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

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Newspaper Page TextTHE .WEATHER nttEOON: Hnln tonight ami Monday, snow In (hit Midi mcuu In In runges, moderate tempera lure. Blrong southerly wind, ill I lmo gales on the mail. Associated Proas and United Press Telegraph Service Herald Advertisers Appreciate Your Trade Price Five Cent KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, SATURDAY, APRIL 13, 1029 Number 7017 cm da mm mmki it City Edition The Old Home Paper irA Been Thinking Merchandising and Ad vertising Are The Two Big Factors Behind The Establishment of The Wanamaker Fortune! Goods Must Be Moved. By BRUCE DENNIS IIKN I ho estate i( I ho lnl Hodman Wauaniakrr. one of the mm anil hulrs of John Wnua maker, had boon Inventoried at a tow thourand dollars abort ' Jilo.noo.diiii, wlihuut Including ii roui ito. it bom m- sppur- ont thai fortune, run ,t.,m from retail husltica. Of courao 1 ho roinll husluosa U on It s part of (he fortune ihnl imllt by tlo Wana- tnaker method, but thon Itodnmn Wanamakcr was only on of the- heirs. The largest slice of bis oa- tsio Is 7S share of atook valued at Hlft.onii.nno in lh Wana makcr cum pony. lh bualnes blob dcala In rotiill trade and iiuutiuo lie r lias stores In Now Vork. Phils- i nlphU. Boston. Purl. Tokyo and , SAC'RAMKNTO. Culif.. Phnnghal. i U very pUIn thai; April l.'l (AP) Mrs. Ir-1 Ihe Wannmukor method brlngi mine WiHPmail-Siclaff hlld In a great deal of money; Tho.o jht,r favorable? day in the ini metbods therefore, aurdy oiulit ; hmeilt cm.hc of Suiicrior to he profitable for nier.hsnts In study, whaieror their line may h jnd wherever llioy du biialneis. Luridly Ihoao tnolhod, like .any other bualnraa formula, are rery simple. They ran bo dewrtoed ly two words, Tlioy are not very , out 01 ino l.o.l AllKCICH ll. siiorl worda hul Ihey moan a trift litlorney'H office I II Kroat deal and anyh.idy ran tin-.' I'ltidinp; evidence purporting tloratnnd thorn. Thoao words are to Khow that 8llO h.i been .Mor.bnd.ln and Adverll.ini. i,,millo nf nn 8nnc -Theao words and the Ideas and Inrn (it 1'roVO. Utah. buidneia melhmU they connoin are m.irrinl; and It Is a life match, and a very Intimate one In every modern sitcoeasful re lull business. ' Whon a business falters, loi ters, and appears to be a failure, a bnslness doctor visits tho firm !"'l"t in t...-. nnd finds that they have boon. w H,"" 't-'rds no.loctlnr on. or ho'h of those ; T1"' '"" rec. rda ore said to Ideal, A succossfnl retail host ness is liko a river with a clear chu.ll no flowing 111 roil ah It. That moans that lis stock Is constantly 1 In motion, that there aro no ac cumulations of dead sto. k pillns: ; up uselessly, rloRclna; Ihe flow, ' Ilka mind bars In a river channel. Commenllns; upon tho Wana- ' inuki r fortune, the litiluth llcr atil rerently said: "Tho success ful merchant keeps the mind bars N I ul by keeping away hIiikkIhIi lti ms In Ills stock, oven at less than cost, because that Is cheaper I Polls and llcnd. this week oxer than letting them stay and ac- , clued an op! Inn for Ihe purchase iMimulalo overhond costs. Ho does this as well as lolling his live merchandise move hy advertising. Dead Hems In slock acqitlrn dust and wear on shelves, and are costlier than advertising a sacri fice ii lt ihnl clears away dead (Contltiiioo ns I'uaa rourl Poor Pa "Ma fusses nt mo n lot, but