Novombcr 13, 1035
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE THREE
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50 SU11S
OF FREIGHTER
(Continued Prom Pitgo On)
eollnnt hip hnnrilltiK," Ilia cnm
innnilnr of Ilia tlfltionth rinstroyor
division wlrnlnaarnl,
"n. llnrdliK ami H. A. Miilh.
wain lirimslit Mm. Illasliiaor
nfcly IhriiiiKli Hi" brnakura and
lloula wntim Muto Thnnins II, Poll
dur of tlio I'Miry w.nl over lh
aliln mid In uuulil lior aliou.nl un-
OOI) HrlflllH."
Mia. 1 1 Ihm I n k a r. Ilia fnriimr
W'tnlfriid Hrolt, Hun Krinii'larn
niiwniniiir womnn, la Ills wlfti lit
tlio illriwtor of rosnnrch ot ( liu
riillliM'Ino Humir Coiiioiatlmi,
Viiiiiik Offlior Ki'miiimI
Advlcra (nun Ilia I'i'ury nulil
tlio Hllvnrtmxol carried a dork
limd of liimlivr and It wna s
aiimnd tha nuroonxd crew do
Tlnnd rafta from tlia caiiio.
Third Offlrar H. Yoiiiik, 21, nf
A herd ami, Heolliinil, wua ruaeund
from olio rnft with sis othnr aur
Tlvura, whlla aiivon oihnra were
tnknn from another rnft,
"It wna a moat harrowing
pcirlnnoo," IHnnlliKiir wlrlBKiil,
Th I'nnry lout a motor wlinlo
bont In Ilia Kissing: si'us,
Tlia ahlp wna du Imr arly
tomorrow and aunt word thut two
aurvlvora of tha frnlRhtnr'a crow,
It. Plrlcorvllln and Itndnny Ar
thur, a Hindu, wnr dmrnlnnlna:
pnriiinimla and would requlra
trintinont.
MANILA, Wfdno.iUy, Nor. IS.
(ll'l Mra. Noll Williams, on
of four woman aboard Ilia amain
r Fllvor llnl whan It wr-tit
around off Bun llnrnnrdlnn
island, dltid aftnr helm Inknn
from tlio wreckns today, U M.
'i)lntilliiT, (Kliiirnl mourner
of tha Cnlamba auxar satnlns, r
portnd, Walnihclmcr ald ha had boon
adrlaad that Mra. Onors: lllsaln
ir. anothor puaavniinr, waa sat
aboard on of two dnatroysra at
tha aran of th wrack.
Mra. Wllllnma waa an rout to
Java aftnr a visit with rltlvs
In Long Ileach and Loa Angalo.
Cal.
"oirlulil, IIUIS, by I'nllNl 1'rr.a
AIIOAItl) U. 8. H. Hll.MKH.
Wndn.aday, Nov. U. (UI'
KUty-two watpr-aoakad aurvlvora
of a flvn-dny hauls for Ufa on a
rook off Bun llornardlno lalsnd,
whore th Hrlttah steamer Oliver
llaiol split In two, wer brouKht
safely aboard two United States
dolro)ora today.
Picked up from bobbing,
crudely constructed rnfta that
tfieacd eraally In tha wlnd-lnahed
currents nf th alrall, th aur
vlvora worn fou tut to ho Butter
ing from lack of food and .'
poaura. Two Known Head
Thar wuro two known dead:
Mra. Noll Williams, 1'naudonn,
Cal., a paaaengor.
Ilornard f'harle Mad'heraon.
18, Gloucester, Eng., an appren
tice. Mixing war Captain II. A.
l.ennard and on unidentified
poraon.
Capt. Lennaril wna reported to
havs loft th wreck ot U;; Silver
Ilnael, twlated and tiYnicn on a
10-foot high rnrk, without a life
preserver. Othnr urvlvorn !!
that ha waa enrrying a Scotch
terrlor puppy which bolonged to
Mra. Carol Windhmn, atrnppod
to hla buck.
Klnply Hjifls Seen
Apparently all thna atrnnded
on th rock and wreckage of the
ahlp allien Saturday morning had
loft their rain-drenched and
wind-swept haven on rafta.
Several ompty rafta were leen
hobbing In the luige awella atlll
running In th Him Uornnrdlno
atrnlta, but It wua believed their
occupanta had been taken aboard
th Ilulmer and tho U. S. S.
I'enry.
Some of the aurvlvora also
were tnken nbourd tho tug Tra
bnjndor, which had boon stand
Ing by th wreck for aeveral
houra with a number of Intor
lalnnd veaaela.
HiMllna Itocovcrol . ,
Th bodlea ot Mr. Wllllnma
and1 Macl'heraon wore rocovorod
from a lumber-atrown area sur-
roundlng the wreck ot th Silver
Ilniol for a dlatanc ot a mile
and a half.
