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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1932)
January 1, 1932 PAGE THREE THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON ARRIVAL IS MARRED BY T RAGIC EVENTS (Cnnllnueil from Pii Oun) and th oar luvulvd luto the "Tusko" on Another Rampage CIMNII KII.I.H hill It HPHINUKIKI.h. Jan. 1 (At Tli luili lull In lh wreck of tha Clavalallil-Clni'lllliall uiaiuin jnr plana ro to lour tmlay when W. U. Wleltacs UI i.inriiuieii. ulmiiiau. succumbed to Injuries. Thru men wer dead wbnn Ihajr rjullod frum Ilia amaahed hln nnar her laat night. Th pllut remained rrlilrallr Injured Wlnl.a.k died at a. m. Tli. rauaa ot tha tall wal sought lu an Itiv.wtlsallon br I'apl. Trank McKee. slate di rector of aeronaut Ira, who In sunted tha wreckage today. Tha plana, a initio Aolor rrafl, n mill Irom Cleveland to Louis ville, waa flylns low whan It want Into a barrel roll, arcurd tni to l-ewla L. lluwon. of l.oule ville, tha pilot and on of tha Injured. Tba other dad: A. I- Wen tier of Cincinnati, an nalneer. l.oula E. Bl.ine. It. of Cincin nati, peraniinel director of the J.miirv UlclilU division of the American Alrwaya. A. t Mvr, Jr., St, of I-ouU-vllle. merrliamllalug uianaaer "it tha tieneral Klertrlc company ro frlieratlon division with head quarters at Cleveland. Ktil'H KII.I.K.O I'HII.AIiKl.rillA. Jan. I (P Two young men and two glrta. II of rblladnlphla, war killed and on girl Injured whll on their way to a New Yoar a eve party In Delaware when their auiomobll waa atrurk by Hal tlmnr nhlo train at Ulen- olden, a auburb. Although th accident currad hefur belle rang In tha JSow Year, poalllv identifica tions were not mad until today The dead were: Oirnr U Davie, a graduate of the Cnlversliy of I'eunsylvanla law achool laat June, who driving. Charlea Dauenberg. a aenlor In tha I nlveraliy of Pennsylvania Veterinary school. Mlaa Lined a I-aiheen. XI is Hcgllia Hoof. A third young woman, Mlaa Rosamond t'liuao, la not i peel ed to recover. liecaua there were three young women lu the party, pollc belle ther may have been a third man with them. tloura after th crash, however, aearchera had failed to find any additional victim. "Tunko," the glgunllc rlrcua el.i.hunl. who waa abi.ndoned In Haleni. Ore., aaveral montha ago, and later moved to Portland, cele brated Chrlalmaa with another rampage, which brought out armed poaae ready to ahoot It oeceaaary. Ilea ahowa breaking up bla Portland hum. Welcome, New Year! World Celebrates J 932 in Diverse Styles rv.x' i'I.ack "Hxk.d v CIIICAUO. Jan. 1 (U.PJ 'It waa a lough Job, but I final ly got It done," alghed Teiaa (iulnan laat night alter an nan replaced all the tahlea and rbalra th.it were carted trom her "planet Mara" cat today by dry raider. "I thought for a while that all th New Veal a eve cualnmera would have to all on the floor," he enld, "hut It really wouldn't have been eo bad, because that's where moat of the night club patruna land, anyway." HtHOI.VKI) TO IIIK KK.TTt.K, Jan. I USB A. k. Murln.W, nil, waa de termined today to dl brfor January SKI. MarlwW-r waa arreted on a forgery chntge. lie awalloweil a alow MitMn. If h tiled be fore January Iril hla mother will recite .ol In life In urance, palf up lo that dale. Irorlora fear Marlndrr'a wlh will be fulfilled. aey ended their inarllal dlfflcul tle today with tha filing ot property aeltlenient. It provldea that Mlaa Taylor, film adeem. will retain her 1100.000 Hollywood home. 1u, noo In raah and llo.ooo for ber attorneya. The couple aeparaled laat aum. mer and leinpcy ohlnlned a di vorce In Iteno. Jillaa Taylor filed ault for a divorce of ber own, hut dropped the negotiations a week ago. I.HT fill I'l.K To WM) Th lail marriage llccnae for the year 1991 waa luued Tbun day lo It uewll Howard. II, and Cabrlclle N. Knderi, li. both of Klamath Falla. Thre hundred and tblrty-ev-en llrennf-a were laKtied during the year, a compared to Sua of tha previous year, according to County