t don't think l0 renlly ro grels marryln' mo except whon I'm got a poor nppclllo after she's rooked a good dlnnor." ni Mrs. Wiseman Seilaf f Once Inmate Of Insane Asylum " V Say Woman Who Explod- j c Bomb Shell in Hardy Hearing Unreliable CROSS EXAMINATION WILL OCCUR MONDAY Attorney for Judge i'nrliw Hardy l My Plana lo Counter Manning Itlotr Cfrmdoiii d by TfMlmoR) of Wuiiinn Hired In Produce "Ml.a X." Judifc Carlo S. Jlitrdy yen tcrdity hut on Mondny it may bo a different Mory whon the dcfe,,c MtackV! htr textimorry with rocortU Allortioya rt. 'finding Jmlco Hardy doclarod li.day they had Inatrurtcd the lis Auxoles rtls Irht attorney's office to send to Harriimcnio till documents chow- MENImliiY NOT SOUND ALLEGATION tn at toKiiiuoiiy slven ilurln thoiToomhs, irsnd In r Mid mnuMiuil eonrt 'he now hearlnaa of the A I moo Mcl'hcMon ile annum thoao papers and lo have hecn Introduced In tlio Los Anitelos hoarltiKs ns means of (IIk. mill Iiik Hi,, reliability of Mrs. If'nolliMto on Pnee Mtt ! I.AKKVIKW. Oro., April 1,1. llieArmond llrolhors, welt known sawmill onoralors if Klamath "ml oierallon of tho sawmill for- merly operated by Campbell, Ar oner and Davis, on Paisley mountain. Tho mill has n dally cnp.icliy of upwards (f SS.ooo feet nnd Is In Ihe eenler of a stand of excellent pine hollt prl va'ely , und government owned. The new operators left yesterday . nfternnon In an attempt to reach j tho mill silo, nlthnugh snow Is i qiillo deep yet In that vicinity, KLAMATH IN BUY SAWMILL Announce Six-day Week O.C.E. Freight Service!; InniiKtirnllon of slx-diiy-n sorvko over the O, C, & K week rnll- was announced Into j evening nnd freight received from yoslerday by N. II. B gne, genor4'o-al shipper or arriving nt nl miimiKor of tho hrnnrli lino which extends from Klininlh Fulls Oil miles east to lis pre sent lerinlliu nt Illy. At tho snmo time a redurtlon In freight rules and tho nn iiouncement Unit the depot will he completed In Iho growing jlown of Illy within n few dnys. Tho new depot will have n rn- ! pnolly of four rnrlnadu of i freight. In order to give best Tiosslhlo DISCOVER BIG FIRE WAS SET Htalo and county authorities today weie bonding every effort lowurda tho apprchcnsl n of lour dorona robber ho , looted ilio till of Iho Hymn slur of llently early Wednesday morning and then o-l llro to ilio More caus ing tiluto wliii'b uourly wliod out Iho roHorvtitl n community snd endangered Iho llvoa of u woman and small grl. v "There la m queatlna oImiui I tin fact that tho blase was of In cendiary or Ik In", said Deputy Sluto Fire MJr.lml Malohurn In day.. Tho padlock woa torn off a d or snd a rhiap ripped loose, tine hundred dnl.ura in quarters, hnlve and dollura, worn stolon from Iho till. Tho robbers failed to toko dime, nlckloa mid Ron nie." Sheriff Low und Mul'-horn In vestigated Iho alto of Iho I.Ik iCotitlntirft on. Pa" 1 i C. FIND RO Tnnilnn mill Til """'r sooulmaster In a se.--; TOOiSfilJILTy!HHS:pii MFFTINR ;nroup of boy scout muuntain 1 JJ,LllllU lluy C. ToombV arena..,! of wri k - - - - ... tnovlna IS.5oO.oOO of Its u-seu. was convlct. rl of a ol.ar.e of i- atilnc fslao certlri atos or alork In a aia loH torill..! Aimnnfl In circuit court. Ills punli.hmont ' 5''"l"r'1u'- Jnt D'fnr,, '"" was flcd at three vears In irl..-'ln" descent last nlcht. rotten on and SJ.uno fine ro ' "3r- aurlln l"io K.