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probably with snow flurries la th
east portion tonight and Sunday,
no chan In temperstur. '
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KLAMATH FALLS, ORE., SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1930
Number 7294
'Thoughts We've
1 Been Thinking
I
8 Pages
Today
1
Ve Srribo Scs and Hears
Uwreneo TII)bi'Un ut
Sid Grutimun's Chlnoso
Theatre a Truly Won
derful Picture In a Mar
velous Theatre Sid
Oraumun Mado a Great
Venture Hut Had Low
to Contend With Than
Our Own Harry l'oole
When Ho Built Klam
ath's Great Show
UOUHO.
Interest in l'luno Travel
W linen.
Hotuil Milk Dealorn Slow
to larn Milk Trice
Have Stunu)d.
Doheny Sud and Broken
Man.
Lay BRUCE DENSIS-
TJOl.LYWOOD, C.llt. Mr.-B
ny Mall)-BI'l"'
Orauman-a Chinese "",r d
watching lb. cro.d bou.e I
proof lh.t tal-at
,. Ur. crowd b
,o .e. U.r.nc. TIM.'". I"
"lloiua Song."
Yon could not be dl..pplnto
, thl. picture lor U . UIT
wonderful. Tlbbrtl. U '
hl. vole. I. .uP-rb; - "
genuine. Without discounting
,. THbll talent 1-t . m
,o Ih. m.n who put on th.
-i.. That m.n la Lionel Harry-
nior.o of lb. old U.rrymor.
....ii. whlrh la di.tinmy
.rl,u.cr.tle l.mlly in et.se Ill
In Ibla n.tlon.
.k of adlng
nrn lo
.nd directing
hark-
ih. ll.rrvmore. u.-
n.rrvmorea n
.,od ot two or tbree gen.ra-
of blih type ' folk
They do nothing by And
li.rrvnior. looked th.
hom-ly Tlbb.lt. boy over, heerd
him aim. aaw blm arl. b. pilch-
,d Plar o ' ,hB
rogue singer; a bandit with
, vol... Then b. wound a
be.utltul pur about Wtaklni
.Mui... ot tho b..ulllul Tlb-
. .. .h4 hi. actinic, for
ueti.
Tlbuell. w.a at on. tlma
.u.v...irr.i. arlor. That was
f u-a-
before h. n-w b. could sing l
a big, way.
r-pHK 'Rogue Hone" provldos
A an evening of nioet delightful
..tartalnm.nl and lor a colored
... .i-i,... with vole de-
TMoo.d by th. aound producing
machine It baa aa y.t bad no
aqual. -1
nrAKB
a look at th. Cnlnw
4 thxatr.
Ton may bar.
b.n thira a.raral tlmaa but
Iw.t. It la Intarwtlni. 814
Orauman may bar. b.n bnmp.d
In th. Block markul and loat
bl monay. Boma aay that la
tru. bnt b. n.T.rth.lM. a
to th. ahow tolni paopl. a moat
wondorlul creation In thla tha-
atra which now la owned by the
Vt Coaal crowd.
It tnk.a Tlalon to erect a food
ahow houie. Orauman had It 1
a ory large way, but no greater
according to hla aurroundlnga
than had Harry W. Poole, who
In a city of 15,000 erected the
m.atnr thuatre of Klaninlh Fall.,
Orauman had the world at hla
feet In hla venture while Pooln
had to creato and droam of a
poanlhle future that would bring
bla property Into lucrative pro
ductivity, Orauman bad bla
bualneaa waiting for the doora
to open. Poolo had to educato
ua all to the now lvllian. We
will not attempt to aay In thl
(Continued on I'age Kourl
Aunt Het
"I don't know which I
worn for a child a natural
inclination to be ornery, or
gramlimrenta."
VMuWK WW,
m. m m m m. ansa. m am gai i
-
.,!..