Clerk llel-ap'a flgurea. ol.it v.n Titt m.K i:mw l.tiH AMiKI.K.H, Jan. 1 (U.R) on Kaielle Taylor and Jack Drmp- ' H XKVT VK.lt ClirKK I'OKTl.AMl. Iee. 31. tL'P) The I'nlnn I'nrtrii- Allilna ahopa here will re-employ 111 work men January 4 for three weeki a four-day baste. Manager J. O'ltrlen announced. POIlTliAND, Or., Jan 1, UP) A new year dawned today for Coruellua Hulllvan, 12, but he met It with bewildered gai gnd a saddened face. In Jail call h told that h had atabbed flaorge rannell, fg, who died laat night, lloth lived In th county poor farm. "1 never barm anyone If I am left alone and not picked on." Hulllvan aald today. "Th boya out at th farm will tell yon that. Ilut aaveral of them tor mented m half to death and I got ao 1 couldn't control my tamper." And h related stories of men who fly Into childish rage. "They kept railing ma 'booby Yrasy, and other nickname," he aald. "I Blood It as long as I could but went too far and I began calling them 'rraiy rata.' YMtarday Cannell taunted blm. Sullivan aald 'I pulled out my pocket knife and flicked It at hla atomacb.' Tb wound was small but fatal; Cannell died from a pleural hemmorrhaga. I'ollc who tnveatlgated aald Can nell bore a reputation aa a quarrelsome man. Hulllvan la held on an open charge pending Inveatlgatlon by th county grand Jury. NO RESISTANCE TO ADVANCE IS IN EVIDENCE (Continued from Pa One) by th JnpntiM.4, were 1rMnrlng on th city from the norlheant. The alrekdy terror - trlrk.-n population feared a relitn of an refltralntH, looting and dlnord-tr. Communication with the ear.t waa broken, and It wii Impot l bla to artaln tba condition! In tha areaa recently occupied by tba Japan' army. Complete con fug Ion ruled In tha railway yirdi aa fleclnx civil lam. Including large numbers of womia a ud children, sought to entmln for the east, believing er ry train would ba th Iant before Ihf Japanf5 occupy the city. The mayor assured the foreign military observers who are that they would be safe. Wins $118,000 Olllt MIHIIAJ WATKKt.OO. Ohio. Jan. 1. OD Kir built to mak a cav a pleasant plec to celebrat New Year'a ev with a card game and turkey roast, caused tone of earth to crumble and crush out the lives of three men and Injured two other laat night. Th dnd: Samuel Cooper, (3: Amos Wooluni, It; I'arla Coop er. IS. Th Injured: Itoy.tl. and John Wonlum. Zl hrothera of Amoa. Th Wooluni brother, with their father, lleorg Woolum, a farmer, went to th cave yester day afternoon, gathered firewood and atarted a roaring fire for their party. Awaiting tha feaat. flv of th gnrn went Into the cava, th root ot which consisted of a rock over hanging about !n feet, and 10 feet above the ground. Heated by th fire, th earth nd rock dried and crumbled. Hiandlng near th cav entranc. George Woolum eacaped. and spread the alarm. Amoa waa kill ed outright. liny'a feet were crushed, whll John Woolum ea caped with only alight Injuries. KIT (llll.DKKV 1F.AI MAKYHVIM.K. .Mich., Jan. 1. tP) A working mother returned bom last night to find her four children and two older children who cared for lbm during her ab sence dead In gas-filled house. Inveatlantora said ono nf th Children, too young In real lie the consequences, protinbly had open ed the Jela of a gns store, and all were overcome without knowing their peril. The dead, four children of Mr. and Mra. Stephen McClure were Olive. ; llayfleld, 7; Phyllis, 4, and Rowley, t, and two children of Mr. and Mra. Levi 8. Earl, Mar tha, 1. and Shirley, in. Both Mr. and Mrs. McClttr ar employed. The Knrl children were alater and brother of Mra. McClure. A neighbor, Charlea T. Miller, ho responded to tha dlst railed mother's screams, helped ber car ry the bodies Into the open. Mil ler aald he found aeveral burners of the atove open. Coroner Albert A. Talk aald th deatha war accidental. PORTLAND, Ore.. Jan 1 Thre youths war Injured In an early morning celebration here today when someone threw lighted cigarette Into a nog of fireworks near which