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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1929)
Wop 2Etmtfn$ Utet uih Cjty Edition TpC Old Home Paper THE WEATHER OREGON: rioudr ' tonight, Tuesday generally fair with ris ing tomporaturus la lb Inter ior, normal humidity. Moderate northwesterly wind on coast. Associated Prcus and United Press Telegraph Service Herald Advertisers Appreciate Your Trade lrlce Fivo ConU KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, MONDAY, MAY 13, 1929 Number 7042 I? 1 flPvl f? ill FfllL k Thoughts We've Been Thinking Amorican Girl Pra', by English Painte- '.ill osophers Aroua Caus tic Comment pf Editor ial Writer. Talkie Face Peculiar Problem. By ItRUCE DENNIS' TMIAT English paluler wsxed eloquently about Ilia beauti ful girts of America when be aid: "Tho rnsrrablo effect of tbe Amorican girl la over helming. Ktio la a lb ln of nerve, grace. alortuoM, wbiilrsonieursB, and - t'liarm. I would uul have bo Iliivtd that o many truly beaull ful (IrU were la Iba world as I baro niel here." Tluu Englishman could liva gou a step furtlior beta una Ihsre are atlll many moru adjectives In tho language (bat wry properly , atiply lo tba American girl. 1'IIK trend now toaard Iba "talkies" In (ho niovlcs baa caused (ba Newark Star Kngle lo luaka I lil wry proper cotutucu lory on what might apply to tbv "talkies" all ovur Iba country: "All I nut pea-bus and cream with Ibe talkies In Iba inorlo. in apllo of tbo fact Ibat tbiy bar proven enormously success ful and tba big producers ara luuklng no other kind of plc t'turua. "Tba ilf't-ulih.ar aui bolog encountered lu foreign markets. Wbuu tba talkkis were II rut made It was rucogulscd Ibat the tlluia nicotapanlid by tbo Kngll.li speech would ba o! Bo vuluo tor vtport lo Kraucu. (iurinany or Italy or oisny othor countries which bura always buvn largo buyers of American mudes films. It n supposed, hoaorer, tiiut tba plctura uiurkel In English would ba understood since In Iba United Status the English Inn luago iu tho common tongue. Now It develops that" Eur1I1i motion ple'.upi audiences aro hav ing difficulty recognising the Kngllsb lauguiigo as It Is spoken lit A murks n In lb talking mov ies. Tho llrltalu coll It "Ameri rnuene" and lliu pronuuclutlou ' nt many words and phrases s i Ik' I ibcui 'as1 ludicrous, pik ers of talkie1 pictures ara Vfj' rlcd ovur tbn situation. If they uuo British actors aud actresses, American oudlcuccM lire like')' to frtol Ihut Ilia talkies bavo gouo "blgb bat." It lluy usn Autorl inn pluyera the llrltliili ara uul Jtolng to bo pleased." lio 1 Is, that wbllo wo sneak tha English lauguuno, wo speak It qullo differently from tha pure brad Englishman. "pilILOSOPIIEIIB probably havo thulr plucc lu the world tho f ume ui corn pluktcrs, cynics and tojthpuMlo bul they glvo us a (Continued va I'uks Four) Poor Pa "l know thul our dunghlur Butty lovus ma ull tbo time, but shu sortur saros np bur affection until sho wants mo to buy hor something." Court Orders Trustees Ot University To Re-open Classes INJUNCTION CLP DCfl DV m i .1 ir i I i n i n III III la .1 U U I ' IAPII 1 t I - i brei ! I I I I I I I III I ! away a uutn ( Bonrd Restrained From i Enforcing Order o f Cloture Today TO BE KEPT ,,.' UDGE RULES SCHOOL TO OPEN, JUDGE , 1 i.Iuea Will lie t ondurlrd Itrioil-, 1 arly I'ntll Knd of I're-rol H--1 ' iimteri Chnriciw and t'onnter i , Owrgos Kraare Invc-Ugatlcn at ! Moines t'nlierslty. ' Dug MoillfS, Iowa, Mny: fa in r: !.. 