Co"
Lieutenant Winilow
Of
U. S. Navy Struck
By Machine Fire
BANDITS FIRE FROM
COVERED POSITIONS
lllaoricanlard tlroup. of Clilaeee
Military Attack Hhlpplng Vf
aela on V.nUe lUrrr, !uv
prrelng only When Amrrlr.n
(iunboat Tulull. Apprara on
Krrar. ...
SHANGHAI, March 15
(AT) Sharp fighting be
tween guards on five Amer
ican commercial gtcamcrs
and Chinese bandit soldiery
took place late yesterday on
tho upper Yangtse river.
Lieutenant C. M. Winslow
of the United States navy
was wounded in the left
thigh with machine gun bul
lets. His . condition is re
ported not serious. He is
the son of Rear Admiral
Cameron McR. Winslow, re
tired.
DIorinliil Chlneae aoldlera
fired from both banka ot the
Yangiae where It narrow, fitly
mile. abov. Ichaug to form Ih.
dang.roua llalnlang Rapid. Ber-
rat v.M.la ware fired upon with
Held plecea.
Traffic nailed
Itlv.r traffic waa halted nntll
the American gunboat Tutu
(Continued on Page Five)
OFFICERS RAID
BOOZNOINIS'
10 Arrested . On Liquor
Charges In Siskiyou
And Klamath
Federal officer, enjoyed a buay
day In northern California Friday,
when n number of roadhoueee.
and alleged "apeak aailea" ware
vtalted. Aa a reault of the wide
spread raid, aeven wera arrested
by the officers. Ot the seven,
three are out on bond.
Three alleged Klamath boot-
leggera were also Jailed by the
officer.. Albert C. Allen, arreat-
ed at the Olene chicken dinner Inn,
charged with the aal and posses
sion of Intoxicating liquor, plead
ed guilty before Justice of the
Peace Darnea thla morning. He
was fined f 100 on each count, and
being unable to pay bis fine, was
committed to Jail.
Nell Miller, 414 Walnut, who
waa arrested and charged with
sale and possession ot Intoxicating
Manor, pleaded guilty to the charge
waa fined 1100 on each count, pain
her fines, and waa Teleased thla
morning.
Jack Smith, driver for the
Hurry Uxl, waa charged with sell
ing llflimr on March 1st and March
2nd. He pleaded guilty to tne
charges, and Justice Barnes com
milled him to Jail when be was
unable to pay hla fines, which
amounted to 1100. '
A large quantity of fin, moon
shlno, alcohol, beer, wine and
(Continued on Pag Five)
STEAMER
FGHT
BACK
Petroleum Denatnrant
Makes Alcohol Safer
WASHINGTON, March 15. (A.
P.) The prohibition bureau la
working out a new petroleum
donnturant for alcohol, which It
oxpects to put Into use, It re
maining experlmenta prove suc
cessful. The denaturant, the bureau
haa determined, la harmless, of
highly disagreeable odor and
taste, and can not be removed
from the alcohol. It romalna tn
be determined whether It will
adversely affect the efficiency ot
the denatnred alcohol for the
..V told Own
,000 Years
gist Finds
V
.CV' .MINOIIAM. Ala
March
(AP) Ir. Walter B. Jon
geologUl, aaya "women
nav.n't changed much In the laat
10,000 yeara or ')."
Of approilmately (00 akele-
tona unearlhed during anavatlon
work near Muundavllle, Ala.," Dr.
Jonea obanrved In an addrena laat
nigh!, "all the women bad their
moutha open while the inoutln
ot the men were characterlatlcal
ly .hut."
Ancient burial grounda are be
ing examlnod by the Alabama
muaeum of natural blalory of
which Dr. Jonea la the director.
HIGHWAY BILL
Sawyer Says Congress
Delays Road Work
By Indifference
POIITLAND, Ore.. March 15, (A
P( Hubert W. Sawyer, member
of the Oregon ataie highway com
mission, who returned from Wash
ington, D. C, yesterday, aald to
day that not until conferee, con
sidering th federal aid bill have
gotten together will the highway
legislation now pending In con
gre.. make progreaa.
