The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, November 21, 1931, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextNovember 21. 103 PACE TWO THE EVENING HERALD. JCLAMATH FALLS, OREGON iUUill II (Continued From Page One) not completely covered by the drifting snow, and already dead. Ther were no mark of vlo lnr, and apparently (ha woman bad merely wandered from tha renrh. No Inqueat will be held. Tlia body waa found at 1:00 o'clock Thuraday, and word waa Immediately aent to tha coroner. Tha roada to and from tha ranch wara ao bnrdenad with anow that It waa Friday befora Coroner Osley relumed to Ikevlew. ltd urn lWflcull Br tba time Oslo waa ready to return tha anow had r-cov-ared tha road, and be waa forced to drlv to Li kevtow by the Bonn ana ok vrnr tiuw, the Yellowetooe cut-off, a dls tanra of 110 ml lea. Mrs. Barry la survived by her husband. Tha funeral will take place Monday at a. m. In Lake view. cnnirivi? vn i jr-iereef- llif temperature, riding on a cold wave, from Northern Canada, eet tled over Montana. Northern Ida- day.-to add to the -grief left by a damaging comblnlfn of blls tarda, gale-like winds, rain and now. 't'. ' ' Four deatha. sco-s-t automo bile accldenta, Injuria to -bun-dreda of persona who fell on lea enrrntted atreeu and; sidewalks, at least SO men unreported In the Cascade mountain! of Oregon, no (Continued On Page Twoi. , BUDGET OF DISTRICT Vint.nstlon of the apparent t. 060 Increase In the published budget for th offic of th Dis trict Attorney waa made Friday. In th 131 budget there waa provided under th budget for th county Judge and com missioners an Item listed, legal and collection of delinquent taiee 220. Th district attorney re ceived 15.510.1 for aalarlea. deputies and advertising tax col lections. District Attorney T. R. GUlen- watera took over th tax won formerly bandied by an attorney hired by th county court. This year 11800 la budgeted for the' legal advisor to the county court and collection of delinquent taxes. Glllen waters handlee th tax col lections and th bndget allows 1 4,074 for aalarlea. deputies and advertising of delinquent taxes. In addition tha district attorney's ... . . . j , 1 . r n since la Daumw iw rv avnense ana BDecisi in ched budget Considering th amount al lowed a year ago for the county court nnder thla Item and the amount budgeted for th coming year there la a difference of 11110 for tax collection. Taking Cist amount from th increase In th district attorney's budget for the coming year there is an in crease of only 11930. with an In crease of 1500 in travel expense expense and delinquent taxea the amount listed for aalarlea, dep aties and advertising and collec tion of delinquent taxes is only 1,410 In th budget published. ill'S INTEREST. E 8AJI FRANCISCO, Nov. 11. KS New hop for freedom baa been given to Tbomaa Mooney by Intervention of Mayor James Walker of New York In his be half. Mooney waa permitted to re belv a newspaperman, for the first time In nearly two yeara today and one mora the man Who has served 14 yeara on charges of bombing tha Ban Francisco Preparedness day par ad in 1111 waa cheerful. "It la great news that Mayor (Walker Is coming," Mooney aald. I am hopeful that . good will soma of It- Maybe I'll .get a hearing for the first time line I bave been In San Quentln. Its been long. "If I ever get a hearing be fore the governor the facta and merits of my case will free me. I am certain of that. They have denied me that right many times before, but I bop things will be right this timo." An electric hammer for remov ing denta from automobile fend ers and bodies Dai been placed ; pn the market. Ttnaala ts trRlnln mora than ; 10,000 air pilots and mechanics through her military organization very year. RADIOS We Carry in Stock tha Moat Complete) line of Radio in Town Gllfllllan, Clarion and Apex Priced at S8D.BO to 9l2a.no complete with the new Pen tode and Multl-.Mu tubes Static reducer New Super Ilotmi'yne Circuit Improv. ed Dynnmlo Speaker Full Virion Dial and Automatic Volume Control and yon must see these beautiful cabinets to appreciate them. CONVENIENT TERMS Ask for a free demonstra. tlon. Drop In and e onr New Radio Owls turns off yonr radio automatically Wiring Futures and Supplies-Service Electric Co. 195 No. 8th. Phone 19 Standard Statistics (Copyright, 1111, Standard Statistics 5 Ind ia 10 RK'i Today I'revloua day Week aio Month ago Year ago 1 year ago i yeara ago tilth (131) Low (1IJ1I 100 High (1I0) w.. Low (130) High 1.) Low (lilt) -.10l.4 ..ISM 141.l Today's. Potato Marketgram FKI)Klt AI.