THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Thursday, July 17, 19H0
PAGE SIX
JURY CLEARS
CHIL0QU1N IN
Chester Balfour Freed
Of Implication
In Crime
Chester Baltour. Chlloquln ho
tel owner, was yesterday acquitted
o( hiving committed any crime
in the killing of Frank Bennett
on July i by gtrangulctlon. by
the Klamath county grand Jury
at a epeclal aeaaion called to con
alder the case.
On aecret Indictment was re
turned by tha grand Jury.
Thirteen witnesses. Including
Mr. Balfour, who voluntarily ap
naarad. were examined by the
(rand jurors before they returned
the not.true bill.
Balfour appeared, atated he did
not need an attorney, and aald
that he would tell the truth.
Death Not Intruded
lie contended that be grappled
with Bennett in the hotel when
Bennett waa attempting to at
tack G. A. Keeitan with a ateel
pinch bar which Bennett, who had
been drinking, took from bla tool
kit In Ma hotel room.
Baltour atated that he canght
Bennett around the neck and held
him eereral mlnutea to prevent
him from doing further injury to
Keegan and othera present.
Witnosse examined were:
Oeorge W. MoXabb, constable:
Paul F. Schuli; J. C. Swindler.
Chlloquln police chief: Frank
Fallon, G. A. Keegan. who waa
Injnred by blowa etrnck by Ben
nett; Dr. B. E. Peden. autopsy
physician: Arthur L. Anderson. E.
T. Hensler, George O'Brien, Mrs.
Paul Schula. Carl Anderson. Mrs.
Maude Balfour, wife of the hotel
owner, and Mr. Baltour.
Lindberghs Plan
Air Flight Soon
NEW YORK. July IT. (API
Charles Augustus Lindbergh. Jr..
may have bia first airplane ride
within tbe next four weeks, but
his father aays no plana have
been made yet for a flight with
Mrs. Lindbergh and Charles, Jr..
to the aummer home of Dwight
W. Morrow. Mra. Lindbergh'a
father, at North Haven, Me.
If Colonel Lindbergh and his
family fly to North Haven, he
aald. It probably will be In a
miller plane than the Colonel's
girius. In wbich he and hia wife
set a trana-continental record on
Kaster Sunday. Charlea. Junior,
is four weeks old.
Today in
Klamath Theatres
AT TIIK 1'EUCAX
Mary Duncan, who creates the
role of Koealee in Frank Hor
age's eoreen romance, "Th
nivcr," has climbed on the lad
der ot famo alnre ahe ran away
Irom Cornell I'nlverslty to seek
her niche on tha stage. "The
Kiver." a Fox Muvletoue talking
picture, now Is being shown at
the Pelican theatre.
Just a few yeara ago Miss
Duursn was following her fa
ther's withes and studying arta
and Silences at Cornell, where
she had gone from her home tt
Virginia.
While at the university Miss
Duncan first expressed her dra
matic talents in amateur theatri
cals. Then she decided a col
lege career never would satisfy
her. Cioluc to New Vork. eh
studied under Yvette tiullbert
and waa cast In her first fea
tured atage production, "Toti'
Other parte followed In rapid
succession. Miss Duncan oemg in
demand not only on the Ameri
can stage, but in London as well.
Her most noted legitimate role
on Broadway as that of "I'op
pv" In "The Shanghai Gesture."
Co-featured with Mis Duncau
in "The Klver" is Charles Kar
rell as the idealistic young bark
woodsiaau. Others in the cast
are Margaret Mann. Ivan Linow
and Alfredo Sabato. Climactic
scenes are in tense dialogue.
Prop
erty Owners Start Move
To Have New Bridges Built,
Name Investigation Committee
AT THK PINK TRKK
"Dynamite," now at the Pine
Tree theatre. Is the 65th picture
of Cecil B. De Mllle. but It Is
his first talking production, and
his first for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
release. It is a romance
ot an helreta and a coal miner.
It contains a "wild party." and
a country club sequence and It
is' said to also be equipped with
the most spectacular mine explo
sion ever filmed. The principals
are Conrad N'agel. Kay Johnson.
Charles Bickford and Julia Faye.
AT THE LIBERTY
Charles Whitaker as "Red
Star" Dorgan. Mr. Whitaker has
worked on Hie Universal lot for
the past three or four years
playing heavies and character
parts with various western stars.
He worked In eight successive
pictures with Fran kirn Farnum.
as well as playing the part ot
"The Mystery Man" In "The Ra
dio King" serial with Roy Stew
art. Mr. Whitaker also played char
acter parts in the two J. War
ren Kerrigan pictures, "Green
Flames" and "Tbe House ot
Whispers." See him bow at the
Liberty theatre In "Trumpin'
Trouble."
Preliminary steps to obtain
three new city bridges acrosa the
government canal and the widen
ing of Eleventh alreet to become
one ot the main traftlo arteries
were taken at a meeting ot pro
perty holdera nt the city hall
last night
Paul Johnson, Cliff Dunn.
Percy Murray, Percy Evans and
J. A. Cordon were appointed a
committee ot five by Elmer
Hslsiger, who presided as chair
man, to confer with the city
engineer on the project, obtain
estimates on expenditures neces
sary, and decide on the best pos
sible way to proceed with the
matter.
To Meet July 80
It was voted to hold another
meeting Wednesday night, July
SO, when the committee's report
will be heard.
Since It waa agreed that the
bridges are needed and needed
badly, the discussion centered
around whether property owners
in tbe districts affected by the
new bridges should stand any
expense, or whether an attempt
snouia ne made tu install new
bridges throughout the city and
obtain funds by voting a general
bond.
