The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, March 13, 1929, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextTHE WEATHER OHEOON': Fair in east, un settled west tonight sad Thurs day, probably ralu on north coast. Heavy froeta la t to. night. Dentin variable winds, be coming southerly on coast. Associated Press and United Press Telegraph Service Herald Advertisers Appreciate Your Trade Price Five. CenU KLAMATH FALLS, ORE., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 13, 1929 Number C990 V : ; City Edition The Old Home Paper Federals BIG ARMY OF REBELS ' SuCCCBS-! Revolutionaries ful at Carnerot, Ac- cording to Report. C.TATT nrPARTMFNT STATE DfcFARTMLNI TO DETAIN SOLDIERS A N while alare charge, waited rx Af'alra In llr-volilng Mrtlto IUm ainlnatlon and wa bound over Idly Nearlng t'rtala aa Federal 'anil lli-brl Troops Mann To. . ward ljuli Other for Riff lie. MKXICO CITV. March 13. (AP) 1:40 !'. M. Fed eral troopH were reported ; in active pursuit of retreat- , Jtifcr rebel force outnido of Soltillo in an official uov- eitinient bulletin Inwed thin, Uftemoon which htllted thut , tho ifuvcrunieul boons oc-, ..ci.... v.. iumi.u oaiunu una luvni-, illg. NOGAI.Ktt. honors. Mexico. March la. AP Advlrea telling; of tho defeat of Kedarul forces ( and tho death of tieneral Fran- , claco Careratorres. a Federal 1 commander. In a hartla with lie-' bels at t'arneros in tha state of ; Han Lula Pot.l. were received at ltsvolulluuary hoadiuarters hero today ... . ,..,v. , , !-;l 'or reported price of j ."N .1 . S.-ad la llf sold hi. inter P, Indention lor the American M, , , ,,,.,, CoI, Cola author tie. of any additional flo-, Manu ruH u rli.g; company for Ui.- bels whorosa Iho boundary Hna!ouooou I from Mexico Is consldurod like-j ' ly by the slain department lu ....p rl71KlC view of the Pau-Amerlcnn treatyiQUlLI KUCjlNb which provides for tho Intern-1 a c OA rHFrifFR against the constituted govern-1 meat. " ' CIHCAllO, March 13. (Al'ir Jl'AHKZ. Chihuahua. Mexico, ; Shrouded In the alienee which March 13. !') The eye of the j betokena deep concentration. SO iConiinuca m imb Tiiree . ! expert checker player were com ' ; petlng today for tho chinnplou- CONDITlON OF Mv ,h Vnllvi 'n a n a riT-vKt i- aawri ,"ur"ul""t sponsored by tho 1VI AK 1 11N LKAMtK Amnrlcan Checker Association. HAS IMPROVED' 'I'enliig of tho tournameut , ... i brought lo light -'tlto Involved . . 1 er IS o the Kten at , V. 7- ! er. confined to tho Klamath ley Hospllal ucciiuso of serious I , , , , .... . ... Injurlc ustulned Huturday lilght Is reported much Improved today. ! Cramur received a crushed chest whcit tho cor which he was drlvlna collided with one driven ' by C. L. Washington at the June- j I Ion of Ouk uud Market streets. Sunday It wu fnured Cramer would ot roconr from the In-! Juries. Poor Pa "Ma likes the llulleys prolly well now, but she linnu't for got about that look Mrs. Hul lo glvo us tho time wo got in tholr pow bufiiro we mot thorn." Sucwstul In Engagement On Outskirts Of EATON AND DAUGHTER TO LEAVE Fared with ( probable utih In : tho federal penitentiary. Court- ( ney Kutun. Woodland, Wash., ' rather' of 7 children, will lie Ink' rn tonight to Portland whra lie will be prosecuted on Ilia chergo of vlo'atlug the Mann act, (white. slave statu lei1. Wllh hint will io hit If-year-' old daughter, Thcluta. for whom ha la aald lo liava admitted hav- ' Ing an abnormal lore. It la be-,' cause of (lata purported incesto 'oua lov that tho futhur la being, pro" u,ed -TV (Ha wa. hailed before tnlled ' ; "UIM 1'on.ml.alumir Bert iThoniaa lata yesterday on tho' to the Inderal grand Jury under IJSOO bond. ineinia r.aiou la oeing mini OF Atlanta, tia.. Manh u. a. i I' (Atlanta today mourned A.a: ""'' "r"'-r urug.riera '" ' ,n?rP'n7'- "'! riiitu in a. aoii anna tormina., ' brought bint millions In tho ' manufacture of Cora Colo. Tho 