-.STATK IXVTATOGRAM RKI.KASF.D FROM TUB CtHNTV AtiKXT-S OFPIl'K XOVF.MHFK lit, ll)3t. Shipment Reported tor Friday. Vnlted States total tit, Oregon 14, Washington II, Idaho 101, Maine IS. ... .. Terminal Markets Reported for Saturday. Chicago Carload received: Idaho IS, othera 49: ran on track. Including broken, 131; anppltee moderate, demand rather low, market ellghtly weaker; track sale earlota outwelght Idaho Netted Ceme, aacked. per cwt. V. S. No. 1. f 1.40 to 11. SO. San Franclfro Carloadi received: California 1, Oregon I; boat receipt equivalent t California I cart, Washington 11; cars on track. Including broken, 0; dock holdings equivalent to SO cars; supplies moderate, demand moderate, market atronger, better fool ing prevailing: prlcee unchanged since Friday. Los AngaWe Carloads received: California 11, Idaho I, I'tah S; boat receipts equivalent to Washington 1, Oregon 1; cars diverted, 4: cars on track, nnbroken, 2; rara on (rack, broken, 31; eun pliea moderate, demand moderate: tturbanka market slightly strong er. Netted Gema market firm; closing prlaea Friday, opening prices Saturday Idaho Netted Gema, aacked, per ewt. V. 8. No. 1, 11.34 to I1.3S, . Shipping; Point Markets tor Friday. Yakima and nearby pointa: Sever freeae last night; light wire Inquiry, demand .moderate, market ateady; carloada f.o.b. cash track. Netted Gems, aacked. per ton, 114.00 to 417.04. ' Idaho. Fallal Western demand good, other demand moderate, market ateady; carloada f.o.b. cash track Netted Gema, aacked, per cwt. V. 6. No. 1 regular packs. 0e to 74c. mostly 4JVc to 47cH. MARKET. QUOTATIONS : PORTLAKD, Or, Nor. 11 OP) Cattle "S4S tor week. Trad conditions were good with most sales steady to strong, but not quotably higher. Top ateera were around with atrlctly good grade weighing nnder 110 pounds absent. High medium to fairly good ateera scaled 4.00 4.4S wlUT In-between sorts 1.04 4.44 and oft grade down to 4.00. Heifers mostly S.4S with some baby beet quality at I. IS. Veal era were !. 50-4. 00, mostly around 7.50. Hogs 133 for week. Market started with a sharp upward swing with Monday trading 15 35 higher, but all but a dim of th week waa S.tSr with lrive-ina butchers sold Monday S.50-&.40. but general quotable top later In th week kaa S.15, with drlv-in generally showing aa extreme of 5.2S. Strong and heavyweight sorts scaled 4.S0-S.2& with pack ing sows 4.54-6.00 and feeders unchanged at 4.00-1.44. Sheep 441 for week. Trade conditions were generally steady. Strictly choice lamb wee quot able at S.54, but bulk of aupply sold at S.15. with thin staff down to 1.50. Yearling moved at 1.S4 top generally, but strictly choice were quotable to 4.00; call to choice were 1.00-1.00. - PORTLAND WHEAT PORTLAND, Not. 21 iffy Wheat: Open High Low Close Dee. .UK .41 .UK .41 May .34 .it hi .41 .14 Cash wheat: Big Bend Bluestem .71 H .40 H .40 V .44 H .40 .14 H 115.00 Soft White Western Whits - Hard Winter Northern Spring Weatera Red Oats: No. 1 Whit Today's car receipts: Wheat 71: barley 2; flour 24; corn 1; oats 1; hay 1. CHICAGO GRAIX Chicago. Nov. 11 VP) Wheat No. 1 hard 58(4. Timothy seed, 5.00-4.15. Clover seed, 11.40-1S.40. Capture Near for Ashland Bandits (Continued From Pag One) Th Janitor chased two men away from the building and they fled into brushy country along the river near the old Granta Pm road. An all night aearch with bloodhounds was futile. As only two men were seen Sheriff Jennings considered the possibility the third member of the gang waa wounded In the ex change of shots In which Knott waa killed. AU roads and cabins In a 40 mll area