October 19, 1935
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE THKER
JUDGE AGAIN
CLASHES WITH
PROSECUTOR
(Ciintlniinil (mm Pn- Olio)
TlililnU liivimllKNlKd In mull III
rIiiiick bill anlnetnd hlmaulf mil
fl'lllll III llllllllllir IllVKDl Imtliul in
hit thn rliONi'ii ami fiivuriiil In
(llvliliinl (or wliiim tlm annul Jury
ehuiilil roturn 'nut a trim bill'
(ur I ho purpoao of bbiiiiiIiik lo
rtiiiK'rnla Hit will llnrillii 0.
lllnckmer. . .",
Tim )uUn want an to say Hint
Illiickiiinr ri'Int In etcp aliln
ami let aoni disinterested ulior
imy appear butura tlm ariuid Jury,
lint Inaliniil iii'itriil there pur
annuity ami by hie ilipiity, VYII
II n in Kuykumlull, who win ilii
li.'inl' ill ii"Hi llluckmur for con
tlniiiiuro In nfflre.
"This mil rt Imii rrnnin tn lie
llnve, mill din's IhOIovii Iniit.'iiil
of fulrly uml Impiirilully piisiiil
lux hnth Iba Inula ami Ilia In
In Urn urn ml Jury In iim-mlmi tlm
milil llunlln C. llliirktnur anil hit
deputy liitmri'tt illliKimtly in pur
(ituito lb" iiruiiil Jury I lint lha
tn lit rmiiliK't nil lliw purl u( 111"
ml I lis mill llunlln (', Hlnrkmur
did nm ninsiliuto vlnlnilim n(
Ihn provision u( Iba laws. . , ,"
JiiiIk Anburnt pipiali'il chnrici.s
Kill lint llliirkmir, particularly
flint In Ilia rlinii nf N. B, K.
clmike hu (lli'Bi'dly liilli'd In
priiaoi'llttt hut Instead tnnk emu
lii'iimillnn fur milking collection
on Hume cln-oha.
JiiiIkii Aahursi cued section
till) III tlH (IM'KOII laws In
jirovw bin rlKht lu appoint'"' (pe
nal district nlloriny. Thla'aiVIPn
'prnvltloe or ain-li apiiMntnrwit
whop a illetrlrt attorney ''falls
lo attend nliy court nl whtrh ha
In ri'ipilri'd to he, nr ahull bu
I ilul ml li Ilia nrcu.i'd by cou
aaiiKUlhlly of affinity, or prior
lo his election as rtlntrlrl attor
ney, shall huvo rpruinic't . lha
acruacd In III mailer lo hit In-vi-allaated
before Ihn (rami Jury
nr lha erhna churgwl In lha In
diriment, or ahall bo asam'tnted
wlih th accused In business,"
and (or various other reuson.
Nriv Jury Cnlli'd
"Thila," nit Id I lii Jiulso. "u n
d"r lha terms and prnvlatuns uf
Ihla aintuia Ihla court ha au
thority and nowar lo appoint a
speclel il lulrlct attorney whan
avar II la found lha district at
torney duly ond riaularly ap
pointed la Inlarnatad In lha mat
tar to b Invomlitiiif d."
Judiia Aaliursr order Indl
rated that tha preaent (rand Jury
will not scam htar Ihu lllarkuier
ran. It atulea lha malfaaiinnra
charge la re-auumltted lo the
(rand Jury at lha iJirember term
of court Immediately upon th
election and Impaii'lln 'of tha
new (rand Jury at iba eiplra
tlnn nf Ihu term of tha present
(rand Jury.
Tli flldnrlta of prejudice
filed ay lilavknmr cover ulna
raaaa. FIlInK of ant h affidavits
In criminal caae by tho repra
aentatlv or lha atnle hna e.
doin occurred In couria here,
and la recorded aa Indicative nl
Iba alraaa hatwsvn lha rtlnlrlct
atlnrnny'a offlc and lha circuit
court Judxa.
In carli affndlvll, Illnrkmer
atatcd that Judmi Anhiirat "la ro
prajudlrod analnit m Hint J
can up' hav a tnlr and Impar
tial trial befor aald Judxa."
