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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1931)
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Tuesday, January 13. 1MT CONTHOVERSy 1 oovs 0 FI STATION DiMgreement over the location of the new munici pal fire station is looming urrnrtlintr f nvnrnatLmiu made at a meet. of thol""; city council last night whonjfor threw .-art. lie t also butld C'harles Thomas, resident of : ' H work upstair, in tho thur tarn for dtnn.r S'w Vmii day Mr. and Mrs. John Cop.Iaud. Mr. and Mrs. J... t'nplantl, Mr. and Mr. Alvln Oop land. John Jr. and Margar.t Cnp. ittnd. and Y.tnn and Clifford Kiiti. rrd wrri, played In th nini, and a pl.nant llra at hud l.v a'!. Mr. and Jlrs. Il.rt Cut and chil dren, Donald. Marhar and Ann. st;n N'"- .ars day Hn Mr. (iray'a uiothnr and aiat.r, Mra. i.i'TK Cray and Allro Cray Jiri. Stella Llninrt of Portland la Mx.nrtlne a roupl. of nivki Willi h.r iMtr, .Mr. Ad.ti. Hnyt. ;.or Hoyt has five nmn car PMitrring for him. Thoy arp Governor's Daughter Wed Mills addition, spoke in be half of residents of that ncrtion, Air. Tnoinas attd that If more nanna nrn needed on tbn petition whiih vas pr.ntpd a week ao. signed by Milla addition property owners and requesting that the alaiinn he located on the cast aide of the Southern Pacific tracks, ho lll oht.iin them. Van I'amp Ojiposcil Cnunrliman Van l amp wan of the belief that it would not be necessary at I bin time as no ac tion can be taken until later, but that when the elation vat f!ri proposed it vat to be In a cen trained location and was o( lu. opinion that people on the east aide of the oity are trying to upset II the plant. He want on to stato that the northern portion of the city needs more protection, too. since there are. several large mills located In that district, and that when the station project was first brought up lie took particular paint to ask If It would be centrally located. Want Kxpert Opinion Councilman Bagley took the ttand that the ballot aaid "for construction of an additional sta tion" but nothing about a central ly located station and certainly no one could make centrally located out of additional. "If the people in Mills addition had not understood that the new fire station would do them some good that item would have been snowed under on the ballot," Mr. Thomas declared. It waa Councilman Driscoll't opinion that the only thing to do it to have the station located with regard to fire insurance and to obtain the opinion of an ontslde Insurance man. Offer Site The following oroaerty was of. fared for sale to the city as loca tions for the station: Lola SA and 5B. block !. on Market and Spring streets in Rail road addition, submitted by the Klamath Development companv; lots 8 A. SB and 9 A. block 2. Kail road addition, on Spring and Mar din streets, bv Harry A. Llntner: lots ($8 and 5S9, block 10S. Mills addition, for J 900. by John S. Orr; lot 2. block 201, Wantland avenue. Mills second addition, by William J. Ouslcy; lots 32. 33 and 34, block 17 of Didusirial addi tion, 11450, by Iona James: lot 19, block 4. on Klamath avenue faring Twelfth street. Canal ad dition, for ISO per front foot, by R. E. Wright. All the bids were placed on file for futnre reference. To Improve Cemetery The preliminary work tor im proving Linkvllle cemetery was discussed and a motion passed for Councilman Van Camp to take charge of cleaning up the ceme tery. The cemetery committee wai also authorized to investigate the cost of patting up a new fenoe. An ordinance waa pasted to first reading approving the new plat of Linkville cemetery wbich la now under city management. Airport Ordinance The ordinance setting forth rules and regulations for the new municipal airport was adopted, following the third reading. Councilman Van Camp wished to know 11 student pilota were al lowed to fly over the city and asked that the matter be investi gated. Xo Objections Last night being the time for the hearing of objections on the sidewalk assessment and as there were no objections. City Attorney Bolvln waa authorised to prepare an ordinance levying assessments. ' Authorized Contract The ordinance was adopted au thorizing the mayor and police judge to enter into a contract with the Central Pacific and the Southern Pacific railroads for an easement for right of way of a sewer line over property owned by the companies. Hide Not Awarded Xo reports were made on the bids for gas. oil and tires and feeding city prisoners. Mr. Hale, proprietor of the Litllf Gem restaurant, was pres ent and stated a report was going auoul the city that the bid for prisoners' meals waa to be award ed .to the highest bidder and he Just wanted to tell the council that If It was so he put in bis bid wrong. There was no comment when Mr. Hale finished and sat down. Grant Licenses tJpon recommendation of the ' police committee, licenses to oper ate during 1931 were granted the Empire hotel, Oregon rooms. Hart hotel. Pelican Theater rooms, Cas- caae noiei. Applications for