around Rogue River were under guard today with possemen adopting a waiting policy, confident th slayers ars in the earn section where Ore gon Jones, notorious desperado hid for a month several years ago. The country Is dotted with Isolated cabin and pocked by abandoned mins shafta. More than 1500 people have written blographlea of Lincoln. Homelike! Convenient! . Modern! Reasonable! HOTEL HOLLAND Medford, Oregon At Sixth and Fir streets on block from fl. P. depot, Clean, airy rooms. Bath or shower or combination. Strictly fireproof. Excellent coffe shop In connection. Rate $1.50 Up C. L. REYNOLDS ' Owner and Manager ' Stock Averages Co.) 10 fjt's 115.1 111.4 114.1 117.1 174.1 174.1 101 101.1 101.1 Mil 144.1 141.1 144 1 10 Total T7.4 7S.1 14.1 "Ml 134 4 184.4 104.4 144.1 10.0 105.1 - 114.T : 153,1 140.1 74.4 Til III 81. 4 n t 41.1 47 S til 105.4 no. t 103.1 104 I 41.1 141.1 14.4 17.1 111.7 11S. PRESSURE FELT NEW YORK. Nov. 21. IJPi Th stock market mad an un successful effort to recover today rrora the setback of the previous session. Rail share led a fair rally during the first hour, but re newed pressure against V. ' 8. steel unsettled: th list later, and gains of 1 to 1 points, which had been widely registered, wer lost. Th close found a mixed assortment of narrow gala and oases. There were fractional recoveries from th lowest In th last few minutes. Trading was moderately active, th turnover for th two hour session approximating 144,444 share. MERCURY SUPS TO 16; STORM TAKES 4 LIVES (Continued From Page One) less than fir cars stalled In drifts with unknown number of occu pants, were details In the plctur a raw from tabulat jns to mid night last night. Blixaard Hits Idaho Residents of Central and North Idaho were digging from nnder a bllxiard that apparently awung into Montana, accompanied by temperature as low as four de grees below sero. Although some mountain passe were piled with drifts four and flv feet deep, highway crews took rotary and other plows out as soon as the wind subsided, and In moat aea tlona resumption of regular traf fic was expected today. Added to the death of two men and a woman Thursday night was th freexing of Mra. Phil Barry, wife of a prominent Lakeview, Or., sheepman. Some fear were expressed for th safety of 10 road workers. last reported between Blue lake and Shuttle lake, Oregon, high In the Cascade mountains Thursday. It was pointed out, however, they probably had made aome prep arations against cold. SAM FRANCISCO. Nor. 11. (JFl High winda and low tern per a- turea hit the Ban Francisco bay region today, driving th clouds from th akies. It mad slppy football weather. Price of Turkeys Quoted as Higher PORTLAND, Nor. 11. (AP) Advance of le. Ib. was quoted after th start of th Saturday trad by Manager Dixon of ' the Pacific Co-ops which Is selling the turkeys for the Oregon Co operative Growers. The prtc of I to 12 pounders was advanced to He for both bene and toms while 12 to ls were sis and old toms and so-called 2s were placed at lOo Ib. Milk contains every necessary food for body building an Ideal fo 0 d ' for ' crowing children. Have It delivered In that convenient "Cream-Top" bot tle from which. In any emergency, yon can conveniently separate th cream for whipping or os on cereals and In coffee. Lost River Dairy too. 111 ( w j f Milk contains overyX M nvMun fond for a Elks Jamboree io At Temple Elks and their "stag" friends will bard logvther tonight at I o'clock at the Elka tempi for a 'smoker" and entertainment list ed as a jamboree, th receipts of which will be used by th lodg In charity work. Th Jam bore rvplarea th Elka Western Nlghta of former years. Wrestling, musical and atunt entertainment, a country stors, carda and gamea are on the pro gram and th "feed trough" will be open all evening. Exalted Ruler Uurge Mason will be master of ceremonies. Genial Jim Uuiun will announce the wrestling card. Dr. L. J. Gob and U E. Mead will ba. proprietor of the country atore and will deal In hams snd tur keys especially. Archie Rice and F. D. "Skinny" McMillan will be masters of the