7S.year.old capitalist, rlvlc lead-'. rr and philanthropist died late yesterday al Wesley Memorial ' hplta after an illuess of more j than two year. The story of Mr. Candler rise Is a story of the romance of i i . ii.. "Vr""" . - ...... more I lion rorty year ago. he I purchased tho formula for Coca j PLAYERS MEET rulea of checker otluuetto. mid tumporamentiil as champion ,un'ir"""-"" s iiuuinnou golfer. ' 1 "l"o player can t amoko If It G COLA PUSSES annoy ins rival," explained K. j.i'r" ' " ul inomuersuip HeulUch elation. sec rotary of tho asso-' It la consldorcd crlm-! ,lml for Pyer to drum on tho table with his fingers. It' noth- Ing short of murdur for a third Pofon o step tip and cotnhiotit Small Bags Basin Spuds Score Hit On S. F. Market Four curluudn of pulutoes In 10 and 15 pound bags are leurlng Klumalh county this , woek for Snn KniuoUco and Ouk- land. So far ns Is known, this Is tho first lime that potatoes : have ever been shipped- In pack- i uges of fills site anywhero ill the world. Tho little buKs are being pack ed by (Jrufton-Jackniun company nnd a ro going to tliu Mutunl Sturos, a cliulu orguuliutlou I with 250 stolen In the Uuy cit ies. Instead of ordinary burlap, ,1... 1. H ...1.,,.. ... i iua mvhb uiu b.iww j niuiv v-ui.-; , Inn lmortf wltli B Imtmliii1 Itrnml j printed on each one proclaiming to the world that wllliin 1110 , U. 8. 1 Klamath Uvin. They tiro olilAO Km --r N UNCLE Sffl U rMiim Arrest of Marjoric Ber ger Scares 'Screen Celebrities. WOMAN ACCUSED OF ....,. RETURNS Income, Tan Collector Allrgra Movie Htara Hail ('lirsted Gov. j eminent (rut of More Than , Million Dollar In ll.foiit Year. "A lib Aid of Mrs. llrrgrr. LOS ANCKLKH. Murch I a. (A. I (.loom parvadoa the world of alardoin In Hollywood today, j Screen eelebrlllcs. many of I hero :at leat. are wondering what the J future holds. They are begin ning to wonder how much thy ! will owe I' ik lu Sam when luvuatl-' gnllona are roiupleled. and s whether they will be held ro- aponxlble for any Improper acta srllllllPd t ft.dra, lnt.omo . uflrlalg l J- Marjorie Burger. jn,, u,.r,pr . Income tax rounel!ur of Hollywood, waa In dieted by a f.dtral grand Jury ,.,. v..,r.iv " .... ! e.,ni- . i ,td lmlaml .,d n prepurlng ; fiuudulent tucomc tax roturna for 1 ,,. prolull(.Mt fl,m personages. she Is aseerted by the govern- ),., offisriailai lo have agisted In' rrun there. Lannla confession . I dofraudlna the treasurv out of rStatee, he went lo the Uulck .. " .... , : .. . , "" ,n rereui years. That the apprehension ot the .Con.mo.0 . r. T-e, HARRY POOLE Members of the American Le gion, Veteran of Foreign War ' and. Spanish War Veteran will be special guests at the Pelican Theatre on Thursday nlghv, with II. W. Poole aa host. , "Behind tho German Unoa" an ! official (iurmau film ol . tho j World war will be shown at the ; Pelican Tlioalro. , : This picture will portrdy the 1 war as seen from the German el" ""d b ",tC""0,y ",U,r- o"B " "oo who looked ncros. , " Man L,and . !..,.. : Orgaulxnllon button on tho vards will admit nny member to 11,0 thoatro," Mr. Poole stated. The picture will show at tho theatre on Thursday and Friday l and Is said to be a graphic oc- ' count of tho maneuvers of the I tinrmnti troops In action 'sowed wllh soft white twlne , land every precaution I taken to T VETS I county thls.koop tho sucks clean and attrac-i... tire. The bags are similar to the small white bags used (orijoj.t. brcakfnst rerculs. ' ' " KvpliiinK Xew I'lixloin As explained by Juck II. G rat ion, official of the company, the tendency everywhere Is to imtlli.r find mtiltt.,. i.m.Vnvna tor foodstuffs. This la bocausol"" 1,10 ,,m lr,c VoaMl '"'; w'"j of Ihn mouern tendnnuy toward apartment house life with ftta I consequent duy-to-dny buying. I ., ., rtir sevuiHi i ears, coimu , nml M. Rrnrinn '- h,i. hann shipping HO and 25 pound sucks ' an Incruuslnij