Sawyer aald the conlereea bava
had the bill In tbelr possession the
past two months and are ahowlng
no eigne ot apeedlng It through.
Measure Will Pkxa
Wb.n the Federal aid bill la re
ported out and agreed on, then
the Foreet highway bill will go
through eongreH, he aald. The
third piece ot legislation - la the
publlo domain bill which la mere
ly an enabling act. bat sp'on this
measure rests the bopea ot Mar
lon county people and the advo
cate, of the proposed Yellowstone
cutoff for the construction of the
North Santlam road and the cut
off from the Oregon-California
Una In Lake county to the Ore
gon-Idaho line In Malheur county.
Three Thing. Involved !
"Th.ra are three plecea of leg
islation Involved." Judge Sawyer
said. "The first is on. to Increase
federal aid appropriations. The
aecond, called the Colton Public
Domain bill and third la an in-
ereaae ot foreat highway appro
priations.
The House voted for the Fed
eral aid appropriation Increasing
the appropriation from 175.000.
000 to $115,000,000. Thla would
Increase Oregon's ahare about
1900.000 to 11,000,000 annually
for three years." he concluded.
Corbett Condemns
Highway Posters
PORTLAND, Ore., March 15,
(AP) Henry L. Corbett. can
didate for the republican nomi
nation for governor, baa leaned
a statement In which he con
demned the use of public high
ways for display ot political
posters.
Corbett aald be would not al
low campaign posters of himself
to be placed along highway, of
the atate because It was In
"direct conflict with the splen
did movement for the beautltl
catlon of our highways."
CI.EAKIXa SUNDAY
The Barometer In The Cyclo
Stormagraph at Underwood'a
Pharmacy registered a slight
rise today.
The Tycos , recording ther
mometer registered but four
degrees chango In temperature
In the past 14 hours.
Weather for the next 24
hours. Snow this afternoon
and probably tonight, cooler
and clearing tomorrow.
many usoa to which It Is put. '
N. V. Llndor, chief of the tech
nical division, haa been In charge
of the experlmenta r-d described
the new donnturant aa a pe
troleum or naptha distillate.
Cant Be Separated.
. Its greatest advantage, be
aaya, la that it cannot be separ
ated from the aloohol.
"Doienn of distillations full to
remove It," he aald, "and there
la no chemical or combination
of chemical, that we know ot
(Continued on Page Five)
IAITS ACTION
CANADIAN
LIQUOR BILL
MAY PASS
Second Reading Finds
No Division Among
Commoners
ONE LIBERAL OFFERS
ARGUMENT AGAINST
C. G. power Fear. Law Will In-
crraM liootlrciclns And Re
ault In Violence to Canadian
Cltlaena by 1'. H. Ilevenae
Officer. .
OTTAWA, March 15 (A
P) Passage of the bill to
prohibit clearances for craft
carrying liquor to the
United States seemed as
sured today . after second
reading in the house of
commons 'without a divi
sion. .' ,'
. The measure, which was
introduced by Premier W
L. Mackenzie King, has the
support of the conservative
opposition. R. B. Bennett,
opposition leader, . said he
would support the measure
despite the fact that he took
i .0-- ' J-
e'u.yuii.oA.Miiuiaciiw. tw.lopoitU during the week,
aoyancea zor iruy jar. King,
Power Lone Opponent
C. O. Power, a liberal ot Que
bec, waa the only speaker to op
pose the measure. He aald be be
lieved that the effect ot the bill
would be to Inereaaa bootlegging
and that It would revolt In viol
ence agalnat Canadian citizens by
United States revenue officers.
