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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (March 13, 1934)
March 13, 1934 DEMOCRATIC pjwnr rules re IN (Continued from Page Ono) want to co tlio innyor go plnco Iiuvo lo truiia'ar tholr raiUltrv tlon lo vuto fur him. Those .WHO would llko to alio hi ouri kuook il down a I no tmvo lo trunsfur to Not olmnco to contribute tliolf pur l toward thut end. Or course, If Iho mayor should win Iho nnui limtlon, ropubllcuim at the fall mitral election will hav full opportunity to oxproi thulr sou tlmont ou llio kyrnckollng Klamath executive. , llvpnrta llfltl Kncourimlnii An to tlio possibility uf Ma hnnay'a winning tlio nomination over Martin, thoro aro frocjuont mpnrlii that ouiu to ho oncmir ngltig to hi auppiirtum. Ono Klnmath Pull mun who wn pro ent at Iho Willamette aoclnly muntlng In I'ortlnnd whan .Mu honoy annnuncod. enmu hack with tlio nowi that tlio Muhmioy candi dacy wu rnculvod with romiirk hlo on tliiiHlnain, eapoclnlly among younger doinocraU. Many locnl people who huro lltlla una (or Iho innyor concerto ho luia a clmiico to puah Uoiiornl Martin out of Ilia plimiro, particularly It Iho lutli-r Kuntluinan choose lo rumulii In Wuahliiglon during tlio campaign, Tlio "ulil houda" of tlio demo erotic party aren't particularly ihuusou over 1110 niaiionny ni t tin tlon. Moat of Ilium aro Martin iiioii, Hut Hi young Democrat re reported lo ho atrongly ttikon vrllb Iho dynamic caudldulo from Hon I horn Oregon. Ho la lo apoak at two young dnmocratla nicot Inga In Iho next couplo of wcoka, I'm Hays Ml do Thoro haa boon lltlla editorial comment li, tlio lnlo pre on tlio Mahonvy candidacy, Tlio Ore- goulau haa had nothing com pi I menlary to lay aliom the local aplraut, and Iho Orogon Journal la discreetly allnnl. Tlio Journal la a domocrallc newspaper, and IU apparent In tention of giving at leant Ita allunt auppnrt olaowhoro doaan't sound too good for tlio Mahonoy hope. The Oregonlan gave Iho mayor a I'ago One break on hla announcement laat week. The Journal had a front pago alary bout the amolt running, and a THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH PALLS. OREGON l'ngu Klvo itory about Muhonoy running, llulli Ihu Journal and ilia Hn. 1 in Cupltiil-Jniiruul Jiuvo thrown out In now storlna lilula thut Mnhoiiey may huvo been oncntir- iigoil to run by rnpulilleiiii Inter' tiHtud In aiming u break In Iho tiuiiiocriilla ranka, Muyur (Ji'ln Publicity Tlio Cu pi In I Journal, a atrnng Martin aiipportiir, offorod thla wull-chnrged romiirk la a nowa story ! "Tim lliiuiir plunk In Mn Money plntfnrm, mid rouorl that hla cuiidlduuy la bucked by a fnt wur cheat, luia given rjso lo aiimo apeculiitlon aa lu wliut Inleruat the illatlllora, wlun muk era and othora Intereatod III mora liberal lltiuor law inuy buve In hla ciindldiiry." Muhonoy' alrategy In depart ing from Iho iisuul nielhod of aondlng out ndvuueo uniioiinco iiienta hud good raaulla from the piihllclly alandpolut. Ho Hindu hla atory a nowa break on tlio atato'a telegraph wires, and moat pnpera played It In a good apot on the front page. Locally, lliure I aome fooling that Mahonvy, la claiming too much oredlt for what haa been uccoinpllahed during hla admin latriilliin hero. The budgot fig ure ho quoted In bla I'ortlnnd talk hitvu given rlao to conaldor ubln controversy. Mnhoncy linn Indicated that power mill liquor will bo tlio nuiln pliiuka In bla platform. A goner ill appeal for a "now deal" will probnhly iniiko tlio welkin ring wherover hu npciik. Ilrniiilrnal HcIiimIuIi'iI The mayor will ancuk ovor K1SX Thuradny night In a brond t that will no unique becauao It will orlglnuto hero, Hpokon Into' a mlcrniiliono In thla city. hla word will bo carried by wlro to I'ortland and there raleuHOd on Iho air. The addrena la sche duled at 0:10 o'clock. The other Important local event III Ilia Muhouey rampulgn hero la achudulod for iiuturduy night, when Muhonoy dance will bo held at the exhibit build lux. The county political eltuatlon waa alasllng again