renewal of per mits were received from a num ber of the hotels, restaurants, pool rooms and plumbers. John P. Kohustelli was the first appli cant for a milk producer's permit under the new city milk ordi nance. Both producers and dis tributors of milk are to be li censed under the new law. Seven building permits, total ing f 6.421, were, allowed. FORT KLAMATH NEWS ITEMS SIRS A. 1IOVT FORT KLAMATH. Ore.. Jan. IS, (Special) Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stanley of Klamath Palls motored to Kort Klamath Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Jest Elgan in on Grover returned borne Wed nesday from Medford, where they gpent the holidays with relatives. tUt o4 Mra, Harry JBngl had garase. llMill t'orhin, aim Is well known in this neighborhood, and ho has been 111 fur the r:t three weeks, pastted ay Krldav, at !h. Hillside ho-.nltiii In Klamath Falls. John H. Ccpeland. who has been spending the holidays with his parents here, left Friday for t'nrvallis. where he will resume hi studies at the Oregon Stato college. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Moffart and daughter Jeasie visited at the Hoyt home one day this week. Among the local people who were shopping in Chiloouln Fri day were Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kirk, Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Cope- land and Mrs. Harry Engle and sons. Weston and Clifford. The C. I. club held their regu lar meeting Friday. Refreshment were served by Mrs. Mallory and Mrs. Allen. The club la planning another series of four card par ties, the first of which will be held Jsnuary S at the club house. Mrs. May Long, whose shoulder was injured while coasting Sun day, was taken to the hospital tor treatment Sunday night, and Is reported at improving satisfactor ily. Miss Jane Short, who has been visiting her sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Judklns, has re turned to Klamath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Bnrcbaun. Miss Welsh and Mrs. Neale. teachers In the local schools, who have been away during the holidays, return ed home Sunday evening. Chss. and E:nil Zumbrum and Pete O'Connor left Monday for a motor trip to Los AngeiA. Mrs. N'elda Corbin. who has been In Klamath Falls for the past week because of the illness and death of her husband, returned home Monday, and will spend a few days with her mother. t I v - "i : ' 1 ' Of, CV5vf r MRS. CUSTER ENTERTAINS It was the urst wedding to be held in Virginia's historic ttcciitive mansion at Richmond lu more than a quarter of a century, when Miss Suianne Pollard, daughter of Governor John tlarland Pollar.l and Herbert Lee Boatwright. of Danville. Va.. were married the other day. This picture, taken immediately after the ceremonv, shows the bride rutting the wedding cake while the groom looks on. The former Miss Pollard has been serving as her father's o(!M.il hottest. MRS O. O. WINCFIELD TEXN'ANT. Calif., Jan. 13 (Spe cial) Mrs. Robert Caster enter tained her Sunday school class of intermediate boys and girls with party Friday afternoon at the church. The children enjoyed games, af ter which Mrs. Casper served re freshments Those prevent were Alice An derson. Virginia Friend. Kate Hamilton. Kathryn Marie Will- bank. Nan McLeod. Hazel Little, Patty and Betty Pennell, ' Marie Murphy. Maxlne Graves. George Little. Joseph and Billy Kolda, George Anderson, Hubert Goodsly, Marcus Ambord and Bobble Castor. C. A. Kirsteln returned Sunday from a visit to his mother. Mrs. Geglna Kirkstein, at Los Angeles, Calif. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Murphy and daughter. Miss Pearl Murphy, were overnight guests Saturday at Weed. Calif. E. D. McDonald was In Weed. Calif., during the week on busi ness. J. A. Palmer, who haa been ill and confined to his home for a week, is able to be up and around again. Mrs. H. T. Doyle and small daughter Betty, who have been at Klamath Falls the past week, re turned Thursday evening, leaving again Friday evening for Lot An geles, Calif., where Mrs. Doyle's father is quite ill. On Vacation '.?cf "?f K'.r,?',.-"1."! ft'' - . i " w k,A .Viiami Bureau In this nautical looking cos tume, smiling Galll Curd would be as much at home on the high teat as the usually it on the high C't. The noted opera star Is pictured above at Miami Beach Fla., where she Is resting prior to atartlng a concert tour thru HUNGARIAN UN HANGS FOR MURDER SZOLNOK. Hungary. Jan. II. (AP) Crying "God Help Me." Frau Marie Kardos waa hanged today in the prison courtyard here in atonement to the state for murder of her husband and 22 year old son last year. She was the first woman to be hang ed by court sentence in Hungary for many generations. Frau Kardos. who was one of. 40 women who appeared la the group poisoning trials of last spring and summer and one of three to receive the death sen tence, lost the paded ennui which marked the early demeanor in the few days preceding her death. As execution became Im minent she was stricken with terror at the