AiiRimt 4, 1938
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE FTVR
GOUNGILMEETS
FRIDAY 10 VIEW
PASS QUESTION
Discussion (if III proposed
chniign on I ho ICaulunndn iindnr
pass will n R n I n ha brought up lit
a mooting of Ihn council mi a
whole Frliliiy aflnrnoon at 3
o'clock In Ihn oily linll, and wlintli
or nr not (tin cvnlor glrdnr support
will he removed or rnmnln will
nlsn ho a point to bo UrouKht up
Whether tlio editor support
should roiualn aa a snfoly lino or
" wholhor I ho support should bo
removed In nlau n mi lit of din
ciiaalnn, and It was observed by
Mayor Clifton Hlrhmoud Thura'
dny I hut tha now Itoddlng umlor-
paaa dun bava such a glrdor which
la considered by engineers to b
necessary for the prevention of ac
cidents.
Tho mayor and City Engineer
K. A. Thomus mot with Unorge
Taylor, goulhorn Pacific dlvlalon
englnner of Dunamulr, Thuraday
morning and discussed tontatlre
plana which will ha brought be
fore tlio council Friday. It waa
polnii.il out that tha city hope, to
obtain additional fundi through
I'WA to widon tha alraot.
Tha voters placed thalr atamp
of approval on a 110,000 bond
laauo lint November with tha Idea
of widening lOaplnnndo alreot at
tho undorpuss and Improving tha
approaches. Tho possibility of
deepening tha road bed io that
truck can travel between tho
two aecllona of tha city will alio
be brought up. It waa obaerved
that Irucka havo had tlio topa re
moved while panning through tho
undorpuss and that at the lime tho
undorpate waa built It waa not
constructed for modern traffic.
Tha underpass, It Is undorstood,
was built In 1V0V and from that
tlmn until January 1, 1038, two
acrloua accldonla occurred. With
in the apace of that lime, 11,(00,'
000 muvviuvnla havo boeu record'
ed and tho sinnll number of accl
dents Is considered remarkable.
The original deed filed by tho
Klamitih Duvolopmunl company
eels forth i hut tho underpass will
serve Alnmoda, Ksplnnade and Pa
clflo Terrace and with no permits
Isstiod tor heavy wagon trucks,
freight wagons or any other ve
hicles usod (or heavy hauling on
"said streets or drives." In other
words the undurpaaa waa original
ly to aervo light horse buggies and
wagons. Mayor Richmond ob
served.
It la now proposed tlther to
llinlnnto tho coutor girder eup
port with a a a or 40-toot road'
way or to havo tho two road boda
on elthor sldo of the girder wklon
id to at least 20 foot for vohlcla
traffic and with proposed five-
foot sidewalks. At tho preaent
time the driving widths are only
li feel wide, It waa learned, with
10 feet left on eltber aide for side
walks.
JACKIE COOGAN'S
TRIAL DATE SET
HOLLYWOOD. Aug. 4 (UP)
Trial of Jack la Coogan'a suit
against his mother and stepfather
for an accounting of his once
rast mnvlo fortune today was set
for next Novembor 13 without a
Jury.
Judge Ruben 8. Schmidt of
calendar court denied a motion
of attorneys for "The Kid" for
a Jury trial, ruling that Issuos of
equity as well as law were at
alnko,
JI HTICK OF TRACK
SALEM, Aug. 4 (API Rich
ard fihepnrd of Lakevlew today
waa appointed Justice of tho
peace (hero to auccoed F. M.
Duke who haa resigned. The ap
pointment waa announced by
Governor Charles H. Martin.
"HO HAPPY"
NEW YORK. Aug. 4 (P)
Cilndys Swnrthout, Metropolian
Opera soprnnn, snld today she
bad never soon "such a happy,
perfectly delightful couple" as
the Duko and Duchess of Windsor.
. nitOWNH IN SANDY
i PORTLAND, Aug. 4 (JV) A
girl Identified as Kathleen Van
andn, 13, drowned Inst night near
Viking piirk while swimming or
wading In tlio Snndy river. A
depuly sheriff snld tho drowning
was tho fifth of tho season on
that section of the stream.
