January 1932
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE THREE
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LIS USED
BY ROAD BOARD
FDD PROGRAMS
AI.EM. Jan. II. (!) Th
alula hlghwar commission spent
Ills. 171. SM.Si nn mil con
Iruilloii. maintenance milt ad
ministrative ei"lae since 1U1J.
when the commission was cm
mod, II waa niiiiuiiri.il todny by
Ilia iN'rilirr (if llata'a office.
Tho iinilllur Include all
funda llirnuiili 131.
Kwnliita fur highway work
durlni till lu-yoer iM.rl.nl, wbb
1171, lo, 9H0.30. secured from
all sources, tiilier esiiendliuras
Itv lha highway commission In
culdns i7.l.I7 for Inlcrcsl
nn ti.imla outstanding, and 111,-
7im.:tiU nn I d inaturllle.
Tlla lia lull. al the and ( IV.11
was ll,:tlE;,E.30.ia, Ilia report
Showed.
TIib largest rooduls have '""
frnin motor vi-lil. la ll-..ii f.-a.
for a total of I lO.S'JW.V I . Tha
peak year fi.r license fcca vai
lvao whim 5.o(t.l(, wu puld
In. License fM led all receipts
unlll lJ0 when tha gasoline lai
look first place.
lUill III Veer
In tilghwav construction, the
report reveals, mora money waa
pout In ir.'t than any other
yi.ar, when fl7.07S.u30 waa aa
pended. I.aat year waa lha third
blahi-at year for alaia money ex
pended nn roada whoa II3.HI.
Stt waa ipnded. In I9TO.
114. 711. 14 waa dlahuracd for
hlihway work. Tha tlrat year
tha commlaaloa eipendcd but
14.113.
Interi-at payments nn nuutand
Ini iHinda wara charged against
thn highway fund beginning In
117. but not unlll I Z 1 waa
any money paid on lha bund
prlurlpala.
No nmai-y waa received for
motor Vchlrle llcenace for tlla
hiahway commlsaton unlll 117
when Il&ti.uuu waa paid. In
111 IJ.s77.JM waa collected.
Kale of bomla and accrued In
tereel Bundled I43.3f7.3 to
ward tho aula hlshwav fund,
while lli gasoline lai supplied
I37.S3U.Htl. Tha first gasoline
tm waa rollarled In 11 whan
20. 74 waa paid In. Thla waa
Increased unlll tha paak yaur In
1930 when 19.103. 1st waa re
ceived tlaa ta rerelpls dropped
to I5,4U.UsS laat year.
Federal Aid Mates!
rooparatlta aid from tha fid
ral government during lha 19
yeara tolalad llt.4nl.Ca0, with
tha largeal amount appropriated
laat yaar. or 4.l3t.u9. Ked
arul approprlatlona have barn
mada alnra 11. Tha una null
market road ta, appealed In
IDI, eonlrlhuled II 3.S4,3.
Thla lai waa flrat aaaeaaed In
1930.
Othar mini recelpla toward
fctshway work wara rontrlhutrd
by tha ona-fourth mill mad tai.
which waa alartad In 114, and
ended In 121. for a tola! of
Z 429. 4S0. Countlaa hava eon
lrlhuled 17.414.713. Mlerrl
Inneotla receipts accounted for
11.476.913; cooperative railroad
work toinl.-d Hi.s; Internal
on dally balance 1391.1 47; fines.
1191.71; mulor Iranaporlailon
(as, 1937. HO; Intaraat on loana
to general fund. 119. 4!i.
In 113 lha alaia legislature
appropriated llo.ouo. tha only
appropriation mado by leglsln
tl.in. and tha only receipts for
the flral year of tha hiahway
proaram and creation of the
highway commission.
'Japanese Ships
Sent to Shanghai
i Harbor Saturday
CCnntlnued from Page One)
flial It had unlll noon today to
apologise for Printline an article
they ald waa offensive to them
declared today It waa willing to
print tha Japnneae version of the
article In qucatlon. but rejected
tha demand for an apology.