10 IvtMlty. ordered clo.wd "un.- til furthiT ordcra" by the. I iumiti vswvia jj jsv I board of truMcc following Utude.it riot- Saturday jii.ht ; watl reopened today throutfh iwuMiue oi an injunction ' restiaiiiinir enforcement of . ... . . t . .. . npiMMuuuu i or inn xmmvjimry writ of Injunrtlun wmj mmlo uy j six students ot the university aud aked that tbe prosldent the school and lis board of trua tecs bo rcstrnlued from rioting 1 ! the university during tbo re juialuder of the current Molester ' sua irom lusing any acnou , I . .. ... . wmcn imgni tnieriere wiin l -. . I. at. !..- Hy- The uMiilon further demanded 'kM:p n,In ,rom ,H,ln,, el.H.ted:cni In 19.. ond brong.it Bur Tbo petition further demanded 1(,nl f . Khwl , .;dlck to bor residence in Belling. -n r-. my. ,.t)b u.t gtop-fathcr bam In October ot that rear. DRUNKEN AUTO ORIR JMUD: j dullty." This "as . - the plea entered by ' llean Clark when brought befnr ! Police Judge f. S. llulloutlur : this morning. I Clark was arre.ilil Sutnrny) I night by Traffic Off If or Totltn 1 churged with driving an i.titonio " bill while lutoxlcnt..-a. Tift nr., I ruHt wns mudo en Oregon 1 Avcuoe. - .. : Unable to pay a fine of 100.;, ,e.,cr,,a- - ,Ula,iV0 bill ,t.lurk was acnt to jail. , ,lnlhor0 ,,, CI)1,un ai, to ; I prohibition if hard liquors was' j OPTOMETRIST jlwuleu bn.lly. Kvery one of thoj t nuriyvj flI7I7IfI7 vra ai io ws a s ws i Dr. A. M. Hlmmmn. well known optometrist, and form.-rly i a resilient of Portland, hn taken n lease on n locatlun In tho I'uolo building ou Uout,h Seventh I street. Dr. Slninieu- and Mrs. Sim mmis will estiihllKh u' pormauont I borne iu this city. High School Hurt In Auto Accident!rs i -rosters enttlo protlnrlnc stntew Ciot'Ko May aud Glen Scott, moiiibui'H of tha Ktiimutii Union . high school band, suffered minor I cuts nnd bruises yesterday niorn jlnir nt 30 o'clocl: on the Pnclfle ' Itlghwuy north of r.oseburg when 'tha car In which they were rid ing wns struck by u northbound machine driven by Jennings Porry, longer, llrldito. Ore. Per ry wns later srrestud by Stulo Tafflu Officer Thnrhor on tho charge of reckless driving. 1 The youths woro returning from I Portland wl.ure they hud purtlcl ; patud In the stute high school baud contest In which the Kin muth Union !(;; uchool baud PLAN AIR HOP OVER ! ATLANTIC KW VOltK. .Mny 1J. (AH) lllg themselves a achedula of ours In hkh to rench Porlx. . 1 tbreo Krencb fllcra hop to soar ' from Itoosevell Field, L. 1 . 1 n days In a hugu single monoplane. If sueees-, Ir riders, Itone LeKuvro, Armeno I.ottl, Jr., and Jean As- I aalant, would belter by three ! bonrs the standing record estab-, ,, All-a.-. Fr.uJt" de-tructlvo march across iiahed in uti by Col. Charles A.j Woman Allege, fraud, leavas not . patch Lindbergh. land Mirepreentation r reen in its wake. -.... ...,,, ... ... . . . . The contcinp'atcd schedule ana luuila known hero lat night on the arrival of Ixtttl and Assalaut .im'ho ,ol"J Lfcr, iony "l ,h,;LOANED LARGE SUM ("cltl LottL financial backer of , I M i 'lb" flight, said the vrntare would! PLAINTIFF CLAIM) ' lie attempted simply out of sportsmanship. Tn0 -onopta,t , i.rm,ri,. 1vowcrcJ with a Sou borsc-powvr I lllspano-Kulia anilU4. baa been' t UooM.It Kleld undergoing a ;iuning-up lor tno past weoa. All ,ls now randy for the flight, Lou I litahl. tlin rMDulillllv 1iHit 11 r thn pl.no having been made In v . 11. 1.1.. 1. 1.. , ? "irrr"!Chargoa that Denton O. Uurdlck. 