game and rarde while George Cunning and Johnny Houston will b in charge of th entertainment. All Elka In this section. whether member of the local lodge or not are Invited to at tend and expected to be present. TWO BANDITS INVOLVE 4TH MAN IN STORY (Continued From Pag One) Low found 1714.10, and suspicion was brought upon Wolf when he stsrted paying up debts with bills. Wilton and Nordstrom, accord ing tu orflcora, state that Wolf lurked hla car where th bandit car waa found four miles east of Bonanta, and after the holdup brought them half way to Klam ath Falls, where they hid until dark. Wolf came to Klamath Falls,' returning that night and bringing th other tlire to a point aouth of this city, whar thsy divided the money Into tour nilee. Wolf pleaded that be need- ad 11500 for an oil achem. and each of the others gave him 100 mora. Wolt had mad Inquiries In Klamath regarding freight rates an oil and gasoline. Wolt was found to be the own er of a large car with a Califor nia Means, the number of which waa obtained by Deputy Sheriff -Cy Combeet th day of th hold up, and also taken oy anotner mo torist who followed the car Into this city and thought there was aomething wrong. Wolf a car waa located near tne JAPS PROPOSE FACT - FINDERS STUDY TROUBLE (Continued From Pag One) accept th league' supervision to see that Cbina'a measures of security were affectively carried out. In order to secure evacuation. Dr. Si declared, China means to avail herself of "every right and every article of th coven ant." WASHINGTON, Nov. 11, (JP Japanese troops will be with drawn "shortly" from the region of TsiUihar. Ambassador De buchl of Japan told Secretary Stimson today at the direction of Tokyo. Debuchl said aome troops have already been withdrawn to Chen chatang and the others will b removed southward "la due course." The ambassador had a 45 min utes conversation with th sec retary on the general situation. Th diplomat reported he did not consider that th Soviet waa disturbed over th Manchurlan situation. The Chinee Eastern Railway, Debuchl said. In which the Soviet has an Interest, ba been undam aged. . Th Soviet elements aa a posalble active factor In the Chinese-Japanese trouble, had caus ed considerable concern at the state department. Sportsmen Will Nominate Monday Night at Meeting The Klamath Sportsman's as sociation will meet at th chain ber of commerce Monday evening at I o'clock to nominate officers for the association for ths com ing year. President O. D. Math ews announced Saturday. A discussion of the Upper Klamath lake bird and deer re serve will be held during the meeting and H. M. Worcester, federal game protector at Tula Lake sanctuary .and L. J. Gold man of the U. S. biological sur vey In the research department will speak. Patronize eating houses that display this card and whose em ployes wear this button if .you like really ex cellent service and food. CULLINARY ALLIANCE ' Phone 874 . . , , Local 424 si Klamath Be Big Event on Saturday Night Elks may Invite their "stag" friends to lb jamhor. Roy Anderson, lHO-pound for mer llght-heavywelght champion of th world, and Hoy Hill. 194, Topeka, Kansas, will wreall In th main event on th smoker. Roland Warren, 150-pound engi neer of Klamath, and Jack Re new, 145, Sail 1-aks, will meet In th other match. Both will be 10-tnlnut bouts. Ths Klamath "Wranglers," Johnny Houston's quartet, and ths Klwanla chorus are listed on th entertainment program along with some other amusing fea ture. From th Crest hotel In Ban Francisco a Mter arrived from Jo Blrkerataft, former match maker for th city boxing com mission, who sends IS for ths show with best regards tor Its success. Jo says that many times at Tanforan track where he la employed the "bast big lit tle city In- lb West" la men tioned. He sends regards to his friends In th letter to McMil lan. Anchor hotel, where Wolf was later located and watched. About o'clock Friday eve ning the sheriffs ofllr received a call atating Wolt waa making urenaratlons to check out of to hotel. Both Low and McMillan hurried to the hotel to Investi