A delegation of narnl offlrera
Vlallod thn offlrea of the paper
Knln, after they received tha
reply, and preaented tho aame do-
niandi, declaring It they were
airnln refuacd they would under
take lo bring about reaaatlnn of
publication of the newapaper,
SHANGHAI, Jan. 13. dV
Kdwln 8. Cunnlnghnm, Vnlted
Hlntea ron-ul gonarul hero, denied
todny ha had in any way laaurd
wnrnlitK to tha Jmmneao agnlnxt
Independent action aantiiHt Chin
no within lha International aet
tlement here, aa waa reported
eaterday.
k Tho editor of lha Republican
Dally Nnwa, Chlneae language
newapaper, who waa warned yea-
Sir Special
i(f Dresses
tV e'i. r l
if y kind Silk,
Cleaned and Pressed
Sic
plejita bit extras of course)
tills offer positively ends Jnnunry BOth
VThePelitorium
llcniicra mid Dyer
11 III Mill" Hlrcet
Phono
(ias Mask Lesson
Inatrucilnn In paara-llnia pur
aulta doean't Interfere with a
campaign for preparedneea In
Hovlet lluaala. Here a a algnal
aian learning Ilia uaa of lha gaa
maak while ha goea about Ilia
work uu railway Una near
llrlauak.
MAYOR STANDS
ON DECISION
FOR SECRECY
(Continued from Pare Ona)
rlly affaire la all that tha paople
want lo know.
Tha mayor left before further
queatlona wara aaked.
In aplla of tha fact that lha
reporter waa barred by lha
mayor from tha council meeting
a report waa obtained.
Councilman eipreaaed their
oplnlona on rloaed meetlnga wheo
Interviewed Saturday.
Vaa t'eiup on Hubjert
J. E. Van Camp aald tha coun
cil met M.mdaya In open aeaalon
and that a report of tha meeting
would bo mada there. Akd
whci her or nut ha ronoldered
public bualneee matter for
eecrecy and private affaire. Van
t'alnp refuaed to commit hlmaelf,
alallng that ha thought tha coun
cil ahuuld apeak aa a whole on
euch maltera, regardleaa of
whether they met In eecrat aea
alon to Iron out dlffcrnucee of
opinion and atala Individual
oplnlona.
Mayor Cofer baa called another
aeaalon of the council today.
J. 1). Bagley, aaked about frl
day'a mealing and whether or
nut ha favored eocrol aeealona
aald, "Abaolulely not. I am op
posed to aecret aeaalona. They
didn't want ma there either. I
didn't know anything about It
uulll I aaw It In tha paper. 1
think everything ahould ba open
and above board. 1 I ueaa Ita ba
cauaa I know aome thlnga that
they think I ahouldn't know."
K. W. Vannlce and J. H. Drla
coll aiated that they are not In
favor of Barret aeealona and be
lieve that public bualneaa ahould
ha conducted In auch a manner
that tha public will know about
It.
X. n. Moore Invited a reporter
to the Friday meeting and re
iterated hla atnnd Saturday that
meetlnga ahould ba open and
bualneM Iranaarted In tha open
when It la public bualneaa.
lia lacy tut Talked
At the meeting Friday the
council did more than to dlacuaa
generally the affaire of tha city.
The council dlacuncd a reduction
In the aalarlea of all city em
ployee aa tha flrat move lo cut
operating coata of tho city 4,
000 to keep within tha budget
for tho coming year. The council
It waa learned, favored greater
reductlona In ealarloa than did
Mayor Cofer. Peraonnel will alto
hava to bo reduced In aoma de
partmenta although the council
doea not dealra to hamper tha
conduct of any city affulra and
muat do ao only, to keep within
Ilia amount of money available.
Fro llnela Wanted
The council favored placing
the building Inapector on a fee
baala aa aro the plumbing and
electrical Inapectora although the
mayor oppoaed tho move.
A general reduction In city
activities In all deparlmenta will
be necraiwry In addition to wage
cut and reductlona In peraonnel
In order to meet tho emergency,
wae. an opinion expreaaed.