1T I Lrerra D,"r,n,!r ut ,h Lou"' 01 Th. night win be over 111.1"'"!"" nu protc"' CT nit) USUI Will DC OVr iircut arrk rOT,l- !- Ho,,rct Uur hour and can bo accelerated ''. ' .. ,lmalca. . . '"!'? a':'1 uours. ,oni Sttlil. no ! ".""0I,.W" uma'- J"f ' ft ma. i mi ji oDUiiiurid, would . nppruc lulj)- lower tliu tlinu f;CrV rilQPI A YC - UWrLrt I NO GRIEF FOR CllrtATIMn s r-. ,i .. ... . - ac.l TLK. Wniill.. Mfir 1 .T f ,. : . -.'-. VT s l "UIIU aW rtl'.fl , 1 4 . Wl'UI lu Jail because his arrest would ii ia,.n...n i-i. . u I. ... .. !. . . . .i p-futber -...11 j , .ii..j i ' pltul here lull nifc-ht from a bul-! let wound in the h,.ad. 1 lie boy shot his stepfather ... i i. .. ..... ..v... -,,.- nu.aruuy .uKm. I just meant to shoot btni In the arm," Leo told reporters, very Influential, waa an intimate "But ha must have ducked his friend of a former governor of bead down and got It there. ThUiOreKon. and could bring to Jus- i.i... . in .1 k .. . ,bo president of the boys club." I I ITTI F NATION S al linilVll VOTES AGAINST DRY PROPOSAL CENKV.V. Muy 13. ( AP)--tinit-ovlund. It uppearod toduy. b not In favor of even the most niiiiliriu.l Mr,.l.ll.l.li. I,. 1.;,ll..t " 1 oiss caiuous rcjccimi luo ...r-u. UJ mu lorlty I . .a 1 1 Tile ut, if n hml been accept- woui,i haie given the cities and towns tbe right to vote on ivl.etl.or liquors containing a heavy percentage of nlcohol .I.-..M lin nln- .l .- ..,1,1 ..u..v -u ' wluus would not hre been uf ' routed. Youths Are won first pluce In tho class C. division. Tho enr In which they were riding woj dtivun by Roy Lul'rnrle. As tbo Klu ninth high btnid unto curnrun was rounding u curve, Pe!rr, driving. It Is said, at nu oxcusn'Vo rate of spend, lost control of his enr when bis frout wheels lockod. Ills ma chine slde-swtped Lnl'mrle's enr knocking It into the ditch. Fly ing gluss caused tho lujurlcs. Tho two school students were taken to Ho-.ehurg where their wounds were dressed. They con tinued onto Kluuutth Fulls with (VVPtmavd on Puya 8tx) . D. ACCUSED E In Lawsuit mm Sarah K. Hmlili of IbHIInftham, ; jrol.' Membora of tho control; Wa-h. Instllulrd hull for the -crew will spread, a poison mash i lU-ror-v of ai7.3.K W.leh!:u " ot tha Hlie Alb-ges llordlck Induced Her to Give- t'p for Varions t 'auses. . miiiMW .ay is, lAri ' t m lH uJrtedSK 6 and , UKr iiuui uT.iuui'n vuuiii;i -A 1 600 from bar by , nd fraudulently repre- sums and uui.ity, ,, mu.l.. h..M I.J.V , U.h - Ik. smith, of Deiiinsham. wsii.., . in n cim action fii. d in circuit Uiri - - - Named defendants " B-r- illck. who Is Redmond Oro.. attorney, and bis wife. Zoa, bis 1 Ihrnihr and slsier-ln-law. Xlr.l iand Mrs. Nelson Durdlek. and Jolieph Marsh I Mrs. Smith declnrea In her ;.Mni..in. . I, .1, .. L.j. .n . ,1 . .ersblo sum of money and PropGfJARD SECRET 1 . . ... ,j .i,. eriy wmrai jvui. uu , ....h R. Mmh. n old ..- Mrsh. an old ac- ' ftii ti ( iiitB. cuiited hot cuiulu ' qualntnnce. "" n.M. in 1 nnrl hruuirhi II ur bam in uctooer 01 turn y. .itt - trinv thai sh retain him in legal capacity- In connection wth j ber '" Influential I Tha runt tilu in t I nrul tnaL i --V.V.V.: e .w" k "uruics io.u ...r.. cu,.... -",.,-, , -, , .,, i 'tl.. lh- nonnlo who had defraud- ed her. Ho said. loo. Ibe com- Me details ot tho discovery. I ,.tnt:it dcrlarua. that ho could. Tbo matter is eecret and con - bring about tbo recovery ot ner 1 , M... I, uiouvj uu iiiwi-.i.'