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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1930)
F Thursday, March 13, 1939 THE TCTWnttG HERALD, KLAMATH FALL'S, OTtECTOff' iAG2 PTV1 COACH FAVORS PROHIBITION Noted Grid Mentor Not In Favor of Killing 18th Amendment (Continued from Page One) who uld h represented Ilia f 'ti II adalphla (duration of men's lllliln elasaae, argued Ilia prohibition law waa ttaa "auprama common anna ot tha nnjorlty." Ho presented letters endorsing tha dry statutes from numbar of business man In tha Quakar CUT. tha group Includ ing Samuel Hobliieon, president of tha American mores company; Kdward O. Iludd, prealden'. of tha lludd aulomoblla bodr works, and David Tupoo. a ataal manufactur ar, O. llenwlck Hogg, a rarpat manufacturer. Anli-ln-y "Kanatlra" Preaedlng both Hood and Rtagg tha cointnlttaa had haard anil prohibitionists deeorlhed aa "fa natlca" by Carlton M. Hharwood. esecutlve secretary ot tha rlllaana committee of ona thousand of Naw York city. Under quaatlonlni by Representative LaDuanlla, repub lican, Naw York, ba manllonad William B. Ikirah, rapuhllcan, Ida ho; Benalor Cartor (llaaa, demo crat, Virginia ; Wm. Uraan, praal dant of tha Amarlran Federation of Labor, aa mambara of tha board of dtreotore ot tha organisation. Tha dlacuaalon alao touched upon tha pnllry of tha Dollar iblpi, with l-aOuanlla asking If these ahlpa did not carry bar a In violation of tha law. "Do you know," LaOuardla want on, "that young Dollar aaked Sen ator Copeland (domocral. Naw York) to keep ma from repeating that charge becauee It would dam age hla bualneaa If ha had to cloaa tha bare?" Kepreaoutallve Dyer, republi can, MlMourl, aakad that tlila part of tha testimony ba etrlcken from tha rarorda, aaylng It waa nntruo. aa ha had traveled on all Dolly ahlpa, I-aOusrdla. however, Inalated tha praaenra of bara bad been ad mitted. Wet I'Unk Hurt Hiullh Another witness, John A. Mc gparrln of Furness, Pennsylvania, teatltled ha had sousul to keep tha prohibition laaua out of the lemorratlc national convention at Houaton, Teaa. but the party bad forced It In, and that ha did not know of a candidate "running on a airalgbt laaua." wbo bad receiv ed ao few volae In the eleotortal college aa did Alfred B. bmlth. Hharwood aubmlttad tha follow. Ing itatement from Captain Rob art Dollar: Captain lolUr Vuoted "I am of tha opinion that bual neaa and whiskey do not mil and tbat any big business man who tries It la aura to fall." Sherwood alao aubmlttad a tatamant from Italph H. Ilurn alda. president of tha Wlllapa Lumber company. Portland. Ore gon, reading: "My Judgment la that over two thlrda of the bualneaa man witn whom 1 aaioclata efficiently to know something of their paraonal hahlta. do not violate the prohibi tion law." Erlanger Widow Subject of Much Hot Controversy NEW YORK. March 13. (AP) Mai D. Bteuer, attorney who an nounced tavtral dayi ago that ba represents the "widow," today filed n objection to probate of the will of Abraham Lincoln Er langar, theatrical producer. Metier, however, announced the apeclfleally atated In hla will that he waa unmarried, and hla broth er and other relatlvea hare enld "there la no widow." Rtaner, however, announced the day after Brlrnger'a death that "there la a widow." who waa for merly Charlotte Fiscal, an actress, known on the stage aoma yeara ago aa Charlotte Leille. The ea- tate baa beer estimated at from 110,000,000 to $75,000,000. OBSERVATORY FINDS PLANET (Continued from Page One) Investigation tor a trana-Noptutv lan planet, haa revealed an ob ject which for aovon weeka haa In rate of motion and Pth consla- tently conformed to trana-Non- tunlan body at the approximate distance h aaalgned. Fifteenth magnltudo. Position March 21 t three houra Greenwich mean time waa aeveti aeconda of time weal from Delta Oomlnorum agreeing with Lowell'a predicted longitude." Dr. Bhitpley imld the dlatnnce of the new plnnut beyond Nep tune had not heeu definitely computed and neither hnd It" orbit been cnlciilnlod, aa fur hh be knew. Klamath Favored With Low Rates Further excursion rnlca for the trip to Portland which tha Houth rn Pacific la aponsorlng wore announced thla morning by U. N. I1Irb, local pnKacnger mid freight agent of the company. From Klnmatb Falla the round trip fare will be $7.96 Morrill, $8.40: Al gnma, $7.76: Modoc Point. 