Tueaday. with prospect for additional announce ment on wodnoailuy. Tlio com mlnaloner race la getting parti cular attention again. It. II. An dvraon, pronilnonl roaldont of tlio Merrill country, la giving aonoua thought to throwing bla bat Into the republican ring (or commla aloner. W. 11. Ilawkln la about ready lo go on the democratic aldu. Jack Almeter la a atrqng aemocraiio possiuimy. Thero ere Increaalngly itrong Indlcatlona W. T. (bill) Leo will run again for (no aaaeaaoranip. IIIU haa boen holding back, but chancea are that when the bal lot aro dlatrlbuted, bla name 111 be there, . It la underatood A. G. Morrleon, talked (or a amino r aome time ago, ha defin itely given up any Idea of run ning. Alva Lew la I In a a re- oubllcnn candldato. Earn Miller. a republican, lia boen montloiied a a new possibility. "Dead" Horse Lives After Whiskey Tonic ANRONIA, Conn., March 13. UP) A pint of whlakey workod where a motor wrecking car der rick failed In moving a horao that dropped at a atreot Interacction. A' crowd gathered and offorod all kind of. advlco. Then a vot crnn truckman auggoated . the liquor. A pint ot the fluid waa poured down iho horao' throat and the animal revived at onco. roao and plodded away. Nervous Police Await Dillinger (Continued Kroin 1'nge One) held horo with Plorpont and Hua- aoll Clark (or the alaylng of Bherlff Surlier, procooded today with the selection of a jury, l'ler- pont haa alroady boen convicted and Clark' caae comoa up lator. An KMImmlit im m flnnn!,,. without monoy. Dr. 8. Howard I'atterann, professor of econom Ica, Unlvoralty of Pennsylvania. ROOSEVELT S VETO THREAT TAKES EFFECT (Continued From Pag Ono) cu to bind tholr momborahlp to aend tbo measure to a auiiato houae confuronco without In atrucllng the conferees. Without Instruction It wua flgurod a com promise could bo obtained ault- alilo to tlio While House, whlcn frown ou expenditure of tula magnitude. Ilonua Twice lii-atvn Immediately after the caucus, bowovor, more than threo score dnmocral - excused thomaelvea from being bound thus. They aald they had previous commit- uienls. Louder added till numbor lo about 70 mombora who woro ab soul from tlio meeting. Counting possible republican strength, they figured there waa on outaldu chuueo tholr pluna might atlll bo overthrown. Aa for the bonua Issue, aonato loudore pointed but that It hud twice been defeated In thut branch thla aeanlon, onco by a voice voto and Inter by 04 to 24. TAKE SIX LIVES INDIANAPOLIS, March 13. OP) Mr. Edna Finch and three of her children burned to death In fire at their home horo today. The fire occurrod shortly after the husband and father bad gone lo work at a foundry. NEW YORK, Morch 13. VP) An early morning tenement house flro from which two negro wom en droppod five atorlca to death and a boy to critical Injury brought to 17 today the number of victims of tenement house (Ire within the last month. ACTIIKS8 TO VK LONDON. March 13, (AP) Elsie Fer: uaon. American ac treaa. plana to marry soon (or the (ourth time. Notice ot her forth coming marriage, to victor au guatua Seymour Euan, wealthy Irishman wno naa uvea noro sev eral year, was (lied at the tax Ion register office toduy. Three Trapped Sadors Saved (Continued From Page One) mast and tunnel In the cutaway where keels ordinarily go. Pumps went Into oporallon forcing out the water from the vessel. The throe sailors said tnair comrades In the englneroom had been too weak to follow tholr avenue ot escapo. The trio wero able to walk after they woro taken lo a hoa- pltnl. Thoy had boon reacnoa through an air bole drilled through the strlckon ship' side and thon had boen given milk to revive tholr strongth. Tho tldos In the Bay of Fundy sometimes reach a height of 100 feel. PAGE THRE3 Thursday Final Day for Payment March IS I the official dead' line (or payment of first quarter luxe under the new law, and tho county tax collodion office was busy Tuesday with the laat- mlnute rush. Heretofore, the first taxes wore paid by May, with the division on u hulf-year buaie, The new law culls (or quarterly payment In March, and glvoa special Induce ments in tho way of discounts (or payment of half or all of current luxe at this time. L TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY YOUNO MAN to do part time work; neat appearing. Apply Wlllard Hotel. R. A. Johnson. 