After declaring that the Cana
dian government now acta aa a
connecting link between brewrlea
and distilleries and United States
rum-runners, Mr. King challeng
(Con tinned on Page Five)
CURATOR HELD
BUFFALO. N. T.. March 15, (A
P) Shortly after letters were
made public today revealing a
friendly relationship between the
artist, Henri Marchand, and Mias
Llla Jlmerson, Indian woman
awaiting trial with the older In
dian, Nancy Bowen, on murder
chargei tn the slaying ot Mar
chand'a wife, Marchand, waa tak
en to Jail aa a material witness in
the case.
Marchand was arrested at the
Buffalo mualum ot science where
he Is employed, after District At
torney O, B. Moore, decided his
appearance was necessary. It was
Indicated that he would be releas
ed on hall.
OFFICIALS
Last Minute News
PKXDLKTON SHIVERS
PENDLETON, Ore., March 15.
(AP) Snow waa falling here to
day fallowing a drop In mercury.
The temperature last night was
12 above aero.
CRAWFORD RK-APPOIXTKB
' SALEM, Ore., March 15, (A
P) H. R. Crawford ot Salem
was today . re-appolnted by Gov
ernor Norhlad as a member of
the atate fair board.. Crawford's
term expired today. . He waa ap
pointed four' yeara ago by Gov
ernor Pierce. The reappoint
ment la lor four years.
GCNMKX K8CAPK
NEW YORK.' March 15, (A
P) A policeman waa shot and
killed today when six gunmen
made an unsuccessful attempt to
selte a (7,200 payroll In the
office of a ahoe manufacturing
company tn downtown Brooklyn
Mora than two score police
men . were -called to aurround
th building, but a aearrh of the
premises showed that the gun
men had escaped.
First Picture of Dr. Frederick A. Cook
After Release From Federal Prison
lir Frederick A. Cook, rlcht.
branded aa fraudulent, la abowa hero In bla first picture after hla parole from the U. S. peniten
tiary at Leavenworth. Kan., where be was serving a term for using the malls to defraud in con
nection with Texaa oil slock aalea. With Dr. Cook ia Dr. P. F. Thompson, ot Chicago, a life-long
friend, to whom he waa paroled.
Joseph 's Entry in Race
For Governor Adds Zest
To Impending Campaign
By Aaeociated Pre..
Political activities in Oregon
during the peat week took a de
cided upward turn aa new candi
dates and previous candidates
launched their campaigns In
earpeat and lumbermen atarted a
movement to polish a candidate of
their own to run opposite to Sena
tor Charlee L. McNary, republican.
Oregon.
tra - nutshell.
Entrance of former state sena
tor George W. ' Joseph ' Into the
republican gubernatorial race. -
Announcement by United States
Senator McN'ary of the platform
Jail Population
Increased Three
Six hundred dollars In tines was
asaeued to three different people
charged with the sale ot Intoxicat
ing liquor thla morning in, the
Justice court.
Arthur Dupert waa fined 1100
for the sale ot liquor, C. B. Count
ney 1100 on the aame charge and
Ralph Weet fined 1100 tor a sell
ing charge and 100 on a similar
charge. All three were committed
to the county Jail.
Police Reserves
Quell Russ Riot
NEW YORK, March 15. (AP)
Police reserves were called out
today to' disperse "Red" and
"White" Russlana who became en
gaged in a disturbance lr front ot
the offtcea of the Amtorg Trading
company, one' of the official or
ganisations of the soviet govern
ment, at 155 Fifth Avenue, near
the corner ot 29th street. .
Four women, all of them mem
bers of the group ot 60 or. 70
"White" Russlana who -were at
tacked by the 15 or 40 "Reds"
were arrested on chargea of dis
orderly conduce
FILES FOR LEG18LATTRB
SALEM, Ore., March 15. (A
P) L. E. Wllkee ot Hlllsboro
today filed with the secretary ot
atute hla declaration as a can
didate for the republican noml
nation for representative In the
legislature from Washington
county.