gate his' departure, and to take him to the aherlft's offlc for further grilling. Carrency Discovered A aearch waa Instigated at th hotel and 1704 In currency and a ahell fitting the gun taken (torn Nordstrom and Wilson at Sacramento were found. The currency waa discovered nnder th mattress of Wolf's bed. hut th suspect denied any knowl edge of Its presence, declaring emphatically that It had been "rlanted." On th way to th Jail, how- aver, the captive began to ac count for th possession of th 1700. II declared he bad picked It up from outstanding debu owed him In th past. Nordstrom, in bla cell at the county Jail, had heard Wolf's vole In conversation with tha officials, and later admitted to Sheriff Low that he Immediately recognised It aa th vole of on of th partners la ths rob bery. l'artoer Icjentinca Nordstrom asked th sheriff for th license number on Wolf's car which was a California tag. IC17I0. 'I guess you've got him, sher iff." aald Nordstrom. Th sheriff then obtained a aecond and more complt eon fession from both Nordstrom and Wilson. Both men Identi fied Wolf aa their partner, but th new suspect continued to deny an; knowledge of ths rob bery. Nordstrom and Wilson saia they first met Wolt In Sacra mento th Sunday preceding tne hold-up. Wolt Ulked to Wilson on a street 'corner In th Cali fornia city, and propositioned him on the possibility of mak ing a stlck-np. Wilson told him he would take th matter into considera tion and thea went off to con sult Nordstrom.. They msd an appointment to meet again, and in th meantime th two young men. thinking Wolt might b an officer, began to check back on him. They looked np the regis tration of hla car, and decided that everything was saf for the proposal. Plaaaea HoBDery The thre began working their way north and atopped at Bleber to contemplate a robbery there. wolf had purchased a gun in California, and because there waa only on weapon In the crowd, they considered It too great e risk to pull in joo. Th young men went into tne Bleber bank while the older man waited outside. Both Nordstrom snd Wilson, In their confession last night, said they lost their nerv. Th thre moved on north ward, and considered a robbery In another small town. Neither Nordstrom nor Wilson could re member Its name. With only one gun In the party they con sidered this plot too unsafe, alao. Wolf. Nordstrom and Wilson, according to th confesalon of the younger men. arrived In Klamath Falls either Monday or Tuesday befor th robbery they failed to remember th ex act day. Hern red Another Gun . Here they told Wolf another gun was needed, snd Wolf went out snd brought bsck a 11.20 revolver. In planning th Bonanxa rob bery all thre agreed It would 1mnmmcnmmtmtnn Bnrjuct Disk an Isrtavoi oaaiAuMaa Syiew Arcade Coffee Shop llrick Cafe Clyde's Griddle Court Cafe Depot Cafe France' toffee Shop 1'rank'a Tamale Parlor Falls Cafe Harris Lunch K Cafe Klamath Tlllllards Little Club Cafe Mnglll's Lunch MNX Lunch Nook . Owl Cafe Peerless Lunch Pelican Grille Pine Tree Cafe Raddle Kock Cafe Hpar Two-nit Cafe Waldorf be Impossible lo make a thor ough Job without obtaining the asalaiaur of another accomplice. Wilson and Nonlatrotn weut down to lit Hoover ramp, and picked tip a Ulan whom they Identified by tha nam of "Hlliu. ' In accordance with the ar rangements th boys wore lo enter the bank and Wolt waa to drive the car In th escape. Wolf wouldn't let them uae hla own car, and urged th hoys lo go out and steal one, CVr Moire Th old aliandoued car found by th suthorltls four miles from Bonansa after th Job was completed waa picked up on South Sixth street here. Before actually making Ih daring attempt to rob the hank, the tour, at Wolfe auggeatlou, took a trip out on Wednesday to look over th alluatlon. While they were there they selected th spot where Wolf waa to plant bis own car, and whar he waa to wall for tha atolen car. After leaving Ih car In which they robbed the bank. Wolf brought them all bark Into town. At 11 o'clock on Thursday morning Wolf picked up Nord strom, Wilson and "Slim" Just below