For ' A rtriilj(e
C. C. Keller tlty engineer,
who has made a careful study of
the matter, estimated roughly
that cost of the Crescent avenue
bridge would be 2j.O0O. the
Eleventh street bridge, $55,000,
the Esplanade bridge. 120.000.
and widening of Eleventh street.
IJ5.000.
The bridges would be class A
concrete structures with orna
mental lights and walka on both
sides.
J. Hlrvi asked It concrete tube
to carry the traffic would be
much more expenalve. The city
engineer explained that the cost
would be approximately the
same, but he did not believe the
reclamation officials would stand
for any possibility ot the recla
mation waters being hampered
by tubings.
&. P. To Remove Pier
This suggestion and one made
by Dr. E. D. Johnson that the
water be gent through siphons
ana me streets constructed
straight through were both ob
jected to by A. M. Thomas, sec
retary ot tbe Klitmath Irrigation
district, on the theory that they
would act as obstructions to the
Irrigation water routed through
the ditch.
Dr. Johnson also atated that
he had beeu Informed that the
Southern Pacific Kallroad com
pany plans to do away with the
iron pier in the center ot Es
plansde street at the appro. ch
to the bridge.
Thomas Against Tunnels
Asked to the possibility ot
having the ditch tunneled, Mr.
Thomas Informed the property
holders that there la auch a bill
before congress requesting that
funds be provided for such a
project, but the fill! baa only a
ininamans cnance of being
passed, according to Mr. Thomas,
and. it the ditch la ever covered,
it will be niauy years from now.
Thomas went on to say that
officiate ot the Irrigation district
would Ilk lo lee the rlty mike
the best of tbe tart that the
ditch does exteud through the
city by Improving Its appearance
with ornamental brldgea and
strips t park. He staled the
Irrigation district would be glad
lo cooperate In any way on
such plana, but would not stand
for having the water obstructed
New llriilgra Needed
Mayor T. II. Walters alated
that it la readily agreed by prop
erty owners that new bridges are
needed and suggeated that the
cost of tha Improvement! be
equalised by voting a general
bond for half ot the amount and
obtalnlug the remainder through
Bancroft district bonds.
He said he realised a general
bond would be tha Ideal way of
financing construction of now
bridges, but It must he remem
bered that property holdera III
Mills addition have Just been
heavily assessed on a large pav
ing project and was ot the
opinion the bond would not
carry If brought to a city-wide
vote.
Affcrta Fire. Safety
C. R. DeLap, county clerk, ex
pressed the opinion that the
whole thing la a city proposl
Hon, that five new brldgea are
needed across the canal and Kla-
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EVERYONE VTTH PILES
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and wastes all the liase I did oa
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Mr. John Undr, well known Wag
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they helped ase from the start and
today my piles are gone and I feel
mere like a human being. Life la
worth living again. Thousands of
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pilea are discovering that auch
t roubles caa be auickly, easily,
banished in thia simple, inespen
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bother er fusa, so why should any
body suffer another day? Doctors
prescribe these pills, which yen
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lie, sufficient tor a full week's
treatment, for 7Se at drug store,
or send 75c in cash or stsmps ta
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"Let George Do It."
Phone 1440.
math falls la amply able to
build them, lie did not believe
that voting bonda would meet
with much opposition, Mr. 1
l.ap's reiiinrkn were applauded by
thoaa preaent.
It. D. llusaard stressed I lie
point that when tha fire depart
inent la affected by the unsafe
condition nt a bridge, the city
should certainly lake slepa lo
remedy the trouble. lie, too,
wished It put to a vote ot city
property owners.
Must llavn Plans
F. V. Van liusklrk who was
Instrumental In the furuiatlou
ot au Klevenlh si reel Improve
ment unit severul yen is ago
which waa orgaiilsml fur the pur
pose of obtaining a new bruise
gave a tew polntera to those who
hava hail no experience In deal
ings with the ruclamatlou service.
'Ilefore anv MrlilsM can !,
built, complete plana must be
presented the reclamation aerv.
Ice for approval, lis main In
terest la farming, and It will
ataud for absolutely no lulrr
ference. Krom all tha Informa
tion I have been able to obtain,
blerenth atreet property holders
are willing to aland assessment
tor this project If the cltv In
general will stand Ita s liars of I
the bridge rusts," Mr. Van lius
klrk alated.
Link Itlver Ncparale Job
' The latter part of hia alula
ment found root In the eipres
slmi of severul present that they
would be wilting lo be assessed
for the Kapluuude ami Crescent
eveutie bridges, but nut tor the
Klevenlh street Indigo. Hili'h
slateiuetita were the catiso nt a
number uf the property nwnera
believing I hut voting a general
ImiiiiI wiiulil be tliu beat way 10
proceed with the projects.
It was thought Ihut the widen
ing of Klevenlh street would
take care of Itself after the
luiilae la Insinlled. and Ihut con
st met ion ot a new bridge ovor
Link river la also a seiiiirste
proposition to bo considered by
tne city ana county joiuiiy, anil
because thero la a proposition
HlHl I lllltlll'ltll Bill mill ll all,.
tallied from the stulo highway
commission.
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aviator, died at I'm nam Memor
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young filer hud been iiikoiisiIoiib
slues tho time his plnnn crashed
llilt. a Irs. in III,, ilnnart furMmla
east of here .Monday. Ho waa I
brought to thn hosplml by a
passu Willi Ii had smirched fug
him for 1 3 hours.
Mist public ilemotisiralliin n(
thn telcphona aas nt the Onlnn.
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