3149 SEASON IN AMY IMSROCNCyV CALL T ' 53 J 7 Tell Him To Fly His Kite Away From Electric Wires.. And Not to Use Wire as q Kite String I ' If) The CaUfornla Oregon Power Company Three community organization meeting under the corn hog production control program were held In Klamath county Monday, and director and committeemen elected, according to Ralph E. Ilrorike, assistant county agent who 1 In charge o( the work, The mooting wore bold In Klamath Falls, Merrill and Bo nanza, and those elected to or flee wore aa follows: Klamath Full: B. W. Short, chairman and momber of tho board of dl rectors; B. T, McKlmmon, vies chairman; J, C. Wright, com mitteeman. Merrill: H. 8. BourdHlcy, chalrmnn and direct or; M. M. Btaatney, vice chair man; R. F.i Beaaloy, committee man. Bonanza: Fred Itueck, chairman and director; W. D, Campboll, vice chairman, and J. C. Hunt, committeeman, The board of directors Is com posed of the throe community chairmen. Short, Rueck and Beardsley. ' A total of 93 contracts under the corn hog production control program have been completed In Klamath county. Tbo first meet lng of the board of director will bo held In tho near future, and at thla time the executive board III pass on 'the contract and adjust average and allotment (or production In 1934. PLANS COMPLETED FOR GLEE CONTESTS Arrangement (or the annual glee club contest between Klam ath Falls grade school to be held at Fremont school Wednesday evening, hare been completed. On Thursday evening the (ormal contest will be held with Mrs. Madge Hampton, Mrs. Oeorge Mclntyre and Mrs. C. A. Hender son as judges. The content performances had originally been announced (or 7:30 o'clock, but the hours have been changed to 8:00 o'clock on both evenings, according to the committees In charge. On the children's evening, only those who have complimentary tlcketa will be admitted, It has boon stated. Olee clubs from Roosevelt, Fairvlow, Mills and Fremont schools will compete In the con- tost. Each club will sing (irst a "warm up" number, chosen by the group, and second, the con test song, "Irish Hills," a Lon donderry air. Miss Evangeline Duff, of the Duff evangelistic party, will pre sent a rlbra-harp solo each eve ning. She will be accompanied by Mrs. J. E. Clanahan. REPUBLICANS HURL CHARGE AT PRESIDENT (Continued from Page One) Spokane and from BUllnga to El Paso wore planned under the 112,000,000 appropriation asked (or the (Iscal year starting July 1 Practically all the old routes would bo maintained, he said, COL. LLM)IIKItf;iI NAMED WASHINGTON, March 13 (P) Secretary Dorn today named a special committee of aoronautl' cal authorities, Including Orvllle Wright, Charles A. Lindbergh and Clarence Chamberlln, to In restlgate the army carrying of me air man. He' asked It especially to con slder "such (lying Instruments as are deemed necessary for ef ficient navigation and night. beacon, and radio controlled flight and landings." and In con sideration personnel to weigh "their training and experience In cross country flying, In night nying, blind (lying and In In strument (lying, and their under standing and employment of the instruments referred to above. Major General Hugh A. Drum. deputy chief of staff, was named chairman. TEMPERATURE HITS 'Monday's high temperature of 77 degrees as recorded by the U. 8. -weather bureau broke all records for beat In March since the establishment of the bureau In 1884. Sunday came close to achieving a record with a maximum ot 75 degree, but the archives of the weather bureau revealed that this mark was bested by one degree in tiarcn. 