carefully regarding their bollcfs of self de fense, and of the doctrine or "ap parent danger." Uncii veulreroan was asked ir he presumed the de rendaut iuuocciit until proved guiUy. Eftect or newspaper nc-' count wa asked. , District AUornuy V,". 8. Wiley nd Deputy District Attorney 'lurry xioivin watueu to know tho attltudo of each Juryman toward 1 capital punishment whether or not tho prospective Juror could bring In such a verdict If tho evi dence wurruntcd. ' All nine of tho pnwpectlve Jur ors In tho box suld they believed in the theory of capllul punish ment. Vincent Jellnek, however, was excused when ho admitted that he could not bring In such a verdict, whatever tho circum stances. The stata also dwelt ut length on newspaper account and ..i.. . , , sought to ascortuln It veniremen i .-, l . .. . j had bo'ti inflmnicej one way or (Cunttnuca ou Pag JTour Aunt Het .(! Ml I " "Ella ha got the kind of ; religion that make her love ; the heathen In Africa an' hate ; folk that I close enough to i keep her from bavin' her own ! way about ever'thlng." mm 1 1 1.