The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, February 13, 1931, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextFriday, February 18, 1931 THE EVENING HERALD. KLAifTATII fALLS. Oftfc0N PAGE SEVEN 11 SLAYERS 1 END ETO OF THE TRAIL I'KNDLKTON, Or.., Kob. IS (AP) Trailed arrnea tht conu sant for two months hv a Tenn ana sheriff, two alliKri mur derer! r under armat In Ilia J'acirio north weal today. They ara John Kdillngtmi and lluah )lo"n. i horned wllh slaving W. It. Kington near ('hlrkamauKiia, (la., Ilaceinlier IS last Kddliia ton waa raptured at Helix. Ore., near here laat nil lit and llnweu waa arrested at I'eiitralla. Waah. t'mler Ilia pnraonal dlrertlon of Hheriff Clmrlea C. Taylor, nf ChnUnn"ii. Tenn., Itxnl slier Ufa ofdeera watched Kdrtlnitnn fur aevernl (lava. When he wua arreated luat iilitht lettera (uund on lllm revealed llowen'a where alMiuta and ha waa arreated at t'ontralla. Sheriff Taylor left a hurt tint, later In lake hltn lulu custody. Kddlngtou waa hold here, Kddlnntnn and tlowtn alleged ly killed Klnilon to collar! lo.. 000 Inauranre money carried by lluwan. Hheriff Taylor aald. lie aaM that after aaaertedly mur dering Kington the two muti lated hla faro with stmtK.in fire In order lo deatroy hla Identity. Then they allegedly dreaaed the bi.dy In llowen'a clntbea, plared llowen'a Inauranre papera In the porkela and left Ilia body on a roarialdo near Chlikamagua. Tha two dlaappoared, Taylor aald, and hoped to rolled the Inauranra throuih llowen'a brother, Frank, who waa named benefit la ry. Taylor aald Kronk llowea had been under aurvell lanre at Chattanooga and that bo bad ordered hla arreat. KddlhKlon laat night algned walrrr of extradition on grand larceuy charg brought agatnat him for alleged theft of an au tomobile, MKMI'IIIH, Tenn., Feb. IS. tAI'l word rroiu Oregon waa waited today by pullra tnvesll gatora aerklng to eatahllah the Identity of au aged man, found alaln and burled In wood near Memphis. Information aaked to a tele gram aent lo Mrs. E. f. Marlln at Pendleton, lire., waa experled to aid In determining whether the dead man waa William I'arnell, a war veteran who left ths United Ptatea Holdlera Itoma at Johnaon City, Tenn., February 10 laat. tra. Mnrlln la a alater of I'arnell. Tha body waa found Wednea- day night hurled under three feet of earth. Tha ekull bad been crushed. The poettlon of tha body led Inyeatlgatora lo bellore that ha waa killed elaewhera and car ried to tha woods. Eight Delegates i Leave for North right delegates from Klamath TJhlon high arhool left yeaterday morning for Coryallla to attend tha Educational eipoaltloo. apon aored by tha arhool. on February IS. IS and 14. Principal Paul T. Jarkaon left Wednesday. Petegatea choaen on tha baala of their arcompllahmenta and tha departmrnta they repreaent are: Ruaael p. Andrewa and Mra. Wil liam MoNealy. faculty; .Margaret Young, mathematical Itnth Mo Kealy, horn economies; Pavld MrAulev, trlenca; Roy Kdgerton, manual training; Ruth May Chll cote, commercial; Hub Maiulre, tudent body. AT THE KLAMATH THEATRES AT TIIK I'M. HA Wllh one of Callforulaa moat beautiful and luxurloua reaorta aa a location ilta, advanc. word mm I Nil tha Idea that Nail la killed oft Franclaco, Lea Bhumway, Brooks to Juatlfy Iba till. Allca only pratonda to ba "Tha Widow from Chicago. Outatandlng lo tha caat la tha figure of Kdward O. Hoblnson, who rreated tha .unforgettable gangatar rola In Iba atage yeratou of "Tha Racket." lie purtraya an entirely different typa of gang atar, one mora human, auntie and reallatla In "The Widow from Chicago." Kvon In amaller role ara auch well-known player aa Batty Benedict, E. II. Calvert and Har old Goodwin. AT THU RAIMIOW Seven leading men lupport Clara Dow In ber lateal talking picture, "Trua to tha .'