they were atandlng. They were burn ed and Injured by ple.es of fly ing wood from a parking case in which fireworks bombs ware atored. The Ihre. Clayton Realty. It; Robert Caldwell, 1. and Howard Crura, 17, were taken to a hos pital where It waa said their In Jurlr were not aerlous. Official Title Given Princess LONDON, Jan. 1, 0J.R I'rln ceaa Mary, daughter of King Oeorg and Vueen Mary, hence forth will be given th title of Prlnceea Royal, It was announced officially laat night. Princess Mary la' an only daughter. She married Viscount l.asrsllea In 1 2 3 and they hare two sons. Since their marriage the Viscount baa become Karl of Herewood. The former Prlncesa Royal, Prlncrsa loula Victoria Alexandra Iiagmar. I)uchens of Fife, died laat January, tihe was the eldest sinter of King George. According to Greek mythology, the mountnln on which th gods dwell Is Mount Olympus. Pageant Players In Year-end Party Th playeea who presented the Christmas pageant two Sundaya at the Community Congregational church held a New Year's ev par. ty last vvenlng at the Community building of the church. Preceding the party a reel of moving pictures of th pageant waa lakes by Mr. Hagaar of the photographic de partment of the Hlar Drug atores. A prorram of gamea waa enjoy ed by the large company under the direction of the Mlsaea Iloro thy Killlan. Patricia Preston and Jacqueline French. Hef reahment were aerved by a committee aa follows: Mra. L. J. llrlnk. Mrs. A. U. Pearson and Mr, llert Haw. klna. Rev. Preston, wbo directed the pageant, expressed hla appre ciation of th fine work don by the cast and musicians, and sug gested s committee be appointed to perfect a dramatic organisation for the church. Th following committee waa appointed: Mrs. M. Terrell. Mrs. O. Itagley, Mr. F. Klllnin. Mr. A. 0. Wilkinson, Mr. A. F. Joens. r""v- -, 1 S ; ' 1 ' , ' '"'If-.' Juanlts Hansen, former film alar, who haa eipenencen many up and down, la up again. and returned to San Franclaco from New York on th liner California with f 111.000, won In personal Injury suit against a New York hotel. She's going to essay a screen comeback, too. Bomb Plot Strikes Widespread Terror (Continued from Page One) Detectives 'willlsm B'hoemaker as being powerful enough to OBITUARY PATRICK IH'HNS. Patrick Burns, local resident, passed away Thursday night at 1 ) o'clock following an Illness of several weeks. He waa aged 68 years at the time of death. The remains are In care ot the Kurl Whltlock Funeral Home. Pin Avenue at Sixth, whero frlentla may call. Annuunco' ent of fu neral arrangements will be made Inter. NANKING, China. Jan. 1. X) China's new national government, headed by the veteran Lin Ben and composed of a cabinet most of whose members a.r Identified with the Cantoneae faction, was formally Installed la office today. There were only the simplest ceremonies and th customary New Year'a military parade and official receptions were omitted. City Bids Merry Farewell To Year (Continued trom Pag One) tera and parcels. Fustnee will be res'imed again Saturday. Th Reamea gulf and country club was th seen of on of th moat Joyous celebrations of New Yoar's eve Friday. Member of the Elks lodge and thetr friends gathered at the Kike temple where a dance waa In progress nnttl after midnight, llanre Draws Th Veterans of Foreign Wara dance carnival at the fair grounds exhibit building drew a Inrre crowd. Favors were dis tributed among the guesta. The Tul Lake Amerlran- Lcglnn dance at the Merrill com. munlty hall was also well at tended, aa was, the annual New Year'a r carnival dance at Malln. HKKK'S HOW THKY FLY Th lifting effort on an airplane Is due to about one-third push from below the wing and two thirds suction from above caused by th creation of vacuum above the wings. wreck a whole city block. It waa taken by police to an outlying alone quarry where It waa ex ploded by rifle bullets. Otber apparently Intended vic tims were: Gutseppl Castrucclo, Italian consul. Chicago: "Tony