F.LECT PRESIDENT
SPRINGFIELD, 111., March 15,
(AP) Alex Howat, president ot
the Kansas miners . was today
elected by acclamation president
ot the United mine workers ot
America, at the Insurgent conven
tion here.
' COKDS LOSK DATES
LEWISBURG, Pa., March - IS,
(AP) Datoa are taboo for 44 ot
the 400 coeda at Bucknell because
they amoked in their rooms and
a dance scheduled for tonight has
been cancelled. The penalty was
Imposed by the aludent ' govern
ment - after admissions that the
college rule had been violated
whose claims to discovery of
Tnia picture waa taaen on iooa
upon which be will seek nomina
tion.
Launching ot a movement to
place candidates la ' the ' field
againat Senator McNary because
ot dissatisfaction over the lumber
tariff. '
Democratic leaders hopeful of
inducing George H. Wilbnr of
Hood River to run for inlted
States senator. , . .'
Campaign Oftirea Opened
During the- week- axdauarlars
of practically mil candidates who
so tar have entered-various can
teats have been established, pub
licity men have been appointed
(Continued on Page Five)
JOSEPH FILES
Evidence Insufficient To
Support Report Of
Referees
SALEM, Ore., March 15, (AP)
George W. Joseph. Portland at
torney whose permanent disbar
ment waa recommended by
board ot referees following his dis
barment trial in December, today
filed with the supreme court hla
objections to the findings ot the
referees. Since this is the final
day allowed by the court tor the
tiling of objecting It la presumed
that Thomaa Mannlx. whose dis
barment tor three years waa rec
ommended by the aame board, will
tile bla objections during the day.
Mannlx' disbarment trial followed
Joseph's.
The Joseph objections, filed by
hla attorneys, Bert E. Haney and
John C. Veatoh, are: , ,
That the evidence Is not suffl
(Continued on Page Five)
Boat Upset Ends .
Drinking Party
PORTLAND, Ore, March 15
(AP) Ernea Mulholm. 46, Port
land, one ot three men In a boat
which overturned . in Columbia
slough yesterday, wss in a coma
at a hospital here today, the re
ault ot taking much water into
his lungs before he waa rescued.
H. Howard and another identi
fied man were with Mujtiolm.
Police said all three had been
drinking liquor.
OBJECTIONS
Maurice Graham's Plane
. Cairied Valuable Cargo
. LOS ANGELES, March 16: (A.
p.) Added Interest In the
searching tor Maurlc Graham,
air mall pilot missing since Jan
uary 10, was manifest today
with th injection ot a theory
that bis plane may have' been
looted ot a cargo of valuable
mall after It bad crashed in the
Nevada Bad Lands ' during a
storm. ' :
Official. Silent.
Offlclala ot Western Air Ex
press, owners ot the plane, wuuld
neither confirm nor deny re
the North Pole in lus were
a arrival in mat cuy.
Buva Half Interest - In
City Steam Heating
Co. of Olympic
OLYMPIA. Wn, March 15
(Special) Sale ot the central
steam heating department ot the
Washington Yeneer company to
Earl W. Gates ot Seattle, and
Earl W. Murphy ot Klamath
Falls, Ore., waa announced - to
day by Edward K. Wesunau,
president ot the Washington
Yeneer Co.
Mr. Murphy with bla family,
will more to Olympla In the near
future and will take over man
cement and operation of the
property April 1. Downtown of
fices will be opened by the new
owners who will operate tne
company under the. name ot the
City Steam Heating company.
Ranidly. Increasing importance
ot the steam beating department
toEether with the continued ex
pansion of the Washington Ve
neer company innneacea tne lor-
mer owners In making a. sale ot
the property to Gates and Mur
phy, according to Mr. west man.
'We feel that the new owners.
(Continued on Page Five)
Leander Ezell
Called Beyond
Thi Morning
Leander 8. Esell, who baa lived
In Klamath county at his ranch
four miles south ot the city the
oast twenty years, died at his
home early this morning follow-
in. sn Illness o only a few daya.