Councilman recognlio tha need
of aerloua atudy before actunlly
making any alaaboa of any kind
and plan to make thn reductlona
where they will leaat hamper tha
j rllimlheentlBnmKe
terday by Jnpaneae naval officer
Hint ha had unlll todny to apol
ogia for an article In tho paper
which they aald waa offensive to
them, had not apologlaed at noon
and nothing waa done by tho
Japnneae to carry out their throat
of Inking "aultaule measures"
unloaa ho did.
Tho building houalng tho newa
paper continued to bo guardod by
aettlement police. '
When you auk for aomothlng
ihrniiKh a Claaalflcd Ad you get
j liberal reeponaa.
Wool or Velvet
111.1.
a
Ml MEETING
OF D1MHI SET
Tha annual meeting of tha
Oregon liulrymaii'a aaaoctutlon
will he held at Clulakniile In tha
Odd Fellowa hall on February I
and 10. Thla will ha tha JUlh
annual meeting of tha orgaulia
tlon. Prominent apeakera on the
program will ba Maraball lana,
aMNOclata editor of Ilia Omaon
Journal, who will apeak nn "Ora
gou'a Future lialry Induatry";
profaaaor C. I). Ilyrna, profeaaor
of Induatrlal lournullam, O. H. '.,
whu baa choaen "Why Advertlaa
liolry Producta" as his auliject;
Dr. w. II. I.ytla, chief of divi
sion of animal husbandry, aiiita
department of agriculture who
will speak on "Controlling Abor
tion by Accrediting Arena"; Mag
Uehlbsr, director uf tha depart
ment nf agriculture, who will
apeak on "Tha Halation of tha
Ijepartment of Agriculture to
the Dairy Induatry.''
Dr. W. A. Hhoenfeld, dean and
director uf the achool of agricul
ture and experiment atatlon, O.
8. (.',; P. M. llrandt, profeaaor
of dairy hualiamlry, O. H. C:
Itoger W, .Morse, eilenalon dairy
man, n. H. (.'.; A. K. Kiigbratsnn,
superintendent, J, J. Aator ex
periment atatlun; Will W. Hen
ry, manager dairy cooperative
aaaoclatlon. Purllaud, and O. A.
hrowo. manager Inti'ratata as
aoclaled rreamerlea will also be
Included on the program.
All local dairymen aro urged
to attend tha meeting.
DEATH BOXES
OPENED FOR
JURY'S EYES
(Continued from Page One)
quickly from tha room, aa Mra.
Judd. bar pale eyaa Beamingly un
troubled, gaxed aa her curiously,
llaudagitig and uubandaglng her
left band with ber handkerchief
an action almost constant with
her during the past two daya
lha allm-walBted woman whom
wltneaaea pointed out aa tha own
er of tha gruesome baggage found
In I-oa Angelea October 1. gave
no algn when a blood-atained
piece of carpet waa produced. It
lay on the clerk'a desk within
three feet of her. sha Isnored Ita
presence.
I'nmoved by FUtols
Snapping of aa automatic pis
tol also found In tha baggage aha
ahlpped from Phoenix, October
1 failed to startle her Into turn
In elier head.
Llentenant Ryan Identlflel two
trunaa and described what he
found In them when he waa called
to tha l.oa Angelea Houthern Pa
cific atatlon late In the afternoon
of October 19, by A. II. Anderson,
district baggage agent.
Hyan picked the lock and open
ed tha larger of tha two trunks
Anderson had refused earlier In
the day to deliver to "a alender
woman and a tall young man with
riuffv hair."
"What waa dlaclosed?" asked
.. Attorney Lloyd J. An
draws. .iat there cam to my Tlew
what appeared to be a rug. later
I found It to be a piece of rue
about three feet aquare -bed
clothes, papera, and what appear
ed to be a bloody quilt.
"1 pulled tha quilt back and
dlacloaed a woman'a head."
The trunk waa then closed, he
aald. for later examination at the
toroaer'a office.
"What," aaked Androwa, "waa
disclosed when you opened the
smaller trunk?"