Masillo" to whom a package waa aent In rare of the Associated Press. Chi cago. Count L'go Bcrnl Canlnl, Detroit Italian vice-consul; Count Ceaare Hunt Grandenlgo. Italian rontul at Cleveland: and Dr. A. Rasapepe. Italian consular agent at Youngstown. The package addressed to "Tony Masillo" at th Aaaoclated Press In Chicago and that direct ed to the Chicago Italian consul ar to be fired at today to ae if thev too contain explosive. There la no auch person aa 'Maa- lllo" on the rolls of the Associat ed Preaa whoae offlcea are situ ated in tb Ashland building, which also bouse th headquart ers of several Italian organisa tions. Including tha Italian cham ber of commerce and the I'nione Slcllana. Like th bomb gent to Durante In Chicago, those In cieveiano and Youngxtown were exploded by the police with rifle bullets, with results thst Indicated they were loaded with TNT and nllro- elvrertne. Tba Detroit package. also believed to have contained an Infernal machine, waa Inter cepted ahortly after It waa de livered to the hotel residence of the vl.e-consul. All of th bombs, except that addressed to "Mtwlllo In Chi. rago, were aent by expresa from New York, and Postal Inspector Harry K Getchel at Kaston aaid he bad been informed that four other packagea suspected of con taining explosives, were express ed from New York to Cleveland In addition to the one found In the Ohio metropolis yesterday. He was unable, however, to give the addresses to which they were dispatched. The "Masillo" pack age was mailed irom micago. KKF.P IT DOWX Losing one's temper Is danger- i ous because the heart gallops. , causing the blood to be forced to the head and brain at such speed , and pressure that there Is a I rhsnce of a bursting blood vessel. Rail Construction Best News Story During Past Year (Continued from Page One) street marked the second "big gest" nwa story ot th yesr. Hank robberies contributed to th sensationalism of 1931. Jan uary 10 tha bank of Chlloquln waa held up by masked bandit and robbed of 14,000. Three days later P. II. Htout, ex-manager of the Oregon Woelen Mllle atore at Chlloquln. and Nichols, cash ier of the bank, were captured ; aa accomplices In the robbery. I November 11 th Bank of Honanxa was robbed of spproxl mstely IS, 000 Id on of the most dsring hold-nps In the history : of the region. Several daya later two youth were taken In Sacra-, mento, and than a third alleged ; accomplice was captured In Klamath Falls. Th fourth man eacaped. The gruesome death of Pearl McGinnla, registering at the WII- 1 Isrd hotel. February 29, as Lot tie Mason, stunned the city with tbe horror of suicide. Miss Mc Ginn!, In fit of violent In sanity, alaahed herself to piece In the hotel room. I One of tbe most outstanding of a aeries of ahootlnga occurred here March 11 when Joe Swind ler waa believed abot by hla wife. ' Letha, wbo afterwarda attempted suicide. Mra. Swindler was charged with murder and then ; acquitted May 14. Th death of Hussell Fogg on th desolate abeep ranges nesr Honania recalled ths dsys of the old west. Fogg wss shot by Fred , Morrow over a wsge dispute. Morrow wss relesaed by the grsnd Jury which declared the shooting self-defense. The development or the Bhaa- ta-Cascade Wonderland Associa tion thia fall was one of the most Important projects In the tourist trade. I Throughout tba latter pert of till the question of city and county taxation was In the front. Other stories of major propor tions here were: Suicide of Nina Henson. 16, to svold arrest by prohibition offl-, cars. May 2. ' May 20 Assurance by Weyer haeuser company of a perpetual lumber Industry la Klamath Falla. June 1 Lena Smith abot In scuffle with her husband. N. T. Smith. Smith waa charged with murder and then released. 