In one caao, that of former
County ConimlMlnner C. It. Wll
llama, charxad with malfeuaanca,
'llllnm hlmarlf had tiled an
affidavit of prujudlc axaluat
AnlinnU
Local atlorneya, aaked whnl
would bo douo It tho court
abould rvfuaa to urnnt tho ra
(in eat for a new JuiIko mnds lu
th affudavlta, dtacuniicd the ptia
alhlllty of ninndamua proceedlnxa
In auprem court. JuiIko Aahural,
however, hna given nu Intluinllon
h will nut grant tho motion lu.
any can. In the rnnoa of Wil
liam and County Judxa Georxo
Cirlailo, a told attorney aev
ral daya axo ha would tmme-'
dlately grant aurh requaiita.
ml liiellxllila aluiiK Willi Wnlliion.
Tnylor'a poallliin provlounly
had mil linen cliulleiiKeil, but It
win iiinlnniled bu would cniiin un
der Ihu iittiiruny xeiienil a rullnx,
n n d III "'"I hIioh li bo filled by
lha Jiivkaon uoiiiity courU Tay-
I ii r wiik iieotixl to arrive hero
louioriuw, li nil nil I'm rhllunK"d,
won 111 rululii hla aenl, rnporia hero
nluleil, 'I'M 0 now ilnralopmuiit
wa diii'lured a fiivoriilila inova
for Wnllui n'i ehuni ea,
HpenkorMlilp nil fnwiio
Tbla iniilier, along w:h com
pletion of Ihn apeukorHblp pro
K ru iii will uniloiihiedly ho null led
by Ilia hu uo tniieoa tomorrow
night, mi thul orxuultutlon may
h effiiileil Iminiiillnlely, Tha
younger iiinuihera of Ibohouao
h u vn Knnn on reeord aa utoliix
a a'.rliilly dnmoeriitlis luiuua, mid
arn urxliig a full huuna iiuiiun.
With Iwo of Ihu Initial i.andl
dHle for apeuknr uppiiroully In
Hun for Itepreaunliitlv lluury
Meinou, and with anauruuce of
coualderalila republliun iiiiort,
It uppema Ilia proxruin for He
mou'a i li I In ii to Ihu chair could
not ha i'IiiiiikiiiI, denpi:o lha In
roiidn of opiiiialiiK fiii'i'i H. ,
Hevmi win rereivu lha aupport
of Wllllum 1 in Ii in , J'orllund
ileuioii'iit, and Karl Kill, I. line
ion ui y repulilli an uml mliiorlly
Hour lender, lu addition Monro
I I ii ml I inn . Jail-..-. hi county cuiidl
diite, will awlnx lila roto lo He
llion when In U Informed there
lm hem no "deul" In llio awing
lor Hellion. Along with lliunll
tou'a vole may xo hla doxen or
moru pleilgea III hla own buliulf,
Howard l.utouretlo of I'nrlliind
beuda Ihn oppoalitx force, and
Mb tho aid of hl frleildi la
nuiklng a atieniioua campulgn
with Impoalug reaolia.
Labor Leaders
Swing Fists on
Convention Floor
(Continued from Pug One)
A diileguta from Ilia liuhhar
union waa milking a lengthy plea
for adoption of reaolulloii culling
for tho federation to bar rruft
unioua from th rubber plniila.
. i .
Football
(Continued from I'aga One)
aeoreit a plara kirk lata In lb
flnnl period tntlay to glvo Notr
llama a ! to II triumph over
I'lttahurgh, a team that hnd
blanked Ihn Irish far thru uc
rcaiilvo year.
QUAKE billS
HEAVY LOSSES
Iii MONTANA
victim, I'ollr wor urging 'clll
inn tn watch for car with
damaged headlight, In the hppo
that a proinut arreat might be
made,
J'oi.fO officer bollewtd that
they worn hot on thn trail of th
klt-niid-run driver Hnturday f
Inrnoon, and ovary effort to tnuu
thn driver of til nffenillng uto
muhllv I being exerted.
(Continued from Pago Ono)
Ion, iiKl ono Canadian province,
AllKTlll.
IbiiiinKii May lie Million
The torrorlKlng vlbrntlnn
xrlppeii ihla illy of 12.UUU with
lull liiliinally thul Oarur llnuraon,
city I'liglnoer, nuMiiinlid the dum
ng iiiIkIiI run aa high a 11,000,
OUI), (jther aatlmntea worn aev
enil hundred Ihouauud dollara
lower
Ciiliniel K. II. Wlllliiina, com
niiiiiilur of Iba UmIiiI liiliinlry,
M o 1 1 1 it n ii niillouiil gourd, ordered
memhira of (he lli-lena roiopiuiy
lo bo prepared In uiiiforiu for
Hervleu, hut murtlal law waa not
declared.