Objection Overruled
Defense counael renewed their
bitterly pressed objection of yes
terday to prevent Introduction of
evidence of murder of Mlas Sam
uelson when "not Inseparable
from the facta of tha alaylng of
Mrs. Lerol." Mrs. Judd at pres
ent la on trial for slaying of Mr.
Lerol.
Tho court overruled the de
fense objection, accepting atipula
tlon for the record that the ob
jection would be renewed when
ever the prosecution reverted to
a line of evidence Interpreted by
the defense aa pertaining eolely to
the slaying of Mlaa Samuelsnn.
Hyan was allowed to answer.
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bloody a foot and lag from tha
knee down of a human being, and
a woioan'a head."
The trunks, Kyan testified,
then were taken to lb coroner'a
office fur nor Intanalv xaml-
natlon.
Hyan than went Into detailed
description f tha bodlea In the
two trunks. Ha laid they war
badly decomposed. Ha told of tha
discovery of the missing part of
i body In ault caaa brought
later from th Southern Pacllic
tatloo.
Description Given
Dr. A. V. Wagner, Los Angelea.
autopsy surgeon, aald tha body
from lb larger trunk brought to
him aa "Jane Do Number 11"
waa "ronaldorably decomposed,
but with no evidence of Injury ex
cept a gunahot wound and aurh
auperflrial ahrafaions as could
hare been mad by handling th
body.
"Th gunahot wound waa In
th head, th conrs through th
luwar hemisphere of th brain."
"Frura your examination what
would you Bsy wu the eaus of
death?"
'Th bullet woand In th
bead."
'At what dlstanc would yon
say th shot waa fired?"
"In my opinion tb gun wu
clos to th bad.M
Fire Station Fund
Cone, Records Show
(Continued (rom Pag On)
th 111,000 estimated balanc
from th total of 137.121 leaving
111,321 to ba raised by taxation
for maintenance and operation of
tha department In 132,
During 131 there waa apent
for flrenien'a aatariea 122,433.13
of a budgeted 22,40 for aalar
lea. Ten men wer employed
full time during th year In ad
dition to the chief, to operate
two piece of equipment 24 hour
a- day. Home aubstitutes and
volunteer wer also paid during
tb year.
Polic Judge Fourh In hi an
nual report Mated that city taxes
wer paid 41 I par cent In full
which would bav raised 117,200
of the 126.000 special fir ata
tlon No. 2 fund. However at th
end of tha yaar 110.012.17 had
been transferred and nothing was
on hand In th treasury accord
ing to Foucb'a figure, given to
tha press (Saturday.
The special fund voted to op
erate the new fir atatlon and two
new piece of fir equipment baa
no balanc and what baa been
paid In has been credited back
aa a reduction on tb amount of
taxea to be raised for 1932, leav
ing public offklala puxxled at
what to do In regard to operat
ing th city hall atatlon and th
new atatlon. Including four piece
of coatly fir equipment.
None of th money voted for
th maintenance and operation
of the atatlon by th people baa
been spent for that purpose yet
there la none listed In lb tuna,
according to Fouch.
With only 11.613 47 mora to
pay for salaries In 132 than In
131 tha queatlon baa arisen as
to bow tha new equipment and
tha old can both b operated
with ao few men.
Dollar Is Taken
To Los Angeles On
Auto Theft Charge
Lieut. Arthur Gottlelb of th
Los Angela police department
left Klamath Falla Saturday
morning with Edward Vernon
Dollar, arrested her by city po
lice on a charg of theft of an
automobile In Lot Angelea.
Charlea T. Garnet, arrested
with Dollar her waa released
from custody on th recommenda
tion of the department of justice
of tb United State.
I can see th day not far ahead
when even the Irish will buy wire
less aeta and psy yearly aubscrlp
tlons In order to have dull for
eigners do their talking for them.
1.1am O'Flnherty, famous writ
er. The gangster haa been conquer
ed. Frank J. Loesch. president
Chicago Crime Commission.