Officer of tha doslroyors tlo.fl
nltnly established thut all aur
vlvora had loft the Silver Hanoi
Twnnty-aovon aurvlvora were
plckod up Tueadny and curly to-
TOO LATE TO
CLASSIFY
An executive of large
musical organization will
be in Klamath Falls for
one day, Thursday, No
vember 14, at which time
he will interview by ap
pointment string instru
mentalists who wish to
apply for salaried teach
ing positions. Compet
ent, well recommended
musicians will find splen
did opening in perma
nent work. For appoint
ment phone Mr. Frank
lyn Smith at Willard Ho
tel, all day Thursday.
day. First thru Hindus man
aged to fight their way through
th raKlni wave on a frail rnft
and war hauled, aboard th
I'oary.
Then seven mora wore brought
aboard th Ilulmer anon after It
reached Die seen of tho wreck
about 1:110 thla morning. They
had been adrift Ihrno houra. i
Hlnry ot Huffnrliitf Told .
Th l'iuiry eurly toduy plckod
up 17 other iiiniiihnra of th
crew, Including Third Officer B.
Young, 21, of Aberdeen, Hr.ot
liuid, All wuro manned from
rnfla made of light tlmbori
bound together with rnpna.
Til aurvlvora (old a atory of
lirltn Buffering, waiting on tha
wmre-bealnn rock for aid. --Bnv-oral
of tha Hindu aeamnn report
ed they hail nothing to out hn
ald biscuits alma th ahlp went
unround Buturday. Not lyitll
.Mnniliiy daybreak did th Chi
cago Muru eight dlatreaa algnala
from th wrecked ahlp.
Item!! Veanela Helplraa
The aenmen Indlcntnil Hint, un
nliln to awnlt reactin longer, all
lunula ulioiird I ho wreck agreed
lo rlak lenvlng the hnlf auh
mnrgnd wrnckniie and the rock
In tlin flimsy rnfla. Uoscus vea
nela hnd circled holplnnaly a few
hundred ynrda from th acono,
unnblo to launch amull honta
through tho towering enmhera
and awlfl curreuta eddying paat
th wreckngo.
WANTKD Man or woman who
nun hnd holts to hniiso Rolling
experience, pormnnnnt position
If tntlnfnctory. I'lione 2010
aflnr 0 n. m.
KOH SAI.K no nhodo Ialnnd
ltod pulleli. Rt, 2, Box 87.
. 1091
MANILA. Wedneadny, Nov. 18.
(Ul') Kour army plnnna ronrod
nwny from Manila at 7 ; 4 r a, in.,
today, carrying food and aup
pllna to be dropped annulled aur
vlvora of the writ'ked atenmnr
Bllver Ilnel on a rock off Ban
Huriinrdlno Halnnd.
Two boinbora and two obaerva
tlon pluilea cniuprland the mercy
iiundron. They wor command
ed by Colonel Al Homed, Caplaln
John P. Kenny, Captain George
lliiuaen and Lieutenant H. Q.
Ilugllu.
Htroog Wire Carried .
Tho United I'reaa learned that
one of the ImiiiiIiitb curried a
al nun wire of 4UO0 pnunda ton
all atrangth. One end will he
dropped about BOO feet from the
Ban llernurdlno llghthouae, and
th other end about 1000 feet
beyond lb wreck.
The wire then will be uaed,
according to th plana, lo haul
Ilia aurvlvora to aafely at the
llghthoua. It waa underatood
that material for rigging a
broechaa buoy to carry th crew
and paaanngera of tha wrecked
hip to lately waa available at
th llghthouae.
Dukes Found
Not Guilty
(Continued From Pag One)
tempted to prov Ita contention
that th Dukra purpoaely act fir
lo their building on Kaat Main
atreet to collect on fir Inauranc
pollclea.
(iullt Vrnlnl
Altorneya for defendants had
replied with a blanket denial of
guilt, claiming phyalral Impossi
bility. Defense alao questioned
vnlldlty of the motive offered by
the atnte and hinted that others
had plotted to throw ausplclon
on the Dukes. ,
Th jury announced Its verdict
at 10 p. m. after deliberations
of approximately (5 minute. It
had retired at 1:05 aflnr hear
ing Judge E. II. Aahursta
chatge.
llebiitlnl Wltm-tur
Earlier In th evening and
during almoat th whole of the
afternoon sesstnn defense and
state'a altorneya had offered
their closing arguinenta. and a
sorlea of minor witnesses had
presented rebuttal testimony tor
both sides.
AUTO SAFETY
DRIVE PLANNED
FOR KLAMATH
An Inlnnslvo and extnnnlvo
en m m Inn agulnat caroinas driv
ing will b ataged by th Klam
ath county junior chamber of
comrnorco the week of November
26-30, It was decided at a meet
ing of th organization Tuesday
night.