An Ihn uuiiko awiiyeil lleleun
for ahout 12 aeeoudh, the In Irk
(llillig of ninny building pevlid,
criiNhiMi Into the atrieu and wua
en inn imI. Tliu aliiuk bigun hi
0:47 p. m., minimum aiiiiidurd
limn,
llollillng Willi ToppliHi
The front wall uf un iinoCru
pled atrueluia fell In plinn and
killed llurrla. Tho building
mood on riouth Muln at real, an
hlnlorlc traffic artery whloh fol
lowa'l.aNt Chniira gulrl , ai-i-n uf
gliimorniiN mining adventure of
yeMoryoiir.
It waa Heverul momenlN before
unyono lu that nim-Uoii knew the
qiliike had taken a life. The body
wua utider a pile of hrtrka, ahlch
atood I wo feet deep In the alreet.
Tho untlru city wua throwu
lulo durkneai for a period by the
paralysing of light und power
incllltlea.
.New Hrliool Hufli-ra
A new hiilf-mllllon ilnllur high
Kihool, ahlrh went lulo llae Ihla
full, an f fm .-il eevarcly. A chim
ney waa ktinekid down ami hrlrka
fell from tbu wulla that hud not
yet been wvather-a:nlned. Two
floura caved lu at lha .Nutlunal
illicult ruiupauy luctnry. Tha
roof of tho anile arai-nul fell and
damaged trui ka !id national
guuid motor vonlcli-a.
Editorials on Newi
(Continued from I'm One)
muny wua atrlklng acrua ll"l
glum at Kuiidi?
M"T ut ah, Nutiona aro coldly
aelfl'b, and doiililo-croa each
other unheailtutlngly If llii-y be
llnva It to be to THBIll OWN
INTKIIKHT.
If Krnnre conaldered double
cromilng Ilrllnln and then chang
ed her mind, the chunga of mind
wiiH due In tha fear that Ger
many mli-tit connlder thla the
moment to 8TKIKK AGAIN.
BLACK ARMIES
GETWEAPONS
TO PUSH IR
(Continued from Pag One)
win killed at Amhaalnje, Tlgr
Province, on tho northern front,
and that the population there
wa furloua,
(Jna CaNefl unierou
Einpurnr Halle Helaiuile aald
th Kthloplan army would not
uaa gaa on tho grounda that
thoiiNanda of Innocent women
and children muat Inevitably b
killed If Ita ue wer general.
Dr. Itohert Wllllum Ilockman
of Wheuton, Jll., medical mla
nlonary, reuched Add la Ababa
from Ogaden today and laid he
had bandied mora than 150
caaea of gaa pnlaonlng.
H adde'd that acurvy, how
ever', waa claiming mora victim
than the fighting Itaelf and ap
pealed to the emperor to ruah
all available lemon, orange
and other acurvy antsdoto to
Ogaden, ,
Altamont Aroused
by Sewer Notice
(Continued from Pag On)
part of th community knowing
anything about It.
"We began looking Into It, 1
and we find the advertising In
the Chlloriutn pitper wan not au
thorized by the county' clerk, i
Thla morning we tried to Bee the
county court, but only one com-1
mlaaloner waa there and he aald
he didn't know anything about It.
"Th citizen out here are
arouaed, and tha result la that
aenllment I pretty atrong agalnat
the aanltary dlatrlct project," j
Th election haa been called
for October 26. The advertlalng j
appearing In the Chlloquln paper
called the election and gave
lengthy dencrlptlon of the prop
erly to be Included Id th pro
posed district,
MKKT4 TOXIfillf
The stale board of aeronautics
will meet at th Wlllard l)otel at
;00 o'clock tonight. T." R. till,
lonwatrrs, member of th bonrd,
aid th public la Invited. Thar
will ha a dlacusalon of many mat.
lera pertaining l0 aviation, In
cluding propoaod army air hale
In tha northwoat.
"Coal" Weather Fuel
Just arrived, a freah car of that famout
Utah "Aberdeen" Coal
We ttock both Nut and Lump tizes for range,
. heater, and furnace
COAL keep your home warm all night.