1911. The local weather forecast Is for continued early summer weather and high temperatures. Father Kennedy Kiwams Speaker Rev. Father Kennedy of Sacred Heart church will be the speaker at Thursday noon's meeting of the Klwanls club. It will be a St. Patrick's Day program, and Father Kennedy will speak on the subject. "Whence the Irish People?" Clifton Richmond will he chair man ot the day. Special music Is planned. Virginia Houston will play a piano solo. Funerals K ALLEN NEWELL GODAT The funeral services for the late Allen Nowell Godat will be held Wednesday at 2:00 p. m. at Mt. Shasta, Cal, Interment to follow In family plot. The re mains will rest In the Rose Room at the Earl Whltlock Funeral Home, Pine street at Sixth, until :00 a. m. Wednesday, where friends may call. ... Trucks represent 13 per cent of all motor vehicles, and pay 25 per cent of all motor taxes. Nazi Propaganda Campaign Alleged (Continued from Pag One) to be "Impossible" to establish relations of any sort with the Associated Press. "The Associated Press," the text, a published, declares, "shows toward the new evolution of Oeraaaay and the national socialist government' demanda In the matter of foreign policy a lack of understanding which must be considered as deliberate hos tility. "It Is recognized that the man agerial posts of this news agency are occupied by persons with whom It Is Impossible to establish relations of any sort. The leading French and Eng lish agencies are discussed in similar manner and the pamph let goes on to aay that they are alao unapproachable. The only means of making pro paganda effective In Norm Amer ica, says the text, I through contact with Individual news- pa per a. One method of dealing with the agencies, the pamphlet said, waa to Implant false news through one agency and then later deny It through another. Thus discred iting the agencies' accuracy. The Petit Parisian said that the German agents were warned strongly against arousing sus picion In their work. . District Attorney T. R. Glllen waters, who has been in Port land In connection with the arm ory situation, aald Tuesday he was confident the city's armory bonds will be given a clean bill of health by the government authorities. The bond question arose over the possibility the 345,000 Issue might exceed the city's capacity to bond Itself as provided by law. A change In the laws since the bond election was- responsible for this situation. PWA attorneys In Washington and Portland have indicated their approval of the city bonds, Glllen- waters said. Dunne Candidate for Governorship (Continued From Page One) publican side of the guberna torial fence la George Nenner, former United States attorney. and now counsel for the state liquor commission.. He admits he has the candidacy under aerious consideration, and may reach a conclusion within ten days. ..chest (2LE)S W8laQ CLASSIFICATION DISPUTE RISES AT GAME MEET PORTLAND, March 13, (VP) The old ' controversy whether a steelhead I a salmon or trout broke out here Monday at a meeting of the date game com mission, and Matt Rychman, au perlntendent of hatcheries, ap parently won a decision over Chairman M. F. Corrlgan. A briefly considered proposal to close tide-water stream to winter fishing (or trout of any length went down to defeat on the basis ot the trout-salmon determination. "The steelhead Is not a trout," Corrlgan insisted, but Ryckman countered with the statement that the steelhead is a sea-run Rain bow trout, and that the eggs from an adult steelhead will pro duce Rainbow trout. The fly-fishing season for "no limit length" trout will open April 5, ten days earlier than usual, and will close Nov. 15. Trout ot any length may be tak en to the extent of the legal bag limit except in eertaln streams specified last year when the no- limit length law was created, In which catches under six Inches are prohibited. The commission aecmed to close all tributaries of the Mc Kenzle below the junction ot the Blue river. . with tne exception of Mohawk creek. All tributar ies of the South Fork of the Mc Kenzle were dosed. Short creek was ordered closed, and the Dia mond lake bag limit ot trout was reduced