Look Outl Frankenstein I
Officials Meet to Consider
Floating Bonds Aleviating
Hunger and Job Conditions
PORTLAND, Or., Jan. II (U.F9
A bond Issu to "bring to
gether amply stomachs and over
full bins" waa atrongly conald
ared her today at an SOB meet
ing of atata, city and county of
ficials. Hlep to rellev a hunger and
work emergency declared mor
acut than pesaimlsta had fore
cast wera planned by Governor
Meier, Mayor linker, th city
council, th county commission,
community chest board and other
leading civic troupe and bual
neaa man.
Thirty thousand family men,
or about luo.ooo persona, ar In
dfr ned and relief funda ar
either exhausted or will ba wiped
out by Marcb, tha peak month.
Food depota must form an es
sential part of relief plana,
peakars pointed out.
HuiMjillea Listed
Tb grain carry-over In th
Highway Economy
Program Favored
(Continued from Pag On)
rtat highway eommlsloo la con
templated.
Recurring reports that Charlea
X Bpauldlng would not long con
tinue on tha commission prompted
tb Inquiry aa to whether
any Immediate rhang waa to
he expected. In reply to a sec
ond Inquiry, whether th gover
nor would have anything to aay
on tb peraonnel aetup befor b
leave for Washington, D. C,
next Wednesday, Meier said "not
as far as I know now."
PORTJ.AND. Jan. 21 (UFO
Draatlc policy change designed
to effect large economle In the
stat highway department admin
istration were agreed upon ber
last night at an Informal meeting
of Governor Meier with highway
Commissioners J. C. Alnsworth
of Portland and William Hanlay
of liurne.
Th commission majority n
dorsad ft program for salary
slashes, licens reduction and
sweeping retrenchment, making
It apparent that th new policies
will be voted at tb next meeting
In February.
fcpaulding Absent
Th absence of Commissioner
Charlea K. Spauldlng of Salem
led some observers to hint that
Spauldlng la not deatlned long
to bo a member of th state
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Portland territory la 10,000,000
buahsla, th potato crop largely
unmarketed la about 13.000,000
bushels, the dally city milk sur
plus la In excess of 100.000
pounds, and unmarketed apple,
prunea and other stapl fruit la
abnormally large.
How to get all that food to
th hungry Is th problem faced
by th officials.
Mayor llaker urged thk a
eoromltte "seriously consider" a
bond Issu and said that a "mere
1&U0.00O would be chicken feed."
Will Mnko Krport
Th commute which will re
port back on week from today
with ft recommendation tor ac
tion and a citation of fact con
sists of Walter W. R. May, R. C.
Flanders, Worth W. Caldwall, R.
.... Kiley. Grant Phegley, A. M.
Devera, Gust Anderson. B. W.
Kleeman. Marshall N. Dana and
Harry N. Nelson.
at th meeting confirmed tb
suaplclon, bowver.
Th two commissioner snd
Governor Mier decided:
I. To reduce administrative
expenses of tlsa state highway
oVpartuwnt, Including salaries,
by SO per ceat.
3. To rerosnmcwd to too atata
IrKlslatare a reduction of at least
23 per rent ra the cost of auto
mobile licenses.
II. To undertake no aoper
biichway project during tb
present depress Ion.
4. To arrange with Chief
Fnginrrr McDonald of the fed
eral highway department for a
complete surrey of the Oregon
state highway department and It
road system.
Meier Pleased
Governor Meier waa pleased
that Commissioners Alnsworth
and Hanley endorsed the new
policy which 1 In line with th
governor's retrenchment pro
gram. He aald that whll both com
missioners oppoaed any new
super-highway projects, they had
agreed that auch project now
under way ahould be carried to
completion and atood aquarely
behind continuation of mainte
nance work.
Expense Katlmalcd
"It waa estimated that th ad
ministrative expense 1 approxi
mately 1(40,000," aald Governor
Meier, "and ft reduction of 10
per cent would amount to ap
proximately 1192.000. It Is cer
tain that the aavlng will not be
leas than thla aum. and in, all
probability It will be greater.
"Th 25 per cent reduction
You must drin the new Qierrolct Six to
appreciate fulls- the many new thrills of
In motor vehicle licenses. It la !
estimated, would approximate
11,600.000.