TAKES HOMESTEAD
GRANTS PASS. Aug. 4 (P)
Worries of office no longer will
Irk County Commissioner fleorge
Thrasher. Ho submitted hla res
ignation Wednesday, and an
. nounccd ho would become a Tula
lake homesteader,
Protect Your Roses
; From Plant Lice
I IWt let your lovely reefs be
! spoiled by lice when It Is so essy snd
rhenn Simply sprinkle the niiahre
.with IUIIIAC1I snd your rears will be
safe. Money hack If you don t sra
tthat millAfll! Is tha beat protection
against Inaeet pealeyou have aver tried.
In Handy Sifter Cans arte up at Drug,
- . .1 .1 til . ...1 .. Bhniu
tirnrerr rtrwi niwnn ...... .
PRONOUHCIP lU'HACK
Hold at
Murphey's
Seed Store
CITY BRIEFS
To Visit Hero Mr. and Mrs
Clarence illnes of l'endloton wore
oj peeled to arrive In Kluiuath
Falls Thursday night to visit with
Mrs. illnes' parents, Mr. and Mrs.
V, O. Small, They will remain
for several weeks, and will spend
a short time camping at Diamond
Inks and Crator luko with the
Smalls, illnes Is principal of the
Pendleton high school, and has
recently attended tho summer
school session at the University
of Cullfornls.
In Police Court Ray O. Mus-
toe. 2061 Vina avenuo, waa ar
reeled by city police for falling
to stop at a stop sign and having
no operator a license. Mustoo for-
felted t ball on tha first count
and $2 ball on tho second In po
lice court Thursday morning. On
"van," two charged with being
drunk and disorderly and two
drunks appeared before I'ullcu
Judge Otto Langalet.
Ilreaka Arm Iva Lea Dahna
four-year-old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. H. F. Dahna, waa brought
to Klamath Valloy hospital Thura
day afternoon for medlcnl trout
mnt. Tha little girl fell aa she
waa running and broke her arm.
6ba returned to ber home shortly
after lbs arm was sat.
On the Coast Mr. and Mrs.
lieu Heed are spending this week
on the Oregon coaat visiting at the
resorts, They plan to return to
Klamath Falls Baturaay. Mrs
Reed, who Is employed by the
liluo lilrd, will resume bor posi
llou Huuduy, During ber abuvueo
Mrs. Frulau Myera (Ruby Biullhj
la assisting ut the luuo llliu.
Cannae In llloom An especially
beautiful aud prollflo bed of cau
naa aro In bloom at tho lieorgo C.
Uirlch properly on Conger avenue.
ana those who have aeon the cuu-
uas report thorn aa largo aa any
flowers of tbla type tuuy have
evor seen. Homo or tho stuiks are
eight fool tall, It waa reported.
Addition Maalo The front of
the Waggoner Drug company
building is being reuovalod lu or
der to make audltlonal room for
tho Interior of tho atore. A new
window arraiigeinonl la being
built which will give a modern,
new display for tue front ut the
storo.
On Vacation Mrs. Myrtle Helm
and Knola Hawkins, city librarian,
left Thursday morning by train
for a 10-day visit In San Fran
cisco and other polnta around tho
bay area. Mrs. Helm la principal
of Conger school.
Meeting Called A regular meot
Ing of Ileta Sigma Phi sorority Is
called for Tuesday night at 8
o'clock at the homo of Mrs. Jo
seph Lemen on East Mnln atroet.
Plana for tha fall will be made at
thla meeting.
Son Named Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Llttlefleld have named their In
fant son, born at Klamath Valley
hospital Wednesday, Lloyd, Jr.
Mrs. Llttlefleld Is the former Mar.
Jorla Arnett.
Potlurk Supper Tho Carpen
ters union and auxiliary are giv
ing a polluck supper at Moore
park Friday, August 5, at 4:30
p. m. All those attending are
asked to bring their own knives
and forks.
Theft Reported Harry Steuart
of tha Baldwin hotel reported to
city police Thursday the theft of
a new spare tire and a tan colored
nuto robe from hla car parked
Wednesday night near tho hotel.
Larceny Told Billy Canton,
717 North Ninth atreet, told po
lice Thursday morning that prowl
ers had removed a tire and wheel
from hla car parked near the fam
ily residence Wednesday night.
Name Daughter Mr. and Mra.
Rudolph Jescbke have named their
daughter, born at Hillside hos
pital thla week, Sharon Ann Alice.