Buy a few ackt at our yard or let u deliver
direct to your basement
Heilbrcnner 8 Rea
"Fuel That Nnllnfli-a Plua Service"
Office and Yard: 821 Hprlog HI, Phone 21IU-W
Jlrnnch Yard Merrill
i i m ii. mi "iii i hi nm ii in i ' i i n ii i in nu ii ii I i ii in in i in in j Mil i in jiNaa-i
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NOW ON D I S PLAY
Disputes Over
House, Senate m
Seats Develop
(Contlnuod from Pnuo Ono)
roacntntlve Taylor hna been em
ployed by tha federal government
an aanlalnnt clerk nf tho fed
eral' court. While It was stated
hi salary wa only $300 a yonr,
he nevertheless should h daclur-
(Contlnued from Pag One)
Kmory and Henry II; Itleh
iniinil (I.
MihIiIo Junior college 0,
I'nlvrrNlly of CallfornU fru.li Alt.
loll Hlule ll, llklnhoina III.
Hike II; (.enrgln Tech II,
(iullfonl o, Wllllnui and Mary
U. '
JunliilM IN, llrlilgeivnler 0.
Mnr-limd O; V. M. I. II.
Mlilillelinry II, Tilftit Ull.
t'onn Hlate T, Wnrcmirr Tech
(I.
Tiilmin O, llnuriMiia W.
MlllllMllll -'I. WiM-llllalll IX
MINNESOTA MN IHIIT
Milton lllonatrim. ID, of Du
liilb. Minn., was luken from a
(irrat Northern train Kililay
night suffering from a badly In
jured heel. He waa taken to llio
Klninath county huapltal for
treatment.
Vital Statistics
lllltTII
KCKTON Horn to Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace Krkton. "35 Com
uierrlat street, a daughter, Octo
ber 19, 1535, at Klamath Valley
hoapltnl.
Itun-.Uvny Car An aulomn
hlln reglatercd to Nell Sua of
I nr. 5 Knplnnade street, broke
nwuy from Its parking plnco ear
ly Friday afternoon. coaming
down Kp!nnad and crashing In
to a tree In Ihn parking down
the atreet. Defective emergency
britkea wer blamed for ttio accident.
'j '' ' ; ' ' ' 9 ,
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r
Conllnufd from Taee One)
rnpMIy thnt wiinesiio could not.
rvoii Ulcntify Un niftkf, ftinm-
r'MKly nfrtnk '0".i.r Viran htMid-'
tn, then punned dirocily ovr the j
hoy, rrunhlitK blm hf mat), lit .
whf'in. 1I wa run" I" (I u ft't?; i
on t ho bitmp'T bfor hi- dropped
of' mid i run ovor. j
Srlil h(i!(n were h.'M for t ti ;
tud'i rprovtfvy, PrtilnMu. ry ex-j
nniliiuiion nt Klumalli ValUy ;
liuupKal, w.:tro lie waa rusht-d j
otlowim; thn accident, dlyrli-d !
that ho suffered multlp!o l&cv '
at.onn nf tho icalp. with a proh
"llio ftu-turt'd Hkull, a fractured
Jnw, fra'Mired left wrist, ox
trnnlvo lacernltona of the upper,
left thlKh nud a probiihla rup
tured Intestine
The flec.li driver left no clue
J except the lena from a headll'.'Iit
ihenred off liv impnet with hl
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TOO LATE TO
CLASSIFY
Funerals
WANTKI) TO HUNT Small,
clrnn, furnlahcd I me or
apartment, by coupiu. Phono
1077-M. 1411
WANTKI) Woman for dlsh
waahlug. Wundcr Tcu Koom.
JinWIN TAYLOR
Fnuenil Nervlres for the Into
Edwin Tiiylor who punned nwuy
III thla city Fridny. Oetohor IS.
will he held In Lebanon, Ore.,
Monday nfternoou, wllh Intrr
lneut In fnmlly plot thnro. Tho
roinnlna will bo ahlpped from
Klnmnth Kulla, Kiiturdny, October
19, at 0:110 p. in. AiTiiiigonient
nre In cbiugo of thn Kurl Whll
lock tunornl home of this city.
Worms comprise the entire
dint of Tre Dnoudns, a tribe of
Libya. These people are Mild to
ho tho lowest spoclmena of mankind.
WECOATCWERS
NU-ENAMEL
WO BRUSH MARKS
BATHROOMS! KITCHINS1
FURNITURE) AUTOMOBILES!
Tan r Invited to "Trv-Bfo-Yo-Buy."
Conault tlpnon dlractorf
W Mrsr NU-ENAMEL Sroto.