from 35 Ilsn wee al ly , to a 25 limit. . Judge Reduces , Support Payment Circuit Jndge W. M. Duncan Tuesday signed an order reduc ing support money paid by Earl V. Ritchie from 350 to $25. Ritchie recently served a pen itentiary sentence for non-support His case waa taken to the supreme court. ' WEATHER The Cyclo-Btormagraph at Un derwood's Pharmacy show thai the bnrometrlo prexaur I slight ly higher today. This I an In dention of continued fin weather. Not much change In temperatures. , , .0 The Tycos recording thermom eter reglatured maximum and minimum temperature Tu.sdny as follow: High, 8; Low, 36. Forecnst for next 34 hour: Fair with moderate temperntur. ES The Salem Capital - Journal carried a story Monday stating that C. C. Hockley, the PWA en gineer, was, virtually forcing the ' city to accept Baar and Cunning- nam, Portland engineer;, as en gineers for Salem's municipal water works plan. Baar and Cun- . nlngbam are the engineers hir ed on a contingent basis to make preliminary studies of the pro posed municipal water system here. - In the Salem paper. It was pointed out that Hockley' In sistence that the "fat contract" for the Salem system be granted immediately would virtually give the Job to Baar and Cunning ham, because the latter firm had made the preliminary studies at Salem and is the only firm in a position to bid. Constant motion and heavy strain will cause spring bolt and clips to loosen. 'Almott Killed By Gas Thw ts mora than on. wr that gas eaa r'Sf'i m'l. ! " KanhnnTxtw veld. Nil York, can testify, tihi was "al most UUed" by sss la ber sloaaeb. Tha a friend told ber of tha Vdta Trntaunt and today aba la frw from sMoueh suffirlnc Ba. bow sins credit for bar neonrr to the Udta Treatiamt, based on a famrwa staaach pra.Tplon. 1 PurpoM u to nratnluw aicua add, sooth and beat the InrUuud stomatb llntat am T ' 1 -nin prais- : w. ,iuiuu iucr. seia suasaen, Iwngmttloo, hoartbura, palaa. aakhlng and oUmt symptoms of axeau aetdUy. Oat udta today. On trial wUI con Tinea or mm swaay rafunded. gold by: Star Drug Store. e. a ..a 1 a..... aa. a...... ...... a. Schilling pe wpeir. i thosevromen wll, the little things that make the big differences' in cooking. Illllltlf IIIIIMMlfi 1 WcMert Mpedmid CERTIFIED J INTERVIEW WITH B. V. FRIEDMAN OF DETROIT. MICHIGAN H READ THIS CERTIFIED h" 1 1 v Mi . ":.',! a zf . w .r A-... Jitu ufithnut -L- JallixM radio BDDtra- ta r T? . Jnn WE HEARD THAT . r u practically iWm his car... We went out to see him. We asked if he "looked at All Three" before buying Plymouth. "ZooWatthemf . ;Miter,' 'hip build M But just to make sure, I drove each of the low priced cars 100 miles. This owner says he demands two things in a car-comort and tajttyl So Plymouth's Floating Power engine mountings and Individual Wheel Springing appealed to him. No more n8ine.jv,bral"j;:-:"nir. I . knntnv rideS tO tlrt him OUt nu mui ot injure the delicate radio appara tus he carries in " And, of course, anybody who know. car. a. he doe i on Hydraulic Brakes and Safety-Steel Bodies. "HI let the other f low drive withopt them," he says,' but I'm taking no unnecessary chances. There's not much we can add to Mr. Friedman's convincing story. But we urge you to do Li All Three before you buy." Tta year there's a surprising differ"" In low-priced cars. And you don t need to be a mechanic to sit itl Any Dodge, De Soto or Chrysler dealer will be glad to demonstrate Plymouth without obligation. . ij 1"! waa bora fat tha 'Motor City." and I've worked In tha ehona of 'All Three." You bat I know the low-prtoad cars inalde out!" 2 "But uat to make an I drtrra 'All Three' IM mllea each over tough roada. Believe ma, Plym outh haa 'am ail beat on performance I " m Milium nan i I i in i i i aaan Tllf T' 'i Till") "f" if -''""'l' ""'Iiisii I A Abora D tui Plymouth 4-door Sadaa. Plymouth, we price, beglo at saw I. o. b. factory, Detroit, auDiact to chanaa without nodes. Duplet Safety Plats Glaaa rhroM- o lor tow aatra cnara tonly t en we ,us oeaan AND Ul : r. O.I. FACTORY DITROIT