Hornptlmlst Cluh There waa to
be a business meeting of tho Sorop
tlmlst club Thursday at 7:30 p. m.
at the chamber of commerce.
Hoard Meeting A city elemen
tary achool board meeting has
been called for Friday evening at
7:30.
TOURD
F
MULE
DEER GROUNDS
SETAUGUST 14
A (our of tha mule deer winter
feeding grounds will bn made
Sunday, August 14, under spon
sorshlp of the Klamath Sports
men a association. It waa an
nounced Thursday by Paul Mat-
thewa, presldont.
Matthews said the event Is
onen to all persons who are In
toreated In tho mnln door grating
problem, regardless of member
ship In the association.
Tha caravan will leava the
Elks tempi at a a. m. Sunday
morning and will spend the day
on tho tour. At noon there will
be a "chuck wagon lunch" In
charge of Glenn Roselle.
Those fearful of anakea were
advised to bring their own heavy
boola and rattlesnake antidotes
Tha sportsmen's president
urged that those attending
make reservations for the in
formation of tba "chuck wagon'
orew. Reservations can be made
with the Newa-Herald office, Tel
ford's, Southern Oregon Hard
warn company, (iun Store, l)r.
8. F. Scott, Matthews at Loreni
company and Guy Pirucclnl at
Cblloquln.
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PAYMENTS DECLINE
SALEM, Oro Aug. 4 Another
13 per cent reduction In dis
bursement of benefits under tba
stnto unemployment compensa
tion law wan noted In the com
mission's report for July, of
ficials reported.
Total for the atate during the
month waa I47S.870, bringing
tho cumulative total alnco Jan
uary to 14,313.676 distributed
over 43.341 checka. The July
payinenta of Jobleas Insurance
wero 36 per cent loss than In
May.
Klamath Falls, claim center for
Klamath and Lake counties, ac
counted for $29,317 or (.6 per
cont of the alato total.
One-third of tbe 66.609 de
termined eligible claims have
been paid out of sero balance,
tha report disclosed. Gradual
cleanup of accounta of claimants
whose rights have been exhausted
for the current year and better
employment conditions are cred
ited by offi-lala for tha reduced
disbursements.
The Portland metropolitan area
again accounted for 4 6 per cent
of tha total.
MEXICO FINDS PRECEDENT
FOR DELAYING PAYMENT
ON SEIZED OIL PROPERTIES
MEXICO CITY, Aug. 4 (AP)
The Mexican government ap
peared today to have established
a procodont for delaying payment
of Indemnity In tha expropriation
of 1400.000.000 of American and
British-owned oil properties.
Dealing with seizure of Amor-Ican-ownod
farms sine August
30, 1927, tbe government re
plied last night to a United
States proposal for arbitration on
Indemnities.
Tha reply rofused arbitration;
suggested discussion to determine
value of the farm land; acknow
ledged tha debt but held there
was no legal obligation to make
prompt or even deferred payment;
said Indemnification would be
under Moxlcan law on the basts
of the nation's ability to pay;
Insisted Inability to pay could
not be accepted as a valid rea
son for delaying the program of
social roform by which land la
being turned back to the peas
antry; snld flatly these rotorms
would be continued.
Tho effect of this thesis upon
tha 17 foreign oil firms taken
over by the govornment March
18 waa a mnttor for speculation.
but well Informed persons be
Moved that it would apply equal
ly well to that question, with
little revision.
YOUTH PROBLEMS
DISCUSSED AT
KIWANIS LUNCH
Problems of the growing boy
were discussed before members
of the Klwanls club Thursday
noon by Joseph Hill, head of the
Hill Military academy of Port
land. Hill auggested measures to
guide parents confronted with the
problem of directing a youth
through his adolescent years.
Sid Elliot waa chairman of
tho day. Further announcement.
waa made of the aorthall game to
ho played between the Klwanls
Wildcats and the Lions on Cook
field next Wednesday night. D. B.
Van Vaclor, a Lion, offered sug
gestions to the Klwanls team,
and said ho hoped tho Wildcats
would develop enough ability to
give tha Lions at least fair competition.
1ST
I OUT
Opposition to opening tha mule
deer reserve In soutnnrn Oregon
and northern California la voiced
In a petition which baa appeared
on tha atreeta her tbla week.