7.66: Chlloquln, $7. HO and Kirk, $6.6. The trntn will leave thla city tomorrow and tha f Inn I return limit la Mnrch 17, with ticket good on all traltia. Who Is She? ? V If anyone can Identify thla girl, both aha and Loa Angelea pullce will be grateful. An em ueala victim, ehe cannot remem ber her uame or addreaa. tthe le about 20 yeara old, ot evident culture and education, and waara exprualve Jewlry. Congregational Church to Build In Mills Section Permanency of a new church for Mllla addition wal aaiured In the announcement that Her. T. Davla Preatnn of Massacbu aetta la on bla way to Oregon and will be ready to uke up the work Initialed by the ttev. Nol ano F. Colo, wbo waa recently tranaferred. Itov. Proaton will arrive here In a few daya. nvlett Mile Houn. la the very near future a par nianeiit alto will be aelected and building operatlona will be com menced In erecting the main unit of t permanent cburcb plant. Thla Is to be an. Inviting atructure demanding an oallay of 111.000 or more. The Con gregational uicnalon backing will be of aucb a nature that the Mllla addition will cooperate Port land Pastor Hera. lev. E. 8. Molllugor ot Port land baa boen In the city during the past week to asalal In pre paring matters tor the arrival of the new paator. He will be at all aarvlrea of the church on Sunday at the preaent church lo cation on Wantland avenue Is Mllla addition. New York Judge Ordered Removed NEW YORK, March IS (AP) ; .Maglatrale Albert ii. Vltale waa ordered removed from office today by the appellate division of the stale supreme court, on cbargea preferred against blm by the New York City Bar assorle tlon. Five Juallcea, headed by Jus tice Victor J. Dowllng, found Vllale guilty of Impairing public confidence In the courta by bor rowing $20,000 from the late Arnold Hnthsteln, Broadway gam bler. He waa found not guilty on s charge of misconduct In handling the caaa ot Chsrles Fawcett, larceny auspect. whom he re leased. FUNERAL NOTICES WILLIAM HKXRY tiTKKKT Funeral services for tbe late William Henry Street will be held at Red llliiff Friday afternoon. Interment will be made In the family plot In tha Red Bluff cem etery. The remains are In the rose room of the Earl Whttlock Fun eral Home, Pine avenue at Sixth, where frlenda may call until ( o'clock thla evening. t.KOItC.K DAMKL HALL Frlenda are respectfully Invited to attond the funeral aerrlcea for the late George Daniel Hall, to he held Friday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at the Burl Whltlock Fun eral Home, l'lne avenue at Sixth, with Rev. Frank Wemett. pastor ot the Flrat Methodlat church, of ficiating. Interment will he made In Llnkvllle cemetery. JAMKN JACKSON HILL Funeral servlcea for the late Jamea Jackson Hill were held on Thursday afternoon at the Earl Whltlock Funtrnl Home, pine ave nue at Sixth, with Rev. J. II. Ste venaon officiating. Interment waa made In Llnkvllle cemetery. JOHN JACKSON HIMMONIIH The remains of the late John Jackson Slnimnml will be for warded to Murphy. North Caro lina, where funeral services will he held and Interment made In the family pint. Frlenda may rnll at the Knrl Whltlock Funeral Home, Plna ave nue at Sixth. vava nom:o Yuya Nonen, pioneer resident of llently, pirnied awny at her late residence on Thuraday morning at , o'clock, following a brief III nees. She wna aged 94 years at the time of death. She la surviv ed by a son. Frank Nnneo. Fun eral arrangements are under tha direction of the Earl Whltlock Funeral Home, . Pine avenue at Sixth. 