Al-Len Electric
1-121 Mnln
.Phono 171
1 V
OLDTHRE
xe
$1150
FULL
QUART
Cd. Nu. I00-A
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Coda No. 946-A (rf
THE NEW FORD V-8 FOR 19.36
Distinguished new beauty of line has been combined with the outstanding comfort, safety and performance
that have put the Ford V-8 in a class by itself. The car that led all others in 1935 has been made still better
for the new year. It has been proved by the past and improved for the future. The New Ford provides every
modern feature, with the assurance of satisfactory service. There are no experiments in it nothing that
has not been tried and tested. This means a great deal to motorists especially in mechanical construc
tion and safety. . . . The Ford, gives you distinctly better performance because of its V-8 engine it stands
out also because it is such a safe car. The Steel Body, Safety Glass all around and Super-Safety Brakes
provide exceptional security. . . . The Ford V-8 for 1936 is the finest, safest, most reliable Ford ever built.
New Modem tine Now longor hood x
tends gracalully over th distinctive new
radiator grill, accentuating the length ol
th car. New larger lender, with a wide
Oar, contribute lo th Imposing iront-end
appearance Horns ar concealed behind
circular grille beneath th hiadlamps.
New hood louvre. Steel wheel oi entirely
new deaign. Rich, enduring upholstery. At- .
tracliv appointments.
New Easier Steering' Steering gear ratio
Increased. Steering, gear sector shall
mounted on roller bearing.
New Gear Shilling Easier, quicker,
smoother. Shorter dietanc for gear shift
lever to travel. Quiet shlltlng. Quiot run
ning' in all speeds because of silent heli
cal gear.
Super-SalelY Brake Sales), most reliable
type ol brake undar all driving conditions.
Mechanical brakee ol the same proved
deaign a hav bn used for year on
America'v finest car. "Extra large braking
area. Easy to apply.
Welded Sleol Bodies -The Ford V-8 ha a
genuine all-eteel body structure lctri
cally welded lor still greater strength.
Safety Glass Throughout All Ford body
typos are equipped with Safety Glass
throughout at no extra cost
V-8 Engine Fine-car power, pd, accel
eration and smoothness. The reliability ol
the. Ford V-8 engine ha been proved In
pctual rvic by mor than two million
motorists over a million Ford V-8 pur
chased In Ih last year. Figure how that
th Ford V-8 I Ih molt economical Ford
ever built. Every year th Ford coats lesa
to run. .
No "Breaking In1 Th Ford V-8 engine 1
mad to suck high standard of precision
that It requires no breaking in. You can
driv It 60 mile an hour th first day.
Efficient Cooling -Th cooling syatam of
the New Ford V-8 for 1938 circulate 5't
gallon of water through a new. larger
radiator. Natural thsrmo-syphen action Is
assiated by two centrifugal water pumps.
New styl hood louvre permit rapid flow
of air around th npn. ;-
Bodie Insulated for Quiet Th floor, dash
and body panel of the Ford V-8 for 1936
ar insulated with new material that ab
sorb and daden sound.
Cenler-PoiB Biding AU pasengr rid
near th center oi the car cradled between
the soft flexible spring. Exceptional com
fort en every type of road. The Ford V-B
give a front-sent rid to back-seat rider.
Unusual Body Boom Short, compact Ford
V-8 engine take up les apace under th
hood and permits mor ol th car' length
to b used by passengers. There is in
creased room in th 1936 Fordot Sedans
: because th rear quarter trim b recessed
above the pew styl arm rest.
. LOW FORD V-8 PRICES
-.THIRTEEN BODY TYPES Coupe (5
windows), $310. Tudor Bednn, ?520.
Konlor Sedan, $580. DE liCXE,
Koatlster (with rumble seat), $300.
Coupe (8 windows), $570. Coupe (5
windows), $585. Phaeton, $51)0. Tu
dor Sedan, 5S. Cabriolet (with rum
ble seat), $023, Fordor Sedan, $025.
Tudor Touring Sednn (with built-in
trunk), $500. Fordor Touring Sedan
;with built-in trunk), $030. Convert-
bio Sednn, $760.
F. O. B. DebolL. Standard accessory group. In
cluding bumpars and spare lira, axtra. All Ford
V-8 body typ8 have Saletr Glaaa throughout at
no additional coat. Convanl.nt, acoaomleal terms
through Ih Universal Credit Company.
You Aire Esavltted T See HHie
Mew Ford V-8 Soe
Entertainment and Dancing - - - 9:00 P. M. to Midnight
run pint
80c
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Coda No, 214-C
Phone 2100
Main and Esplanade
95 . Wi&Jffl
Ma