percentngo of i.cuiitluui on Pn our) Armored Car The new typo ' armored car caln.t the revolutionary soldiers are mounieu in inu turret anu ine I V..1..1 -.lit., .l of his robberlea in Klamath Kail vura lvn Inat nlaht bv HarrV fl .alu t W I -Aii4ta whn 1. charged with looting thc'BuIck j gttrale- i In the story of hla burglarizing told to Sheriff Low, Lannla sulil HARM LAIIS ADM! S CRIMES , firll, l,rlrliJ Ihu IWIh""''- ""IJ fW -v. ., no iirat - eurgiaruea ne . . ...... - -.iin,... r rahnm- Unrf house and atolo several shirts. ; When he discovered the wearing I 'apparel did not fit blin. he walk-1 i ed several blocks to the Klamath ( superior laundry, broke Into the; u"'ln traded the Bath nOUe "n rl" for other ahlrU In ,bo 1u"ur. '"' n"d hlm bl!t- t ..... i .in iTn ",,,,!.. !."'' ...... --;aa temporarily ahsent. About thut ; time a freight whistle attracted ! hi. attention. Ho decided to Rave, hopped the train and went . lu KuffAtin mrhiro h bnueht a Ford car a-d PP." d TX l" ! ceuso. i About thut time. La no sher i if fa detttins arrested the youth ' at the request or Sheriff L. L. ' Low. ll.ltlI.N IlltlNtiS HV1T .... , . . . . ( hurKlng that the defendants look torclWe possession ot five I cowa iaa heltrn and tnree ho,,,.,, 8- v. Hardin brought suit In circuit court today against Walker Smith. Frank A. Smith and A. J. Tracy tor tho recov- ery of JlliB tho vnhib of the j livestock and for J70 a month j from February 25, 1928 o date, ' nt on tho livestock. ' for rent MARKET MOVKS TORWARD XKW VOltK, March 1H, (AP) i With relatively low rail money nlrH tompomrlly ullaylng unens- IncM over Uw crwllt situation, i !lhe t.Hk innrket moved forward : ! ful,. lit MwiinnM t.ft nn lIllUHIInllv ' hit-go quoin of favorable and biiNlnees news. trsido KIRK HKSTUOY8 1I.1NUAR CVRTISS F1KLI), New York, March 13. (AIM lire today de- irii)' u liangar of Uio Iloircrs i n i ., 1.1..1. ,.n pf .,r Itrpn. ...u. n. utored. -It .,,,. ...1 ,i, ,,i,i Ih XKW MOIIKHX STATION' ! 1H)RTLANU, March 13, (AP) 1 I .wiM-opf til r.i.tl Mliiltiin. ft 11 1, ' ' ' j 01 n ciiiim 01 aoivn iu m ouni ....-.... ' here, within two montliJi, W. A. Cutting, in chance 'or oncrntiiin. iiiiiiounetHl lolav. mm.. DIST KNHl'LKH 8HAXUI1AI SH.WCHAI, .March 13, (AP) 'Umr.like Uut- from thef Uobi . j Last Minute News j: Used in Mexico being used by tha Mexican army la ehown above. Machine (una ear precedes me locomotive. GRAND OLD LADY OF STAGE HAS 84TH BIRTHDAY KOA.VOKE. Virginia. March' H, (AP) Mf.' Blanche Wrlf- ' ten. Virginia s "grand old lady 'of the stage." celebrated ; aiase. her elshlJr'four,h birthday yesterday "l "or "ear 'ouiiuc, Vat, u IlUUIIVaO She still rocalla the auge fright which ahe experienced wnen. aa a gin 01 Ji. ane mane her first appearance In Lon- j . i . . .. i .. . I I . . 1 of her stnso 'career. YOUTH. BITTEN BY DOG, MUCH BETTER TODAY 1433 Lawrence Jenklnson of Lakeview street, confined to the Klamath Vallev HoaDltal with a . . . . . actP 1roun? 10 '"S "gn, tne result ot nannc neen on- ten by a forocloua police dog .... ondar .ftern0on I. reported ,. nU.e. ncco,dlna to the at- ,,,, phy,,clll. ' . A" ?" w" .'f he la reported as out of danger, , VICTOR SUANE FINED $100 ON Df)n7F fHARf.F . . 7 . ,"J"U'" " " i"er. and In attempUng to eor DJKJZsC V,nAlUL been cat, to date. trrrv7t7C TWO ' ...,. ,h. . Victor Suane, alleged bootleg- ' Iger paid a fino of 1100 In po- i session of Intoxicating liquor. Suune was arrested Monday; night on Sixth and Broad siroeu , by city officers. When brought before Police; Judge U. 8. Ballentlne this morn- Ing, Suauo pleaded guilty to the : cbarge. ' ' deecrt engulfed Shanghai today ,n ,h wor' or" reported hero : In ten years. Tho dost waa bdonn more than 13O0 mUee " """" Mongolia on SInrch H. riiriiuiiinn ca.a ns nll.lNuHAI, March IS, (AP) I The (iei-iium rrelahter titeeaon, ' bound for Honar Kong, struck the j I bottom