-onp The oao hl been elven to'rt"wn lh M lo '"ro- the Jury tale yeajorday and a!l'0', ' scaled verdict returned last nlsht I ""rold Sllffenson. the patrol after near y flvo hours of dollb- "" p T" . oration. ' "'- The cUro was one of v -i KLAMATH HIGH oral tnairiinents roiu.nod nRHllit Who was preHldent of w defunct Insurance com pany. Ho la chanted in other In dlcimonta with Ismilng additional fnlao eerllflcutes and with enihe slemotil and using the malls lo defraud. This was his first t ri.it In connection with the crash of the company. roguFvaTley SMUDGE PERIOD PASSES TODAY j MKIiFOltll. Ore.. April 111. (A P) Wurmur nod cloudy weather came to tho Uogue river vaiioy today und brounht t an end a period of heavy smudging In orrhurds, nocossll r. toil hy soasonuhle rold weather. mi-! FIVE CONVICTS ESCAPE PRISON llOlSTO.V. Tex.. April 1.1. (A Pll--Klve long term convicts sawed their way out of tho tuberculin- wurd at tho Wynne statn pils n farm north of her.' shortly In-fore midnight Inst night and esc.iped Ill tl heavy All avail- bloodhounds downpour ot ruin, able guards nnd look up their Inrll. frolght service-. Ihe leave Klnmnlh Falls train will n to lti the Klniunth Falls each duy over Iho - Southern Pacific nnd tirent r-! thorn railway will he transferred Ihnl evening und delivered In early morning nt. Illy, Sprngtin Hlver nnd oilier points along Ihe lino. Time change.! will give those on the recenlly complotrd line a much faster and cheaper service; In their annual race here today, jlhnn has been given. Freight The uuofllclnl time of the llenr Jawing. Porlliind Monday morn-; for the Ino tnllo course was Ion tCnnilnuoO on r.f Three 'minutes nml 20 seconds. u T TRIP ends; N FATALITY Patrol Leader Off Cliff and 1$ Killed Last Night - RESCUE PARTY FINDS GROUP ON MOUNTAIN 1.. union, ttn.h.. IU.y Kcut .. ' .. .. . Mountain lln,l.ln Kxoedlthm i:nd In Traar1y l-t XlRlit W bin Itolla-n llork filvi-a Wny la Party lirM'onila Kto.-i Nloiei I nr.H Ki.Aii. aan.. April I3. MAPI with one or their party . .ii.hii iioninitr .iiii a iironon iitv and their aooittniaator In climbers wore returned lo Che- i w,-,,n - an" 1 "roinor. a i rmor ! 'nlverlty of Idaho football star. i scaled Quaruito Peak, which nil feet a hove this tiwn I rises STUDENT WINS STATE CONTEST Miss Mnlilu Moot-o, Klamath I I'nloit high school Mtudent won I the district champl .nshli in the , oratorical contest being eondticl 1 ed by the Portland Oregonlan. ' held In Mend lait evening. MU.S Moore competed bkiIiih1. other contestants fr m Iledmond. Lakovlew and Bend. xll addresses wero on the I'nlled Ktales Constitution. I Wilson Wiley, Klamath Kails: t n. W. Sawyer, llend and I,, ltech j tel of Prlnevllle were judges. Mls Moore will compete with , Ihe winners from ether district j In tho stnto nt a contest In Port-, nnd whon too state champ. on wtM chosen. fi.WfiSTKlS VICTIMS ( IIK (;o, April I!!.- (AP) Two men wore found shot lo death, Hluiiiied face downward In Ihe r-iir sent of n Ini-go seilnn curl) today near Iho nllry en trillion of the Western Hotel. 'loom. HUSKY JI NIOI1S WIN OAKI.AXD KSTUAHY, Calif., April 1:1 (VP) Coming from behind In tlio Inst mile of the nice, the Junior arslly crew ol he University of Washington il(- f.nle.1 Its rlvnls from Cnllfornln ; by ihrvo IcitKllis here liMlny. MVHOX IIKIiCICK 11KT1 IIXS i Ann aifitrv. inrn . 