. ...k--- . icit" acnool iioara tomorrow. iprooa-yn sho ptild to Burdick and Marsh. : camp were witnessed by experts i T-rtlTC bis haTe been recelr-! Batteries: French and Har !1M. "Ton" the department of national Ld. -.or,iint' to Muwani P.. Per-'. -reares: Ellioit, Dudley. Pattl- The complaint sets forth that (Coiuinu. fl on prs Twjl 1IM TAXI DRIVKTt lilwuii.. i. . ! iipi Th i,,.. Tom cunnibers. l - Last Minute News j ihImIiiX Housluo, Arts., Lux.Vdrlv.reinbllcAn houso leaders today: er, w:w fouwl by deputy slier. irf. Tin luwtr nmm In n uluillon , ...A M. .. K mJiu. ikiI ; i rJi. J..Vw. .--... !. i.,..'-,.ii.,n.l ' llim fr.Mii Dimirln.-. Tlie head lia linltorel In anil iieiitlTlctIon was tempU'ted only Oy impors. , TARIFF t'HAXGK SOl'GHT lV.iNllluTU.i My III. t.i I) Itepresonlntlve Slimnoais, re - . mibl.'cuit. Nebraska. iiliiiiuincixl for tomoiTorf to couslder nwikln; n united nppent to tho houso nays mid menus coniinittw to (luniKO tlio tariff status ot bides, iikiUs nnd live uul nabj. NO VOTK TOD.1V WASHINGTON. Mny 1. (A P) Senate lenders: AiHuilI.V ahonitoncHl plans to ps tne farm relief bill tmlay with n number of aineniliiients still to bo acted upon lute in tlio after noon. AGAINST FARM MEASIRICS WASHINGTON, iny 18. (A P) IloldliiK the export deben. turo plnu of fiinn ri-lk'f consti- TULE LAKE "HOPPERS" HATCHING Y'iri ot are baluz marsballed ou rjl lake for the nununl -war on ! gr isboppors which. In racing i aiantltlea, batch out each sp.'lng ; land lay wate farm und. Imps'lad 07 warm spring aun I li!n!. the lusoeta Uav ben ibittcblnz out br tbe hundreds oft tbonxauds during the pant few days. (Some bare aiready startod I With Tula lake Uuuiee.1 cooper- lluz and with a control crew well organized, everything la In readiness to combat the hopper (CONFESSION momue. County Aguut C. A. Hen- TWQ JUDGES unon auid today, l'olson wllllIVVU JUUU" jm the principal method of eon harden Thl motliod has nrjvod (very effective. I T'iu connty agent be'.leves tbe ! 'i.ltuatlou will not bo as sorlous! an In it bocause It appears that J ' n "" 1 located. . ' ! R.LAMA I H M1UH ' TEAM WINS BY LARGE SCORE Boforo 0 small crowd at the ,. 'iaunt-r Talr Brounda. Klamath !:..!, hteh ,hi h.i, teamti :ZZhZ,-rn. . m7 . ... V 1 . school S3 tj I. Saturday. , Tho. Klamath siugjor j ""red toe boll to the fonr 00. i . era of llio lot aud cprinted t I will around tho tags. ! , ... - tjr IArLUOlVt.it I IK K.XF .IIS VKits ob-en-e the ehastl? sl-bt - W aataaa mws w . TORONTO. Onl., May 18 A. -r -.it - i - .lunatch from r.f iu iUUU tuu buiuiiv iwaj " . , i socroTof a new cip'oslve ' 'said to bo more o.'fectlre than, l, ,,.,. v, : - v.v, ! Is beino: Bealouslr guarded br tbe department of national defense. "After cxtonslve trials at Peta- 1 wawn Camp, artillery officials ' , -"w roiu.oa aosoiuiuii lo aia- . unenuai. tuey suio. . "Tim Mn'. thj nr. Tl .if- , dnfenso and experts In tho niann- faetaro of cxploiros." Uttes revenue kst1aUon and nn - ,l l. ..i ...t ,v. should orbrinate In the bouse, I deWl to move to refuse to ac - ! cent thn nula farni nwutxliro ' h. .h.. .!. i " ! : ' ' vmv .w m-vruvtx ...... . TIOVIJ KOVC. Miir 1:1. IAP) mo linth.li r.tvr Rtinljoat , Moorhen roiwrled today she rra- ; rimt on almost continually yes. tenlay- while. Mviiminft np Hie siiRhuift from shiusiiui to nucn- ,oW. Mnch of the distance cop.' ered wns hi tlio sono of flKlitlii' bettreen tho Kwangsntes and tilt) Cuiitoneso. ' . ' WVlAKXKHS SHOWN NF.W YORK, May 18. (AP) bit regarding tlie reduetlou In the renown! rnte on roll money from len to seven per cent, the stock uuu-ket developed weakness to day as persistent minors of nil increase In Iwlernl reserve dls. count mle spread thronnh the financial dtslrl.