near the Saddle Islands , j today and Is believed a total : ! lose. An unnamed liner waa j standing by and had reecued 8 I vMUM.iiicc.rs and most of Uio crew. At.RKK ON WORLD COURT liKNKVA. larch 13. (AP) The international jurists, includ Ins Kllhu Root, are now in so rord concerning nil aecUons of . t. 1 ., . . ,u.i. IM'llll OniT. JHWHai'l ITfl' in(. witi, American rescrvn- tion on dvtso,T opinions. WIIKAT PRICKS DROP tillC.UM), March 13, ( AP) ! Opening at 5-11 decline to H ad- j vniKc, Chicago wheat Inter do- cllnrd all around. Corn, oats and provisions also were easier with corn stiu-tlng. 13 PER CENT OF IPINE GONE Estimate Cut-Over Area Reaches Total of 93,845 Acres DOES NOT INCLUDE INDIAN RESERVATION .Alao Uoee .Not Include National Korest Area; Klgure Ilrniain- ing Ktanillug Timber la in Neighborhood of Une Million Acree; bun c K I". A. Miide by K. " Thirteen and nine-tentba of I the standing private timber of Klamath county has been cut uiuuiauiuni. oia aoee 1101 include Klamath Indian reserva- national forest timber. Thl a tho finding of an In - "j Klamath Forest Protective asso- i r li. Il.m ftl,ti In MtilK th.i B.-ltial ' tlniHted j The investigation revealed that ' 3.845 acres of Klamath prl ! rately owned timber had been i cut. These cut-over areas were spread over 3a townships In all I sections of Klamath county, out- .side the national forest and the reserratlcn. VA ! 1",K"a rndm.kl'nL".,,ne-rLnfi"' "oonced today that a new inland In ma k In r a new roun- . . v . . . - . . ty cruise, have cruised St4.4 acres, accord mr to ncurea reieas- ! ed at the county assessor's of flee ! todav. Accord, to this firm'. I estimate there 1. vet to be emi- , ed 67.560 acres, or n total of , . , V l '.Z'X Ti the Klamath basin. (The county cruise la applicable only on pri- vately owned timber land). It Is found that.lS.S per cent . or slightly oyer oniKhth of the STORAGE PLANT WILL RE BUILT Establishment of a large cold storage plant In the quarters for-I morlr occupied by the Allen and I Lewis store -on Spring street, was announced this noon bv A. M. 'Collier, head of the Klamath Ice i and storar eotnnanv. who added that the necessary remodelling would be com Dieted within 40 ; day. I When comnleted the storace : plant will provide facilities for I 2,000 cases of eggs, Mr. Collier j said. Legi slati ve S e s sion Described By Collier! An Insight Into the hundreds , ot problems which confronted j senators and representatives of the Oregou legislature was ; brought home to the chamber of , comerce membors and their ; guests -at tho forum luncheon to- day when Andrew Collier, repre- j scntatlve from Klamath county 1 gave an interesting tulk on soy- I crnl ot the most Important hills ' presented this session. "Tho loglsluturo' . might be, termed the house of 1000 deci-1 slons, when one knows that 1021 bill were brought before the 1929 legislative session," Mr. Collier commented. With but 60 days, including Sundays ou which to utudy these SaltilloiCAR TURNS : : TiirTi r" -t- POSTPONE TRIAL OF B. BAKER I'UHTLA.N'D. March tl I kv ' A tick Juror atopped all prog- reaa In the murder trial of Blur- ton baker, Klamath Indian, to - day. Kfforta to obtain a phy- alclana report on the condition of the Ju; r. Jackaon C. Wlllla. : proved f rultlen, and Dr. Brooka, , government doctor, waa delegat- ed to make each report to the court. Wlllla waa reported fo be ran-! ning a high fever. Court offl-j riala aald In event the lllnese la protracted new Jury will be ae- cured and trial started again. The' conrt room today waa; filled . with Klamath Indiana. : some CI them witnesses, and oth ers relatlvea or friends of Baker i , or Bldwell Riddle, the man Bak- er la alleged to have killed. The fathers of both men were present. Inthe marshal' office daring the receaa a reunion of the era waa held. The Indiana, ioubvi. tufcDoosea. braves, wrln- , kled