21 ', -s-v ' Hi FAVORS DEBT MEASURE (Continued from Page One) one thought, "deutecbland nher allua," waa looked upon aa one of the most Important documents In (ierman blatory and aa great force lu reuniting the Oernian people. Coulilu't lU-fuoo Hlgiuture After explaining he could not refuse bla algnature as failure to sign would precipitate a grave crista In (ierman business. Indus try and flnsnce, tha praaldant said: "Many wbo wrote Implored me well-meaningly not to darken the name of a former leader of the (ierman army by Indorsing tbeae lawa. To thla I reply: I apent my life In tbat great scbool of devotion to duty, the old army, and there learned without refer ence to my question, every thought of myself had to be aubmerged completely. For thla reaaon the Idea ot getting out from under by a plebiscite or by resigning the prealdency could gain no foothold with he." The prealdent concluded with the following appeal: "I appeal to all Oermana to claap bends. Irrespective of par ties, for co-operation In the com mon task. Almost sixty ysars sgo when the retch was founded, 1 wss ons of ffiose who experi enced the Joy which tilled every German breast at the final achievement of unity. I cannot think this spirit baa disappeared and haa given place to continu ous Inner political disunion. De aplte, and on account of the exlgenclea of tha times. It be hoovea na to come to ouraelvea and to reunite In one thoagbt deutscbland ober alias." Yoncalla Man Dies While Driving Car EUGENE, Ore , March 11. (AP) Jamaa R. Rallly. 18, Yoncalla, driver of an automobile carrying four persona, died at the ateerlng wheel on the Panlflc highway near here today. None of the occu panta were Injured when the auto mobile left tbe road. Rellly was moving from Yon calla to Portland with his wife and three children. The coroner pronounced raoae of death to be due to heart disease. He la known to have auffered from heart st uck a. Special EXCURSION $10.00 To San Francisco and Return Drastically reduced round trip fare for thla special excursion March 21. Tickets may be used in Stan dard Pullmans, Tourist sleepera or day coaches. You have until March 30 for your return trip. Visit fascinating San Francisco NOW Take advantage of this unusual opportunity to spend happy days in fay, colorful San Francisco days crowded with many things to do and see. Southern Pacific Phone 2000 aU,rf. a. 1930's Quality FULL OVERSIZE BAUOONS '-"' itim.rvo $ aiiv4.no ...... nix.VJ.i ...... lillx.Y.IO II. re, tool-More P,"',,Laa. 7J fT& Ace Tire Shop 115 So. 11th. COLONEL DAY, CASCADE LOCKS BUILDER, DIES PORTLAND, Ore., March 13. (AP) Colonel J. ti. Day, S3, builder of the Taarade Locks In the Columbia river and father of the late Henutor I. N. Day, who died In liCili, died In a bos- pllnl here late Inst night fol lowing a year of falling health. Itetlred Sit) Yeara Ago. Colonel Day bad made Port land bla borne for tbe last two years. For more than 20 yours prevloua be bad lived on a farm with Mre. Day at Roaeburg, Ore. He had boen retired from active work during all those years. lie la aurvlved by bis widow, Mrs. Harah Day, one son, Dr. i. O. Hay, Jr., and three grand sons, J. O. Day, III, and O. N. Day and I. F. Day, all of Port laud. Funeral services will be held bere Friday. Typlcitl Westerner. Colouol Day waa a picturesque figure ot lbs old west. Tall, big framed, active and keen of mind, he belled hla years and many took him to be but 70 yeara. Hla flrat vote waa tor President Grant. Satire of Quebec Day waa born In the Pro vince of Quebec, Canada, Feb ruary 4, 1837, and became a con tractor early In life. He left Boston, Massachusetts, In 117$ for California and constructed the supreme court building In Haa Francisco, tbe Farmers Ex change building at Fresno, and other buildings. His crowning achievement was tbe building of Cascade Locks, which waa begun In 111! and finished three yeara later. Tbla Job waa ona of great responsibility and aa many as (00 men were working there st one time. DANCE TO BE HELD A St. Pstrlck's dance will be held Monday evening at the Moose ball by tha Order of Redman In stead ot tbe regular business ses sion. It ass announced laat night by W. H. Cochran, aachem. Tbe affair Monday night will uke tbe place of the regular so cial night which la usually held on the last meeting ot tbe month. Redmen, tbelr families and friends are Invited to attend. TARDIEV LEAVING PARIS. PARIS, March 13. ( AP) Premier Tardleu will leave Paris for the London naval confer ence Saturday. Spring Bargains O.ttO .M lil.n.i SOxSt, o. S. $7.7 1-1.10 I Tnl.es also are low-priced Phone 843 M J Oakland's Social Register Marred OAKLAND. Calif., March 11. (AP) Entering the $40,000 home of Tom C. Turner In the ex clusive MoutUalr district here early today, operatlvea ot District Attorney Karl Warrens office lined up a score of Alameda coun ty