"It waa auggected that th
legislature, In granting thla re
duction may find It naceasary
to put an additional one-cent tag
on gasolln, which It was esti
mated, would bring approximate
ly 11,700.000."
Tb meeting waa impromptu,
tha officiate said. Governor
Meier, who will depart tomor
row for Washington, D. C, to
plead power development of the
Columbia river, learned that
Commissioner Hanley "happened
to be In town." H called tha
meeting at tha bum of Alns
worth, who Is recovering from ft
recent Injury.
Redford Given
Year in Prison
On Booze Counts
N. V. Redford was sentenced
to on year In tb Oregon slat
penitentiary by Jodg W. M.
Duncan Saturday morning, after
entering a plea of guilty to three
liquor chargea.
Redford waa apprehended In
Roseburg by th state pollc last
week, and returned to Klamath
Falla to face charge of posses
sion of still, possession of mask
and possession of liquor.
H waived preliminary hearing
and grand Jury Indictment.
Lover Slays Girl,
Jumps to Death
Following Refusal
NEW YORK, Jan. 21 OP)
Yronn Boncbe, 22, spurned th
marriage proposala of Mauro 8al
lial, 34. Both ar dead today.
Balllsl killed Mlaa Boocb and
then leaped flva atorles to bis
death from ft window In ber
apartment.
They went to dinner last night
and returned to Mia Bouchs'a
apartment. Thej quarrelled
over ber refusal to accept his
proposals. Sallisl fired eight
ahot from an automatic platol.
sum of th bullets narrowly
missing two young women who
shared tb apartment with Miss
Bonch.
Army Enlists On
Saturday Only
Sergeant Jennings D. Lowman.
recruiting officer of th United
f tales army, received Instruc
tions to enlist aa many men as
possible 8atarday and that en
listments close Saturday night.
Men enlisting today will be
in Vancouver barracks. Wash.,
not later than 8nnday night to
leave San Francisco on February
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POTATO MART SEEN
CORVALLIR. Or., Jan. II. (P)
No general Improvement la th
potato markala waa noted aa th
week ended, according lo today's
markotgram released by lha O. 8.
C. extension service, co-operating
with the U. B. D. A. bureau of ag
ricultural economics. Quotatlona
wer mostly unchanged with Des
chutes Gems maintaining th usu
al 10c to 15c advantag over Ida
ho and Washington slock at Han
Francisco. Buying markets wer
slightly lower at Yakima and also
on Main Green Mountain stock.
Potatoea: (All quotations per
cwt., sacked, aniens otherwtae
noted). Terminal Th principal
terminal earlot markets for U. n.
No. 1 Netted Gem potato wr
reported mostly dull today.
Chicago market dull; u.ota
tlon unchanged.
Loa Angelea market steady;
quotatlona unchanged.
San Francisco market dull;
quotatlona mostly unchanged.
Idahos, 1. IS to 11.20; Yaklmaa,
II to 11.10; Klamatha, unchang
ed; Deachntea, unchanged,
Shipping Tb principal ship
ping point earlot markets for U.
3. No. 1 Netted Gems wer report
ed dull.
ANTS
JEFFERSON DERBY
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. It. SIR)
Fourteen t-year-olda bav been
entered for th 15,000 added
Jefferson derby, first of th win
ter's Important race which will
be decided at Jefferson park to
morrow. John J. Robinson's Lucky
Tom, top weight under 120
pounds and winner of a rac at
tb same mile dlstanc earlier
in the week, rule th ovornlght
favorite. J. J. Cougblln'a Camp
Douglaa. which declined to meat
Lncky Tom In th derby trial,
geta In with 110 pounds and Is
also attracting considerable at
tention. It all 14 named go to tb post,
th rac with 15.000 added will
gross 11,220.
TOO LATE TO
CLASSIFY
1 WILL not be responsible for
anr debts contracted by hit
wife. Betty SchoonoTer, on and
after January 23, 132. D. D.
Schoonorer. 6S8C
45
Phone 49.
Ore.