' Orth Blaomor la general chair
man of lb campaign, which will
adopt the alogun, "Let's Quit
Killing."
Tho locution nf aorlous and
f n I it I accidents la to bo charted
by the chamber organization, and
large painted crosses wjll be
placed at those points to remind
the triiviillng public of the Irug
odlnn enacted there,
A permanent sign giving tho
number of automobile denllia In
Kluiuulh county will be erected,
mid will be corroetcd from time
lo 1 1 mo.
Ten thousand copies of the
urtleto, "And Sudden Death,"
wblcb gives a graphic picture of
what huppnns In an automobile
accident, will be dlatrlbuted
throughout Klamath county. In
atirmice compunles will nsiilat In
this program, The article, which
appeared In the Header's Digest
and has been widely distributed,
was written by K. C. Kurnua.
The Modoc till company's loud
peak or car will be uaed In a
"voir of safety" cnmpalgn as
part of Ihe week'a program. The
cur will travel through the roal
rinnca dlatrlcta for one hour In
th morning, and In tho after
noon will tour th business ills
trlcl. citing careless practices and
urging safe driving,
A Borles of kit urea will be
given at BChoola, civic clubs, and
elsewhere, during the week,
Commltte chairmen are: Art
Larann, service 'clubs; Martin
Hwanann, police; Al Croup, stalla
lles and data; Dr. David Ooeh
ring, aprakera; Joa Whltaker,
achoola; Charles Mack, publicity.
Council Passes
Street Projects
(Continued from page one)
copied agreement for the trans
fer of tho city's one-hnlf Interest
In tho isolation hoapltal to
Klamath county.
Police Judge Richmond waa
authorlxed to call for blda for a
new police prowl car. Tha bid
ara to bo opened on November
26.
Building permit totaling 1726
as approved by th city building
inspector were allowed aa fol-1
Inwa; C. E. Anders, 2300: J. H.
Hamilton. 1100; C. H. Daggett,
$300. and J. A. Houston. 125. I
Dr. Calvin Hunt, city dairy and
meat Inspector, reported a total
of $261.04 collected In fees dur-I
Ing the month of October. Of
thla aum. 126.63 waa collected
for packing house Inspectiona
and th remainder for atreet In-1
spcctlons, gallonag taxea and
meat licenses. Th report waa ac
repted and placed on Ills. j
Judge's Attorneys
Attack Indictment
, (Continued from Fag On)
(Jrlr.il. He suld the dnfoni aland
on the fundamental law that tha
grand Jury la an Independent
body, ntltlod to maka lis find
ings without oulald Influence,
and that th defendant's right
before a grand Jury dnaerv pro
tection as they would befor a
putty Jury In trial.
"Any Intlmutlon by th court,
In charging the grand Jury, that a
person Is gullly of a crime, la
ratal to th Indictment," declared
Naplnr. He said this Is true when
lh Judgo Invades th province of
the grand Jury In any particular,
Judgo Ashiiral, the attorney
raid, became "almost personal" In
two Instance In churglng the
grand Jury In regard to Judge
(Iriizla. In th second Instance,
he declared, the Judge not only
Indicated u crime had been com
mitted, but told th Jury who to
subpoena.
Nnplor cited ' several eusos In
support of hla argument. One
win a can In which a Judge had
given an allegedly "Inflamma
tory" charge to a grand Jury.
Howard Morryman, aluo repre
senting Grlrr.lo, supplemented Na
pier's remurks, and added that
Iba Judge's churn to the grand
Jury was broadcast over the radio.
This, he declared, would tend fur
ther to Influence the Jurors. A
microphone, he luld, was stand
ing on th desk la f.ont of the
Judge.
District Attorney Hlackmer wns
present to represent the state. He
said the defense should show If
th jury was Improperly Influ
enced, In which cane the indict
ment should ho quashed. If It
could not be shown, he said, the
Indictment should stand.
Judge Hay pointed out th dif
ficulty of getting direct proof of
the Influence of Instruction on a
Juror's mind, but he said It la the
prerumpton, In th case of a petty
jury, that Jurors ar Influenced
by the Instructions of th court.
The district attorney'a office
stipulated aa to the statements
made by Uio Judge In court to the
grand Jury prior to Grizzle' In
dictment. Hlackmer aald b waa putting
aaldn any personal matters In act
ing for th stat In thla case.
Presumably, h referred to the
situation that developed between
hi in and Judg Aahursl after the
latter a'salled Blackmer In his
Instructions to the grand Jury In
Ita recent aesalon.
The president said he knew It
waa a quake that had aroused
him, sine hla houae moved aide
ways slightly. Stl II, It might hare
been his ton driving In.