1 August Forest fires swept : timber srea. I November Rsnger Roy B ea rner attacked by thnga at Cas cade Summit Completion and dedication of Federal building. Death ot Robert Cheyne at Redding in accident following meeting ot Wonderland Associa tion. Death of Rufus Moore, Klam ath county pioneer. Malln road placed on 1112 road elate. Start of heavy winter season. Tula Lake leases. Organisation of Klamath coun ty dairymen. December 10 Michael Pndoff. duck hunter, drowned In Klam ath river. Copco dam construction at Keno. The outstanding athletic event In Klamstn Falls ror 1121 was the dedicstlon ot Modoc athletic field at the high achool In Oct ober. The ceremonial game was won by the Pelicans from Grants Pass 22 to 12. In city affairs of Klsmath Falla the change of police chiefa last summer waa ot major Im portance in the law operations. Stanley Jones, leaving office In July, gave way to the present chief. Guy Merrill. STFTIIIIIMt MOVED Lester Stebblns, who wss In jured when bis car left the high way near Orsnta Paaa last Sun day, waa moved lo bla horn Thursday from th lllllsld hos pital. Although Stabblns' con dition haa Improved, ha will b confined for three more weeks. South American countries hsve a specie of stinging snts which will chsrg any living thing and sting it to death. Drive Started To Eliminate "Trash" BKLLINGHAM, Wash.. Jan. 1, (UR Spurred by ministerial and durational groupa, pac officers ot Whatcom county ytnlay atarted a drlv againat so-called "trashy" msgsalnea. Among magaslnea ordered off stsnds wer Ballyhoo, Hooey, Cnsster. New York Stories, Gun Molls. Ey Opener, Racketeer, Hlapatlrk. and Jim Jama. NEW YEAR FEATURES SATURDAY JAN. 2nd. Ovaltinc w.oo ss. 79c For Restful Sleep. Navel Oranges MeJ s'" "Fine Color Sweet and Juicy" 3 doz. 25C B lh-c $1.79 "The Best Orange Value We Have Ewer Offered." New Crop Hallowi Dates In Bulk 2 lbs. 19c Fresh FIG BARS White or Whole Wheat 2 lbs. 19c n.. L Del Monte JTVclVllUa No. 1 Tail Sliced or Halve Tin.2for25c Fancy Fruit in Heawy Syrup. Vitamont Dog Food, 3 Cans 20c Piggly Wigfly Cream Pail Coffee $2.19 "10 Lb. Pail" "Good Coffee at a Sarins" Red Mexican Beans.. 5 Lbs. 23C Baby Lima Beans 3 Lbs. Pif fly Wifgly Fresh and Sweet Churned Daily in Klamath Falla Eggs Guaranteed Strictly Fresh Pullets In Sealed Cartons doz. EXTRA SPECIAL FRESH HOME-MADE TAFFY 1 lb. box 19c Made in Klamath Falls For Piggly Wiggly PIGGLY WIGGLY 830 MAIN ST. esse I (.till gna ! Y v w. s Do You Get Your Milk in a Cream Top Bottle? Klamnth Falls' only "Crenm Top" Dairy Lost River Dairy . Phone 48 Y ''v"''"'"rT rv:v w.y At the New Year begins we wish our many friend and customer who have contributed so largely to our success dur ing the pasi year all the good things that a year of success may bring them. Our entire staff of employes join in extend ing the season's greetings. ClBmerCo- With business over the nation as a whole already looking up the next sea son should be a very much brighter one for everyone regardless of their trade or occupation. THANK YOU for the opportunities we have had to serve you in the past year. Every effort will be made in the com ing year to serve you with the high standard of service for which this com pany has long been known. Buster Brown 5h0e Store For a Hot We Offer For SALE Sew Low Prices on 1" Dry Pin Slabs Double loads : $5.00 Single loads 4.00 Prompt Deliveries Also ea Blockwood Aberdeen'' For Tour Convenience We Carry a Large Stock of Utah Coal Net and Lnnvp Heilbronner & Rea Phone 230-W. "Fuel that Satisfies" Pins Service WOOD COAL FUEL OFU 881 Spring IK. Jan. 1, 1932. Dear Public : This is the year to replace and renew. Building materials have been drastically reduced, lumber prices are at low ebb, lower than they have been for fifteen years and probably lower than they will be for the next fifteen. The best of labor is available for even the smallest job. The dollar you spend now will be the equivalent of two probably within two years and will yield high returns on your investment and will aid in the return of prosperity for all. We have enjoyed a nice business in 1931 for which we wish to thank you. We expect to sell you even more in 1932. Your friends, THE SWAN LAKE MOULDING CO.