the Jungles, and drove them to Bonansa In the stolen csr. , Pull Job They pulled th Job about 1 o'clock In th afternoon, and changed cara about four mllea beyond Bonansa. Wolf brought all three a halt-mlla luto Klam ath Falls whar they all alayed out In th brush to dlvld the haul and to lay low until the posse had scattered or grown dlacouraged In th hunt. Wolf, driving hi own car. cam Into town and left th thre others In th brush. Th old man returned about 1:00 o'clock that night, and carried his partners back to Klamath Falls as far aa th Jungles. Thsy parted company there, and Nordstrom, Wilson and "811m" walked to Merrill, a dle tsnre.of 1 mllea. The three boarded a southbound freight for Sacramento In tha night. Slim" Disappears Nordstrom and Wilson, orig inally partners, atuck together and were caught when they eave themselves sway In a drinking spree. "Slim" slipped out of Ih picture, snd no clues wer advanced In the confeaalona to Indicate where he might be. Hex McMillan, deputy sheriff, first cam to suspect Wolf when be found that hla car answered the description of the sedan seen fleeing down the Lakeview road after the holdup. McMillan checked with the nolle and discovered Wolf bad been questioned In connection with a proposed robbery In which he waa to participate with a pair of negroes. Wolf Paid Debt After thla he watched closely and when It waa found that be waa beginning to pay off debta h bad been utterly Impossible to meet befor. th Indication that he might bar bean on of th bandlta grew stronger. McMillan recognised the gun taken from Nordstrom and Wil son at Sacramento, but at first failed to place It Identity. He checked back with West's second band store, wber be hsd first aeen the gun. McMillan declared HODCJtM, FlREPROOf gqmmrm m &AFstANaSCO IgBswenstt) team .nossitiKW '.s?ri 'aWarer U ns-il moo-iV he recognised th weapon through a chip In the handle. The proprietor of the slor waa culled and declared he was certain Wolf waa th man who purchased tha revolver. McMillan first got a tin OS Wolf last Mouday. Trace Hcomt Gun Sheriff Low aald last ulght b would chock up on Ih purchase of Ih second guu In California to alrsuxthrn th chain of cir cumstances around Wolf. According lo Nordstrom and Wilson, Wolf bad aald ha was without funds, and had been al most penniless fur months, lis told them bs needed the money badly, and would go to any menus to get It. Although Wolf denied th con fessions of Ih younger man, and completely dlaoounted Ih story wvavlng Itself about blm, the bore are Just aa certain ot th truth of their atatements. Harks Matched John Horn, cashier at th Bank of Bonansa, shortly after the holdup described III sacks used by the bandlta In carrying away ths money. Horn said they were like pillow rases, and the pllluw rasea In Wolt'a room checked the doacrlptlon thor oughly. Nordstrom and Wilson also Identified th bags. Wolt told Sheriff Low he had a family In California and that two of hla anna war moderately well-to-do, aud would fight Ih case for him. II had been employed by Walker and Hovey Lumber com pany laat aummer at Macdoel. 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In this bank this foundation con slats of great resources, of a loyal, highly-equipped personnel, of long, varied experience, of sound policy. Your Account, Personal or Commercial Is Invited The First National Bank Member Federal Reserve Bank ly, snd both tallied perfectly, ac cording lo the aherllf. . The 1704 In currency will bs traced at the Bank of Uonanta today. . Sweetheart Kills Man Who Threatens Death To Her Dog KANSAS CITY, Nor. II, (At Decs uae bs threatened lo kill her pet Pekingese, police say, Mil ton Smith, II. was shot lo death today by his 11-year-old sweat heart, Hsisl marketer. Miss Blsckotsr waa quoted by police as saying Huiltn Accused her of lovlna "Snooks" mor than shs loved him. Junior Console Ir has th brilliant ton that is winning tone -tests I Better thaa manjr radio costing; twice si mtach. 8 -tut wpcrhrttrodyne. Hear k and "Believe your own Ears" at ivW: ii a s u I r .1 IS!!!