-t. COVPLE DROWNF.U SPOKANK. Weh., May 18, (A P) Mr, anil Mrs. Bert Copon. haiw of Hpokane, were drowned lu a storm on Prnd Orelle Lake, neur Uajileiv, IiUho, yestentaj, searchers reported today after scanning the lake all nlyht. CDNVICIED INDIAN GETS iinn mm KM i ! II C Circuit Court of Ad- :U- 3' , fC" j n i peal Hand Down r ' . : Decision Today CONFESSION FAULTY UCCILIC. "Improper Inflotc-a' t'w-d to tiervra Admllon of On We : Havta That He Had Killed Lawrence Walker In a llnucli Hooms 5iear IV'atty. January ! SAN FKA.VCI8CO, May 13. IA: P) Confession obtained. "I f rrnirh tlid nv.vtr.n nf Imismrt- er Influences" were hold to be I a "fb Pirate" who, recently, statement today by John S. "poor erldence" by the Cnitel " iJ,ll?T?fi0wB' EiU Clair, Wis ' iM tw tabinz atation oti . . . ...... IStatcs circuit court of eppeals 'ucre toinr 'a lebilon jTrantlng; uv.u ivu. iu umva Orvlllc Davis. Klamath Indian, : conrkud in Medford. Ore., of .murder.- a new tttuL - .- r- !. lurs ' ' from the redeml district court conviction, mat no uau uecn i . t. . , . ''"' - Walker, another Indtan. , .-hm h wnii pWrfit Willi dull- I"'" dtal! la Ju-ry. liS.!yer' : -""' " 'Htilted in bis breakdown and - t,ultKtauint confotuiluu. D a T I s : " , ... mn . j ! asserted. Judge Und a In and i . . ,. .... . ul"rlc" M ,UH . tho lower court lor a new mat.; n'u oill"irt n!'i. . TZ, . BOARD TO OPEN , - BIDS ON FOUR ROOM ADDITION Bids for the construction of a ; fmr oom ada,tu,n d - ymnas - , um on Mills addition school will b opened at a meeting of the ; . rin. architect, who bus drawn the. 'plans and prepared the spoclfica- tious. BUILDINGS SET BACK ON MAIN)""- E1Uotl- McGraw ' 'ork of setting back The Snur and Thrt Snuthprn Ortann 1 btago ottiet! tlve feet nt SIS , . . and G17 Main street vena under lway this niornlng. ' JumeS L. Qllllin. Contractor , in cbitrirn of thn work, which will h r.,R,l t mmniotm.. t Tho bulldlnsrs. which adloin ---- - - - - ----- ' Wilt Oo Sol UacS live Icel. allow- ins wiuer vnwass uious iuuui street. Circus Opens; Parade .lri'llV Ml It--1 1 Staged In Circus day'ouco more. Just u I few blocks from the muin street, the bla top of tho Christy Broth ers big five-ring wild animal eir cui rears its treat bulk, flags flying from its peak. A small army of wokous. homes of wild I animals from all ovur tho world. I trended its way to tho show grounds. Lions and tigers, loop urda aud byenns, polar bear and jwlld boor, real reludser. sacred cattle, water buffa".o, stately ele plututs and grouchy looking cam. ,01s. Moro horses than one would go: to see in a month's travel, over in a rural community whero old Dobbin . is still supposed to SITES FOR AIR FIELD INSPECTED Accompanied by members of . the chamber of eommnrca air port committee. Mamhall C. Hop-! pin, government airport special-' Owen-Oregon Lumber Co, Int. connected wtln the Tnlted; -. o;iJ: P:t. States bnrean of aeronautics. Coilildew Building Katl was today Inspecting Tarlont! road Into Bin properties offered as sltea for the , . kZII"' 'i ANNOUNCEMENT IS eommuiee w composcu 01 'L A: KT' ph8r' T7 n.a and it. e. Geary. J. a Cordon la director in charge. 1 The committee U composed of j Tbo committee plarj to bane its decbiion of a site largely on! 