Recently tha game commission
announced that shooting bucks In
the reserve would be permitted
aa a method o( solving tha prob
lem of alleged overgraslng In tbe
deer feeding grounds.
The petition, addressed to the
commission, follows: .
"The undersigned aportsmen
living In southern Oregon and
northern California respectfully
urge that you do not open the
mule deer reserve In Klamath
and Lake countlea. We feel that
tbe maintenance of thla reserve
la tha only thing that will per
petuate the doer In that section
of the state. It la a compara
tively open country and hundreds
of hunters are annually coming
Into It from all of the pacific
coast states. Each year the num
ber of hunters Is greatly Increas
ing. Furthermore when it Is
learned that the reserve Is to be
opened there will be a far great
er Influx of hunters come In to
take advantage of tbe opening.
"Owing to the great number of
hunters and to the fact that these
deer are hunted while they are
migrating tha bucka are being
rapidly killed off aa It la and
will ba reduced to forked horns
only In a very abort time.
"For the above reasons we
feel that It would ba a very
grave mistake to open tbe re
serve. If tbe order haa already
oeen made opening tho reserve
wa respectfully urge that you re
consider tha matter and revoke
tba order."
lECK INTERVENES
TO PREVENT TIE-UP
OF OAKLAND STORES
OAKLAND, Cat., Aug. 4 (UP)
Dave Beck, powerful leader of
Weat Coast Teamsters, Inter
vened at almost tbe laat minute
last night to avert a general tleup
of Oakland and Berkeley depart
ment stores in a dispute started
by tbe American Federation of
Labor Retail Clerka union.
Acting on Instructions from
Beck, tha Oakland local - of tbe
toamatera announced It would re
sume trucking to and from tbe
Whltthorne and Swan department
atore despite the presence of
strike pickets around the estab
lishment. Tha Retail Merchants associa
tion of Oakland, representing 44
major atorea, had given the team
sters until 6 p. m. to decide
whether they would deliver goods
to the struck store. The alterna
tive was a shutdown, on all de
liveries to and from tha 44 stores
of the association.
Less than an hour before the
ultimatum deadline, Charles Real,
aecretary of the Oakland team
sters, announced the union driv
en would go through tha picket
line.
Watch Taken Tha nif Rwnn
ahop reported to city police the
inert of an Elgin wrist watch from
the shop on August 4.
CONFLICT AREA
WOULD BECOME
EU
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cow of the terms Immediately.
It was understood they were
represented aa terms which would
be acceptable to both sides with
out loss of prestige.
Tho Russians sent four bat
talions against Chnngkufeng and
Shachofnng laat night but lost
200 'men when Japanese repelled
them, a Japanese army com
munique announced today, after
"thousanda of flares" exposed
their ranka In a thick fog.
Tha Soviets were said to have
abandoned 16 tanka and 25 can
non. Their unlforma showed
soma of them to be members of
tho 118th Novoklevsk Infantry,
reported to be a unit of the far
eastern red army.
Flnea of $60 each were Im
posed on Charles and Henry Ely
of Round Lake road when they
went Into Justice court Thurs
day afternoon on cbargea of
cruelty to a dog.
A group of representatives of
the humane aociety attended tbe
hearing.
When they failed to pay the
fine, the Ely brothers were placed
in the county Jail,
They protested vigorously
against tbe aevere punishment
and engaged In an exchange of
worda with District Attorney
narinn u. Biackmer.
Tha brothers stated that
"whore they came from" It waa
accepted practice to kill a both
ersome dog. Biackmer replied
that the brothers are now living
In Klamath county and will have
to abide by the laws prevailing
here.
Tha Ely brothers are alleged
to have maltreated and mutilated
a male rat-tall dog which went
on the place where they live.
SHIRLEY TEMPLE CATCHES
FINGERS IN CAR DOOR
BOSTON. Aug. 4 (AP) Shir
ley Temple, 9-year-old motion
picture atar, abed a few tears to
day when three of her fingers
were squeezed In the door of a
limousine. Her physician, Dr. Leo
Madson. said the tnfurv was nnt
serious and smiles soon replaced
tne tears.
Tbe accident occurred at the
Boston navy yard, at the con
clusion of a Visit to the hlntnrlo
frigate Constitution.
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