1.11 i ycon T. Ilerrlck, ImIovim1 hy .., ....Hoiih. i-iinio hnrk lo Am- ,.,-icn loilny lo , sleep through etci-nlty in hhi nntlve hind, U.KAH KltOSII WIN OAKI.AXD KSTIAIIY, Cnllf., April 1:1, (AP) Itv n scent iiuii- gin of ten feet tlio University of Calll'i rnln fivslinion crew ill- fisili ,1 the Washington jeorllnis he chosen. County Judge F. H ;l Last Minute News I VrfSAAOVVVVVASrVVAoyVOIAAOWOVAAAAAVNAOVV MR. SHOUP TO SPEAK WEDNESDAY S inborn Psrlfir'a ntlliudu to- ard tho etli iiHlonn of lh Croat .Vorllirrn snd Woslorn Parlfli: In Miiiihern Orogon mid norib orn Culltonilu will ho ovplalmd Vl'ofliiotiilay nixpii hy Paul Shout), (irosllmt of Iho Kouihorn I'jri flo. at what tlvo proinlvi .t la-lhe one of tho hlKV'Mt rhani It of rommor- forum lunrlf Tumblef ' ''M , t,'r '" ,u Klamath KjI'.h." lie I'oll.nn Uay Lumber row tuny, will priwlilo. . I ho mooilim will h hold In (he Wills. ! hotel and aicom-- o'"n ""n ' '"r i1"- Mr. Khoup. roooitnliod as a , rallro:..! nonius in the foiled State, raw from the position of r"'!n cl"k, 10 h' f re"' nl " " alllon a rhlcf exeruilve of one , . o( r,lroaU, , ,ao . rniied filniei. He will arrlrn In Klamath Kails Wednesday moru . " proiiaoiy return 10 Jn i ! KruiieiM-o Wednesday venlnu. Mr. Khnun'' nflrirouB. tl la un . dm,ood ... , . Ih. i in i hi utiu. mill c.wcr iiir raauun why . Sou,ni.rn pJCflc rail H'niitlnuoA on I'affa Tnl JP 1 1 1" 1 R .TflH IV A mooting of the Central rail way committee enrap sed of a number of civic and quasi-public orgjnlutions mhtrh have en dorsed tho proposed extension of Iho Croat Northern and West ern Poelfic railroads, wis held this afterno n in the office of the Klumath Irrigation district. These organizations, however, rnvor a route which would take the Ureal Northern throuicU Olone (lap. across Poo Valley, through tho Shasta View lrrlga tl il district, through Malln and on south. COUNTY COURT HOUSE CLOSES FOR ONE HOUR As a tribute to tho J.tto Krnnk II. McCorunck, fornior county commissioner and pr;mineut Kla math pioneer, the county court house closed between !:S0 p. lu.. and 3:30 p. m. today to allow employes of Ihe court h-use op portunity to attend the funeral caught on eny such proposition services which wero hold at the as he was nabbed this time. It'll Karl Whitlock Funeral home. ' he Portland nnd prosecution nn The closure was ordered by dor the Jones law. Do yon root- County Judge (Sodd.trd. PKUKXTIKK PI.AX WASHINGTON. April 13, A ") n, vote of 17 lo 4. the Imuso ngrlrultnro eomnilttec to-j day ii-Ji-cti-d n proposal lo write i mail carrying contract and ccver tlio export IMientiire plan into od a certain route each day. Ho the new form relief hill. The ; proposal iviis offered as nn amendment liy Itepreseiilntive Jones, domocmt, Texnrt. ' f ; V (A I - i:V-SKN.Ttm DIF.f KHKKMAX. Tex.. April P) Joseph W. Italics', former I II lll-ul 111.1m l.i,.,,. Cr..... Tii. .ic,,,,! .i.-nil In the district couri room here today. Mr. ltnlley j mum oiM-nring lu n case involving1 , lol rules on lirlduo over the : lietl It Ivor. Ho ilrpHd (lend shortly after making a plea for the Irillisfisr of Hie null lo the fi del ul coo it. WlNTUlt HITS XF.W I-IXIitAXD HOSTOX. April 1:1, wl) Winter nns fell in many sections of Xew I'lngliinil toilny. Coastnl ; ettli monts rre Ihe chief stif. ! fcrers ns high spring tides, muted by a strong; ivlnd flmxl-, oil streets nnd collnr,- nnd In wmio places Ihrenteneil lo destroy buUdliiifs. BIND OVER 0 RAIL d . u. : tiijiN,n 1 . iniuiuisi; ..c...s This Morning Before , i ,. . ederal Magistrate