aid chieftains, quietly took possession of the place and pro - ceeded with their morning toilet a proceaure inai consiaiea ' mostly of combing each ' other's Jhalr . FORCLUBWQRK With approximately 400 bo- and cirla slaned id for various j iivMoBt , cinb ,0rk.J !mnk RTtnn. rnuntv club lead- "Jcoru ciuu iui'uiuruiif attaIned thla year. w .i . inn .i.. . L, date 14 MWiBK clubg J5 2! J. ,1a F. l: "raeT, yet he daVry aia. 1 ner re yi i ma uairy ' Ca'f P'5 5lu.bg' "t ' thelr membership should bring ,h total over BOO. Last Tear oar membership was about 400.", , . . pnipn SIGN 400 rr r iu v i.u a w w , ...-. C17W717D ITlMIXCl;ot th0 car an1 w" unab'0 UllHO Continued on ! Tbraa , The plan and apeclficailons for nnlta number S nnd 4 of the new ewer aytem and eewage disposal plant ot Klamath Falls i hare been examined and found satisfactory by the Oregon Statu a j " ! J T- ' Wttte I,d"y ' , " " T, , .T Strieker of Portland .tatlng the "an' had beon PPTe' Plan and specifications for nnlts number 1 and 2 were ex-! amlned last December. Tentative approval ot the en- tire nroiect has been alven. but final approval 1 reserved until satisfactory operation of the 1 work is demonstrated. ! bills, Mr. Co'.ller explained to hia audience the great amount ot ' work required by those attending. ' Bills, which were ot most In-' icrest to Klamath county were1 briefly dlecussed by the speaker ; during the limited time given, Tho cuttle rustling bill, which ' effected Klamath county wa dls- 1 cursed by Mr. Collier. This bill 1 passed after having been in tho ' sonate tor mora than S week wllh hut one docendlng vote. 1 High lights on this bill calling Ifor all butcher to be licensed. I all dealers to have licenses; all , meats to bo tugged; dute of 1 killing: .location and brand were to'.d. CvuUnued vu faga Two) UK Lt Al o MILES ', , ' ' ! Lee Bible Meets Instant Death as Machine Rolls ' Over and Over. -AmJ,PDA MAM Aicn vAMLKA MAN ALdU DIES IN ACCIDENT rathe .News Mam Struck ! by MnrtUac MacUno, aa lie Attempted to Get tToae-ap of Lee llihle'e Attempt to Set .New Heel Recorrl Beach. OCEAN SPEEDWAY. riaiAtli Ttaa1i Via Hf avik . r v. v-i.i. v j xo ' uiuiu trusn- ed into the sand dunes and Bak-;waa killed here today while : ,v f .....- on - " ! miles an' hour in an attempt i to set a new World's record in J. M. White's Triplex ' racing machine. The accident occurred some ! three mile down the beach os , (be' north end of the measured : mile course, the machine apin nJng ronird.'tn the eoursw and ; plunging into the sand dune. ' Bible, at mechanic, waa ' killed Instantly when the " 14-cyllnder 1 triplex racer In which he was at ' tempting to break the world's .speed record of 231 miles aa hour, got beyond control and ' ..-.. j ,k .a charlwI Tr,ub. .Pathe New. i. vi. machlne, .' w kuled. The t . Prident nannened at me far : north end of the course. , . ... . . . ! w n!.VtiMH h mn- ! Blble h.d. Dotlt8d. I TnB" "a m" """.r- L?e I "h'to" nSS. 11.0 Trav pbotographer s name Wfts Trover ! A reigned among the . n.i.'t n , nr. I. tha mm ml at n n il uui ;the and an ambuanco rab- Lj ,u .., ,k rint reporU reaching the tim. ., ,u were to tn. etfect lbat Bible ran too far out toward the PAUL J. HALL I g,wj r " T7 r lirvT-U : v-natvrv.jCat tiiii BURGLARY TRY . . , , . A complaint charging Paul i. Hall, aged 29, with attempted burglary was filed In the offices of the district attorney - this morning. Hall was arrested shortly after 7 o'clock this morning at 31!) Spring street by police officers while attempting to break Into the ware house of G. L Stebblns. Another man with Hall e- jcaped and had .not been located 1010 ,m Bilernoon. 'wa Il8tet as s vagrant on tho police docket. : - , Aunt Het "There wasn't no card 6a some of the birthday gifts the Aid Society women give mo, an' I bet that catty Smith wo man waa the one that put la twelve wash rags " .