aoclal and bualneaa leadera, men and women, and tben arrest ed Turner on a charge of main taining a nolaance and posaesslon of liquor. Namea of some of the guesle appear in the social regis ter and many of them were In eve ning dress. They departed In limousines, soma driven by pri vate chauffeurs. A search of the house, offlosrs aald, revealed scores of smpty bottles tbat once contained rare vintages, In the basement, a whis key "cutting plant," and a small amonnt of liquor. In a room up stairs waa found a complete bar room. EXTORTIOX CHARGED. LOS ANGELES, Calif., March II. (AP) Morris Lavlne, news paper reporter, and Miss Leon- line Johnson, secretary, were charged with extortion hers to day In aa Indictment returned by tha county grand Jury which has bean Investigation! charges tbat tbe two attempted to ex tort 1300,000 from Los Angelos brokers. TCDENT FLIEB KILLED. ERIE, Pa.. March It. (AP) Arthur L. Kelly, student flyer of Lawrence Park, a suburb, waa killed today near McCray Field. 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March 13, (AP) Prime Minlater Mar Donald was atated In authoritative circles to night to have been enconruged by today's developments at the naval conference. While thla waa not amplified obaervere assumed It to refer to ths all day conferences wblcb have been la progress In sn ef fort to reach a solution ot the crisis growing out of the French demands. These asms quarters aald tbat while tbe situation undoubtedly was grave, tba conference has not entirely reached a deadlock. Henry U Stlmson, bead ot the American delegation and tbe British prime minister held a further conference this evening. Policewoman Gives Life for Children CART, Ind., March It, (AP) Mrs. Pearl A. Lanbam, traffic police woman, mother ot four children, was killed bars Fester-! day by an automobile at a street ' Intersection. Ehe gave her life tu 1 save three scbool children wbo were In danger ot being struck ' by the car. I Mrs. Lsnham was stationed at I ths Glen Park school to protect children from traffic She had Just escorted a group across the ! street and was returning for , another group when a car driven iv Fo GOING BETTER 4TA by John K. Nichols. IS, ot Grif fith, a Gary suburb, approached Three children darted out to meet her. She ran forward and acreamed a warning which sent the children scurrying bark to tbe sidewalk. Ehe was nnsble to avoid the automobile and waa atrurk and killed. Nichols was held on a charge of manslaughter. Women Swimmers Break Records MIAMI. Fla., March 13. (A. P.) llelene Madison, Seattle, Wash., won tbe 100-yard tree style event to win tha annual National A. A. U. women's in door swimming ehsmplonshlp meet todsy. Josephine McKIm, Los Angeles, was second and Mary Qulnn, Chicago, third. Miss Madison's time was ona minute and thrss-flftbs seconds. Eleanor Holm ot the women's swimming association. New York, set a new world record In the 100-yard medley Individual swim when aha negotiated tha dis tance In (our mlnntaa li aec onda, cutting four and three fifths seconds oft the former rec ord, which aha held. Adelstda Lambert ot New Tork Watch for Ad Showing FEE IS Presents and Bargain Prices. Page Seven in Your FRIDAY PAPER Hs Bros Qxoffee has a flavor no other coffee has because it is roasted UNDS IP f was second. Her time was foul minutes II seconds, two second asder tba former world record. Lisa Llndstrom, New Tork, waa third. OltEKJt BTlFr MOVING. TUB DALLES, Ore., March It. (AP) Wholesale oomtntastnl houses hers report that Ti'asoa county truck gardenara ara now furnishing tbe bulk of tha gresa onions tor tba Paelfla northwest. Local onions ara finding a read market as far east as Montana Net returns on onions avers local growers mora than lloa a day. Tha annual spring spin ach harvest la underway, too. Corrections To Errorgrams (1) Eliot Is the correct spell ing of the author's name. (3) Aa George Eliot Is tha pen name ot a woman, tha girl at tha right ibotld aay her, not "bla." (3) The picture. Whistler's "My Mother," la reversed. (4) Tba lower right-hand corner of tha picture frame la rounded, vstolle the other three are aquara. (5) The scrambled word Is hostility. M W Fm from ti artf inal vacuum pack Emiilj tpinrd uiilk tin ttf. Disss