He waa Ss years ot age at me
time of his death. '
Mr. Esell. a well known retired
farmer, waa a native of Kentucky
and' crossed -the plaina In 1859
from Missouri to-Nevada where he
made his. home for a number of
years and where his wife died.-
Resided Wltn sons
He purchased . the . Summers
ranch about 20 yeara ago and has
resided on It since with his tour
sons, W. C. H".. F.. L. and J. M.
Eiell, all of whom aurvlve him.
He Is also survived by one sister,
Mrs. Rotena Huff of Gardnervllle,
Nevada. . i ! . .
Funeral services ; will be held
Monday afternoon at 4 p. m., from
the Earl Whttlock Funeral chapel
and the remains : will then be
taken to Gardnervllle, Nevada tor
Interment In the family plot.. Rev.
D. V. Halght will officiate at the
services here. :
The family will accompany the
remains to Nevada.
ports from Reno, Nevada, that
mall bags carried by Graham
contained 15.000 In currency and
other securities amounting to
nearly a quarter ot a million
dollars. -They- admitted, How
ever, that the plane carried a
shipment ot ''valuable mall."
The officials admitted, also,
that the possibility that Gra
ham's plant Was looted and de
stroyed and -his body buried bad
entered Into th search for him.
Experienced pilots, they aald.
(OonUnned on Tage Five)
OYIIG
TO WASH
NGTDN
DODGE CITY
APER GETS
LATE NEWS
Dispatch States Trio;
Found With Lot .
Of Money !
DESERTED SHACK AT
JETMORE IS HIDEOUT
Robbers of Master State Fn.fr
Traced by Bloodhoainda to
Rendexvon. Two Miles From
Little Town. Officers Believe
Currency Found on Theaa That
Takes from Bask.
DODGE CITY, Kan.,
March 15 (AP) The Dodge
City Globe waa adviaed to
day that three) cms boliervwd
to h tho Manter. Kan..
bank robbers and kOlars
had been captured threw
miles south of Jetmore,
Kan., today and a large
amount of money found in
their clothing.
Report. Meagre ' . , .
Meagre report, reaching th
newspaper aald the three men
denied the robbery bnt that cur
rency believed to . have been
taken from the bank waa fonnd
In their underclothing.
The men gave) their names aa
Frank Reed, t9i Eph Frailer,
15. and Jim Walker, 45. : - '
' Find Bloodstained Car
LIMON, Colo.,: March 16, - (A
P) Finding ot a- bloodstained
car today la the wake of the
three robbers who yeaterday held
up a bank at Manter, Kas., and
later killed Deputy ' Sheriff
Charles Hickman at Eads, Colo.,
In a gnn fight. Indicated that
(Continued on Page Five) '
P. F. E. Adding 500 ,
Refrigerator Cars
Immediate expenditure of H,
575,000 for th construction of
600 new freight refrigerator oars
was announced In San Francisco
today by H. Goodlnrs, vice presi
dent and general manager of th
Pacific Fruit Express company
and received here by C. M. Blgga.
general freight and passenger
agent tor the local S. P.
The construction ot the equip
ment was authorised by the own
er of the companies, the Southern
Pacific and Union Pacific.
The cara will be constructed at
the company's own shops at
Rosevllle and Los Angeles aa soon
as possible In order to have the
cars In service on September 1.
Boy Scouts Slated. '
To Lead Meeting
Klamath County Sportsmen"
association will meet at the cham
ber of commerce rooms Monday
evening In regular session.
. A special feature of the meet
lng will be the presence of hoy
scouts who will preside and hare
a part In th special program for
the occasion. Besides the scouta,
several speakers will be available
for the evening. '
All srwrtsmen are urgently re
quested to attend the meeting.
"I don't mind a man tryln
hard to sell me snmethln', hot
Jones gets the church an bla
business mixed up an talk
like It'a my religious duty to
buy from him."
Poor Pa