." Tradrlc March beada tha group of rouiantlcally-luclluad aallora who puraua tha lively redhead afloat and aahoro. "Trua to the Navy" la now knowing at the Rainbow. March waa Mlaa Ilow'a favorite In "Tha Wild Party, Ilia rlvala In "Trna to the Navy Include Eddie Dunn, Iter, ilell, Eddie Fetheraton. Lumbermen Leave To Attend Meet A group of Klamath county lumbermen will leave thlt even ing by train for ban Franclaco where they will attend a Pa cific coaat lumbermen a meeting which will ba bald Haturday. Among thota planning to make tha trip ara A. H. Da via, Irving Keataraon, A. I. Vnya, C. H. Dag gett, Carl Hornlbrook, W. K. Lamm, Mr. Johnaon, P. A. Al- bertaon, V.a llorr, J. Royal Bbaw, Huntington Taylor, and Ralph Macartney, HMAKKH AND JOHI.VMH BYDN'E. Y, Australia The un employment situation In Auatralla la aomewhat relieved by anake huatlnc aipedltlona. Thoaa oat of work ara earning a living by hunting and aelllng snakes. The brightly marked aklna ara dried and aold to tanners, and the sltel elona e.ra made Into necklace and aold. The ekelelona, when dried, resemble Ivory. Nobel, founder of tha Nobel prises, owed hla great fortune to the discovery of dynamite. Locate Mutilated Currency Stolen In Station Holdup WASHINGTON, Feb. It (AP) Tha mutilated currency itolea by tbngi early yeaterday In tba Union nation waa discovered by police today la an ap-towo aiiey. Tha three regtalered mall pou'be in which tha worthleaa plecer of money war being ahlpped from tha federal reaerve bank in New York to the Ireae ury hera were not located. Tha bills, worth 1807,000 had they been whole, wera wrapped In 11 bundlea and found bear Ittki and T slleeU. N. W. In another alley nearby, pollra found several packagea of shot, gua shells, from which lha shot had been extracted and ateel aiaga tnaerted. They continued the .earth for tho three or four robber believed Involved lo tho crime, hoping to connect tho abandoned money and tha shell. DO TOO OCT ITT "I hope, Jonea," aald hla ani ployer. "that yon ara aavlng at least half of what you get." "Wall, air," aald Jone. "I would, tut the fact la that I don't get aa much aa that." Tlt-BIt. :etai. UjbIN i'UAt lit IHt UOuOtf come from tha Pacific Coaat that tha making of "Love lu the, Rough" waa more fun than work. ( Charlea F. (Chuch) Itolaner. 1 who directed tha mualral comedy romance from tha play, "Hprlng Fever," la aald lo have made hi company feel a though they were ; on a vacation, devoting aeveral week to tha hilarious golf links, sequi'tiro which kept tho pluyer In cloae touch with their favorite ' pastime. Hlnre the picture la Imnrd upon a golf story. It was only nntiirnl that playera who follow tho game wera chotcn. Heading the caat of tba produc tion which will open today at the Pelican theatre, la rtonrri Mont gomery, whoso rlre lo film fume within a year la regarded as little abort of amailng, and who, rum or has It. will shortly bo re warded with alardom. Other play era tnrludo Dorothy Jordan, re cently seen opposite Rutnou No vurro In "Cull of tho Fleab," . llenny Rubin, Dorothy McNulty. J. I'. Nugent, Catherine Moylan. Tyrrell Davis. Allan Lane, Itos- ' coo Ales, Kdward Davis and Hurry liurna. Report has It that the Inter polation of the musical sequence out-of-door was particularly cleverly handled, especially a golf foreaoma which execute aong-and dance routines on the green. ! The muklrnl acore, wrltteo by Dorothy Field and Jimmy Mc llugh includes seven new song number played by the DIHmore llutel orchestra. ! AT TI!K PINK THKK i Heading the Hat of tha coming attractions at the Pine Tree' Theatre la First Natlonal'a melo drama hit. "The Widow from Chicago," which begins ita en-: gagemenl today. j The picture la entitled to be libeled "all-alar." Including as it I doea Kdward (1. Robinson, Nell ! Hamilton, Frank Mrllugh and Alice While. Nell Hamilton piny opposite Mlaa White. In an Interesting role that enda by making him a hero though ha Jual earapea tha vil lain class. The lova atory Is aald to bo very original, and don't get Tha leaning tower of Pisa waa never nprlght because tha founda tion began to sink before th con struction, waa completed. PLEASANT VIEW DAIRY for grado A pure raw milk from tented Jrrwy and (iuernsey cows, p en dued anil bottled In a plant that lias conformed to re qnlrrmrnta Call 187W8 Wo Deliver (Jo Keller) -v4-ll I Jaw JaV .tTVt. w, W I IT," i iTOaH ..f . A A.V. vVl . S 'II 1 Acres of Finest Western Wheat I are translated into delicious TRU- BAKE crackers for you. Unex ' celled in flavor, distinctive in their slenderized shape they merit a , place on every western table. 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