WRIGHT TESTIFIES CONCERNING FIGHT .. . ,. . Itiin Ont of HoUW As He 8aw;nort of ,he Glenele River. The Captain ICrarh Hud.lonly for; Canberra waa enroute from :U-:io CalllM- lllflo: WMow of 'Wyndham to Derby. rain in TeMiri. , W'BC" lhe tc,T.n ,"lv"J1 V ' rific pace, the world cham-' Derby Captain Holden. Its pilot., . ... .. , ,. . nald he had learned by meana of ' Plon Lniversity of Call Teddy Captain, youna Klamath glj.nata tne somuern cross wasjfornia crew decisively de- nnian. io:it tnc.iirsi aairmisn in n:a ttxut lor freedom this morn - Iiik when he was hound over was hound over to the federal (rand jury on a cliatai) of second decree murder In onnne Hon wl;h the killing of Morris Lotflie. fv'low tribesman. tho Captain ranch uear Moil or otnt April ' A feature of the hearing was the account of Harold Wright who told of the quarrel with Captain which Just preceded the iiliontlng of - l.otcheJ. Wright said he and Captain had eugaged In a verbal rontro- (ContiiMO-o on r.nae Tw E VENDOR PA! Tom Barclay. Ihe "mail car rier Vi: tlegger." was freed to day when, he paid $400 of his JhiOO fine to Justice of the Peace V It. Harnes and nroniiteit In ise the remain ng 100 by Au- ril 25. The maRlflrteJ diii. not waste many words on' tfio well kuown Indian I haO : addressed a few words ot advice to Mrs. Barclay. "N.w you1 Icecp Yum on the right track. Mrs. Barclay," he. cautioned. "The next time he . Ize what that means? It means 'that you won't see y:nr husband ' for several years.' j Mrs. Barclay gavo her hus band a sidelong glance, and ; then gave a little affirmative nod to tho Judge. "Don't worry," she said. "He'll I not he back". ! Barclay stands out rather unique in the Klamath boot- legging fraternltv, llo held a always carried along with a qnnntlty of whiskey In nlong his mrll' route. , him; sell Railroad War Lakeview; I.AKF.V1EW. Kehooa of tho Ill Ore.. April l:t,tory and participate In traffic great rail battW . guaranteed by the vast forests hotweon tho Croat Northern and . tho Southern Pacific lines center- Mug in tho territory between i Lookout nnd Westw.od wer.' 'sounded here the past week, with presentntlvea of both lines soekliiK favor of the Lake county I chumher of commerce, and seek- ing tho enlistment of the local ohiimhor to Uke part In the hat- nK-itle. While no promises have hecu made hy any representative of tho company, rumor has it Hint Iho Great Northern is nnx- (ous to enter Ihe Lakeview terrl-j SOUTHERN , CROSS NOT DAMAGED STDNKY. X. H. U. April IS (AIM The rescue plane Can- berra radioed late today It had ju.t left the vicinity of tho Southern Crons di(orered yes - tnrdjy near Port (Jeorse. and hut a wentorn Australian ways machine had landed air- near It on the mud. The Canberra dropped four - bats of prorlalons to Cap - ,a,B Klnrsford-Smlth and companions, who were Xorc- ed down March 31 white St- tomptinn a fllRbt from Sydney to Wyndham. Tobacco and a XBrrwi,r trair" friends and well wUhers. Its position was given ns south latitude 15:3 and eaat . not damaged but needed only pe- ; iroi auu on. SEniL AUTO DRIVER last year, defeated the northern-' Ilob Arnold. Uxl driver, was ! in a surprisingly easy manner. I und guilty of operating a re-; They .WCI" ln'o he lead at the bide without a chauffeur's II-! start with a powerful and ecn cense. disturbing the peace and.tlnu,d o pull ahead for the r belng drunk when brought be-, fore Police