prospect of the gallows. She ate heartily in her prison cell last night, a bowl o( gou lash being allowed -her for her last dinner. There followed a I period of prayer with friends and a proteatant clergyman. In terrupted once when the hang man came to weigh her so as to calculate the measure of her fall from the scaffold. She sprang back screaming but was reas sured when her friends told her the executioner was a doctor. This morning she arose and dressed unassisted and sipped a cup of coffee before being led weening into the prison court yard where seventy persons were assembled to witness her death. She prayed there again for a moment and then was led to the gallows where the president of the court read the sentence of death to her. Concluding, he addressed the executioner: "Hangman do your duty." An attending physician pro nounced her unconscious within a few seconds and dead In eight minutes. Her body waa left on the gallows for halt an hour and then cut down and placed In a coffin In the prison morgue. The hanging followed the pe culiar Hungarian method. The two assistants drew her feet toward them as the stool was knocked from beneath her. The hangman, holding her face with handkerchief, turned it from tide to tide until she was pro nounced deed when he lifted his bat and informed the president of the court that the sentence had been carried out. One of the condemned wo man a last callers was the man known hereabouts as her swmt neart. btcian Toflor. wno ar rived lu a sleigh this morning and was admitted to the prison to see her. She received him coldly. Todor obtained permission to witness the execution and shout ed frantically, threatening every body around him when the wo man was pinioned at the gallows and had to be removed. MISCOXSTRim "My daughter shall n it sing at the Mayoress' reception tonight. The doctor has ordered her rest." I dtdn t know tho mayoress had been ill." Iluen Humor. .Madrid. TmiW by MotorCoaclj COSTS LESS EnobUt you to trov. moro eton .... to qo fortHr on vtry trovo) dollar. LUXURIOUS COMFORT Modem cooctot, comftylobry footed .... op-cuthiorved reclining Mats. SCENIC HIGHWAYS Iringt y6tf oil tH l.t 0J romonco o fho "opn rood." fwin lranciro J8..'o Round Trip 25.no Portland (One Way) lO.O.t Rl Bluff - 7. HO SrramMJio II. HO f& COvf)syll tWoaBagftQii ft)fi(9FrlBr!fl fiftOt WIS TtlMINAl Ml KUinath Ave. Phone RUfl K. E. Walker, Agent. 3 You Will Never Know UntaYouTrylt You will never know what a comfort and utility Central Station Steam Heat is un til you try it Ask those who are using it what they think, and remember, we wel come inquiries. KLAMATH HEATING COMPANY KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. NOTED . CHILEAN DOCTORS MEET TRAGIC DEATHS SANTIAUO OK rHtl.K. Jan. 13 I AP. Tho trucU 'loath ol lp. l orn Mayor, rhllo't loading woman phyiiU'litn, nud Ir. At frrdi. ! Mttrtn, government hy ttitMio chief, ptujlod the nuthor. tltM tiuiiiy. Or. MurU fthttnt 1-r. Mayer um. hliuselt, AtloiulitniM nt (no pultltc nm'sM' nvhool w lior inn nhont Ititf took dm-turod (tint the twu hail heen lu lino ami ait- vaiis-i'd tlii theory I luii . hoi.i- ratiM by LrUtt MurU a inat rlago to luuvtiter wo num. luy had ittriiitiied to dlo toRritmr. Ir. Maer wan itml umimrrinl. Other ulso rmivernftiit with the livi of the two iirurtlltonora expressed luhrf that the rnme w.i h tuotlvnted by a proiesHiitnul jealousy fur which d.ath of both seemed t he only polut ton ta the iinp'iuiuis hyutene oUK Lil. School nttontlnnta unhl !r. P MarU walked into tho offico of Ur. Mayer, who wan chief of Hie school, and onKttKcd in low tmversAtioti with her. Two snots r.inK out. Aitendunts rushed to fini both drnd. Dr. De M.iri;i j.pirent!v h(t rUceil a ptstol at Dr. Mayers forehead and thou had turned the gun on hlmseir. Poth hod bn on health mln sIoua to tha I'nltrd StatM and Kuropa. Dr. Mayer waa a leader in children medlenl work and was elnsted by an me a the greatest of all Spanish American woman phynlflaii. Dr. IV Maria wax a medical professor In the I'nlYersity of Chile, and acting Australia's New King Wed I- 1 -Jr. !:- i - 1 V a kin A -.IMA1 J gW S-ihiftrttrfiiirt T ifin tinitu i tlk It.aliniiw. u (ll.-t.i i.,r.k i.. t i .. v I.A I't, I. n.if,.i .I.Mmlltl Australia a tantuus I runs-l'a tf Ic unit truiiN-Atltinllc nlrnuiii, and hl unur, iiio tt IIHT .11 im HUH I uwru, u- Miri iiivrrrM a 'ss vi iiT(ia,)niu- latton from nil parts of the world upon their riM-ctit murrlaan at tinev. i tore you t iicm , in i nn inrcurmum, mm i nrj inru i uu iiiarrutKo register lintimliateljr after tlt wedding. chief of livci-n for tha national governnieut. lloth ra natives of Chile She waa of Carman exlractlou a). I he of Italian. HM)KltS INK UT WASHINGTON. Jan IS .AP) The prwtdnnf and Mr. Hoover will he entertained at dinner to- nljtht hv Ht'crotnry and Mm. stlmson for the third time. MrrTINA NOTK K tvity CiniTind,rv N 1, K T. MMtrd on lv Vdndav. Jn it.rv II. 1 .'St. at Mi) p. n. Iimtaiu lion o( offtror. 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