'tLe -STlte of Mr- Hoppln who I; , raeuts. An announcement of the' islto selected 1s expected soon. Fl GEEK LOOTED !,. 'f" ,M ' f'niri Ps-kV a r A 1 Pfh 1 Tl t for I i.4ntT.two iarg8 rainbow trout, n0 theft won aiscoTereo iin, ;,.f,-ri day. A Uatchery employe! had counted the trout la tbe trap 1 P'n- ' to strip the trout of ogsa. J I TRAP Oil ,,,. .ho tblet bad,H- Owen, general manager.-!. i... 11.. Mid. minir 0 tint) nn(j killed tho trout and t n.n nt nnaanlnr trout !."" T" ' .. -.- Mile wa RlTor ! creek in e-ceptlonally small thts!bae surveying crew in the . . ' tint A !( It was said. TODAY'S RESULTS NATIONAL. Chicago .' 6 IS 4 8 Beaton ... Batteries: Jonn3rd. Koot and Gonzales; Soibold and Spobrer. (Cincinnati 1 It 0 New York Batteries: Luque and Gooch; , W. Walker. Judd snd OTarrell. ! ' Pittsburgh - " 1 . - a 1 sou, Bradshaw and Picinlch. St. Iuls 1 ililidelph'.a - 10 1 Batteries: Alexander. Doak and v. Smith. Jonnard. Wilson: Col- land Dnvls, Lcrian. AMEKICAX. Hoston . Chicago t ' -wiieriw. iS'lUg! AdkinS and Crouse. Batteries: McFaydcn and Hep ! i. Now York . S 6 I Cleveland 4 H 0 I .... ,v. linuerius: nuiiuuvu. jou- c ouu ic-w , ...u..- . I en. V rMrMUf i City Today survive. Good horses, too. that catch the eye of old horsemen. Then there were the Shetland ponies, little fellows, to be sure, but pulling more weight per pound than Anything In harness. And the llttlo baby ponies. Too small to walk carried in the aru.s ot the grooms. Babies, oabl'-a. everywhere. Buby hyenas, baby camels, baby elepbantB, a treat for tbe kids, a sight tor the grown-ups. T ent Lrecting Interesting. To watch a circus gang put up their tents and set tbe rig gings for the big show perform- (Cv-tinujii va Pug Six) NEW ROAD gag sate tag. m II AK ml II in rLHIiliLU DI 1 mnr n mi i LAM Villi MADE BY J. S. OWEN , KvU-lon of lluUe Falle lUlt- rl Hiamam raiia uon. templnted by . Owea-Oregosi Lnuihrr Coupany, MJU Ofriclat . , ,.r. ..' . murunv, ure.t may i (AP) The Owen-Oregon ! Lumber company of ' Med J ford has under considera tion extension of its logging i railroad line from 'Butfe I Falls, the center of its I loszintr operations, to Klam- - th Fall, according to a consin, president ot ttoe Mm- - " -- "t think our : railroad should j bo xtondod to Klamath Falla. 17. - tbo .hoard. .of. directors., to Jamo. proceed with -the anrrey. Wo I n solnjr to find out if a lino j w practical, ana it i worm in ln 1 Teetigatlns", Owen declared. James H. Owen said he would The present railroad from . Medford to Butte Falls la stand--'aril Kuage. heavily railed and , ballns.'.ed. and 1 3 miles Ions. ; It was formerly tbe Pacific Eastern railroad and waa pur 1 chased by the Owen-Oregon com- , : pany when it started operations ' here. -1 Tbo Pae'.f le t Eastern was 0-ii-,t hv Milt 1nf.i.AatA unit VM t bnilt .. extangion to Klamath (Canttnaed on Paife Two) MAYOR " STARTS Suit of A. II. BurnhUel ; against Mayor T. B. Watters, in 0 which Baruhlsel demands a part- 1 '. nershlp accounting from Was- j ters, opened this morning In cir- cult court Derore juogo w. . : D, Shortly after the selection of the Jury, Barnuisel took the stand and testified all morning t ana most ot me aiieruoua wuu- v ' cerning his business relations I with Walters. i Brnhlsel clulnia a partnei-1 i,i. firm In-nme , I I.I- Q l:'"; m-v-o-"--". i v ..... . U. . CI!' -uu c..l ..n-...t Tl'n rtor. whtln Caleb Jonea represents Barnhlsel. Aunt Het 'They msuut the party to be a surprise to me, but I knowed somethin' was up when Pa took a buth." n ana inn