Judse U. S. Ilallen- tine this morning. A fine of 310 was Imposed fori driving a car without a chauf ' fertr'a license and S25 for dis turbing the peace. Unable lo ! pjy the fines. Arnold was return ed to Jail. W. ilc(;i:no. tax driver, ar ' rested at the same time paid a " fine of $10 for disturbing the j peace and 110 for driving a ve hlcle without a chauffeur's II ' cense. , Nine men. charged with vag ' rancy were released by the police department when Police Judge Ballcntine deferred sentence. The men were arrested last night by city officers. n : . MRS. RANDALL WILL BE SENT vririTt I TfT K V 1 ",l,n"y r not In good condl INUKIrl 1ULIAI lion until May or June aro re-' :gardnd as good fishlnp early lr Kosoy Randall, fair forger, J the season. i. will hid good-bye to Klamath j The fishing season opens one' tonight for five years. - finlf hour before sunrise. Tho' In the custodyof a nurse from latest one can fish Is one-halC Klamath Agency, who Is taking hour after sunset. Alice and Joseph O'Donovan to) the Home of tha Oood Shepherd, Mr. rtn.,lll will ho tnton to Snlem where she will be turned ' over to Mrs. Clara J. Upton of the Pacific Protectiva society. .Mrs. llanoaii was senteucea to flvo years In the penitentiary by Judge W. M. Duncan and then paroled to Mrs. l(on for that period. The prisoner w-as told that her return to Klamath county would t-s viewed as a violation of her parole. Moves To Meeting Set of pine limber within tho dis trict. Traffii Manager J. II. Mnhnn nnd Attorney A. K. Wyllo of tho Nevada California Oregon were meeting business men yesterday and today, pointing out tho threat of the (ireot Northern program to the traffic tf the N. C. O., find the consequent effect on service to shippers over that 1'ne. Mr Mahon also pointed ont the fact that tho projected lino would closely parallel b ill (Continue en rag Six) - r- v. ONESIDED RAGE WON BY BEARS , ' ' ' , Margin of Victory la Fivo ' J r U It 1 .t and Une-Halt Length! Today ) TAKE LEAD IN BIG lospp AT VCDV CTADT ,4 i - - v a a n a CbamploBkliip ('alirornu Crew Knurl Out Ahead at Ib-glnning of lUce and Gradually llklrs ;p As Itare froKroaae rie fore llnge Crowd. OAKLAND ESTUARY, i ' P lX ; ,lnST Iar ahead of their i northern fival.t with a ter feated the University of' Washington . eight by five', and one-half length, in' .their annual three mile race' en the Estuary here today. - I The Bear crew, including seven bo nine teiernna that swept eonsoentire wins and the olymplcr" games ' championship IH,'"-'r race. At the half way mark they At the half way mark led by two and a .half lengths. About a mile from the finish the Bean had increased tho lead . to four lengths, two hundred .. - (Continued on Psga Two) FOR GREAT DAY With streams much lower thiia normal, at this time ,uf. year, Klamath anglers today were pre! paring for the openlug day nt the 1S29 fishing season, Monday., Predictions of exceptional early season catcher due to the con dltlon of tba water, were made, today, and many streams which : pi p ARTICI PC C 'rtK 1 t-l-O WELL COMPANY Articles of Incorporation for , tno Klamath Well Drilling com- pany, wero filed yesterday in the county clerk's office. Incor porators are Clarence V. Knlto, Floe J. Knloe and 8. R. Colvln. Capital stock Is 5000, Aunt Het 'Boys Is lomt harder to manage, but Nature fixes it so you don't hate to lick 'em tlko you do girls." ANGLERS READ yfTyeyeeerwii