"The word 'Abyssinia' angers
Ethiopians." Evidently It'a safer
over there, too, just to say "so
long." I
JAPAN BLAMES
NEW OUTRAGES
UPON CHINES
E
(Continued From Pag One)
choukuo, Japanese sponsored
state. They were roported to
have confessed they received or
der from "certain foreign mili
tary mission at Harbin, Manchou
kuo." RiimU Takes I.ea1
The report of the Imminent
trl-partit agreement for preser
vation of Oriental poaca aald
Maxim Lltvlnnff, soviet foreign
commissar, and W. W. Yen, Chi
nese ambassador to Itussla, had
completed the pact, and that the
United Htatet waa expected to
Join soon.
It was stated authoritatively In
Tokyo, however, that the head
quarlera of the Japanese army In
Manchoukuo originated th re
port. Thes Informed sourcea
said the Japanese military, which
has been rumored to be planning
now moves In North China, waa
attempting to create fear of the
danger of Ruasia. They also
pointed out the Japanese cabinet
will Boon prepare Ita 1938-1937
budget, in which the army wanta
Increased appropriations.
The assassinated Marshal Bun,
opponent of the Nanking and
Canton governments, once held
control of the whole lower
Yangtze valley, but after defeata
by the Canton army he resigned
command of hla forcea In June,
1928. It waa once reported he
might seek aafely in Japan.
According to recent computa
tions, th aun could relieve Itself
of a 46-foot layer of Ice In one
minute.
FLUSH OUT
15 MILES OF
KIDNEY TUBES
Mcdieml authorities ears teat soar Idd
nrs contain la MILES of tiay tub! or
altera which help to purify too blood as4
keep yon beajthr. KJdnera sbooM empty I
pints a day and ao gat rid of mors than S
pounds of waste.
If roa hsra trouble with too frequent
bladder pajsaaea with scanty amount eaua
Ins burning and discomfort, the 16 MILES
of kidney tubes may need flushing out. This
dmneer alanal may be the beslnnine of ue.
sing backache, lea paina, loss of pep and
eneray. setting up nights, swelliaa, poffineaa
under tha eyes and diisinesa.
Don't wait. Ask yonr d rani It for
DOAN"8 PILLS, need successfully by mil
liona for over 40 years. They ales happy
relief and will help to flush out the 11
MILES of kidney tubes. Get Ooaa'a Pill.
Agricultural Act
, Receives Praise
Of Grange Chief
(Continued From Pag On)
Ing, which will nd In a alcken
Ing erash.
"Deflation Is placing the car
In reverse. A sound money pot
Icy la putting tha car In gear
for normal speed straight ahead.
"Organized agriculture Is In
agreement with tha present pol
icy of th Hrltlsh government,
which has frequently been an
nounced as primarily concsrned
with th buying power of tha
pound rather than Ita weight In
gold.
"W would restore tha dollar
to a buying power that would
bring th prlc level In reason
able adjustment and then keep It
there wltb a dollar atabl In
value,"
Taber favored the school of
thought "who believe that the
prlc of gold, or th amount of
gold, should fluctuate In accord
ance with the value of gold, thus
giving us a dollar atable In value
and stable In commodity-purchasing
power."
A few centuries ago, a man's
raok or atatlon In life could be
told by tho kind of bird he used
In the sport of hawking. Kings
used the gyrfalcon, earls the
peregrine, yeomen the goshawk,
poor men the terce, and knaves
th kestrel.
In the Orient, a woman ao un
fortunate aa to be unable to bear
children Is looked upon as cursed.
We have your size,,
your style, your
width. Let your
feet FEEL the dif
ference Ankle-fash
ioning makes.
DREW'S
MANSTORE
7:18 Main fit.
Il.tZA.Ut Altl PARTY
Saturday, November 16. be
ginning at 1:30 o'clock. Con
tract, Auction, Pinochle. Beau
tiful prizes for high scores,
XKW ARMORY
!5c Admission Public Invited
Sacred Heart Church
grandmother . . .
pleats your family with
the most personal of gifts
e e . your portrait
speeial prices until november 16 only
kennell-ellls artist photographers
204 Oregon bank building
telephone 2010
Aave you
seen the new
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e
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e
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Never enjoyed driving any
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YOU'VE heard lots about the Ford .
V-8. Performance so unusual that it
has won over s, 000,000 owners is bound
to be talked about enthusiastically.
But praise for past Ford V-8's seems
almost mild beside what we hear from
those who drive the 1936 Ford V-8.
. Sleek longer lines, distinctive new in
teriors, even greater handling ease and
' safety are a few of the things tk.it set
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Drive this new Ford as soon as you
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have Ford V-8 power and handling
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For your own knowledge of what
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