The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, April 16, 1925, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextDAILY hil Circulation vr 2800 T HE KLAMATH VSX (Kviry Mon.in.: Except Monday) United News and Unite,! Press Te'.eRraph Services NEWS Official Paper of City oj KLAMATH FALLS KLAMATH FALLS, ORE.. THURSDAY, APRIL 16," 1925. Price Five CenU ER ADMITS DER OF HER CHILDREN Presbytery To Help Cleanse Natron Camps Realizing Hi" heed of religion at Iim Nuinn cut-off camp t J Pies- byterlan of southern Oregon decided ! l lii MAY BE FORMED IN NEAR FUME Pierce Gives MYERS DOES A tsen Dorns A Sudden Oust SAI.KYI. April 15. M. II. Bauer! of forvalll ha been appointed to! KIND ACT FOR AN OLD CLIENT Klamath High Girl Typist Out For Prize l, Pleads In Vain ''"''""" t.i o r..iiKi...i ..rkr Lumber Outfit. Pledge To' the '.mi. g f a ,i i1" devote hi" entire time there. c . . . , Veakened Mother rk un(1r , d ' Support Siskiyou- clltlitt,;e '" I-"our clever and speedy young Klamath high typist, bob haired stenographers of a future day, MAYOR'S VETO OF RAIL GRANT HELD ILLEGAL Keep Silent linn three of her child tlon of the lumbar rump department. which will send I hit iter. J. II Pratt' to begin work on June 1. Mr. I'rult. I i J " """erniMiu, win work imiii mi N POINI. ma., upru ,,, and the Klamath Kail Section Klamath League iirceed Ben Dorrl a member of me communion. The; Visitor Are Barred From typewriter carefullr Hacked, leave ! Crar VmA fl 17 . - - - . (Hw VIM W A VV . . .. i . ill.. ,i.i i . . 1 1 ertive Immediately. Hen Dorri, on hi ranch at Hpringfleld here, ttii railed over Iupk distance telephone from Salem by Governor I'lerce todar anj ask- A I,... 1 . .... I . . . " leanue ia unnerved to resign from the atate game Court During Anness' Mann Act Trial it Acting Martlet Attorney Win. P. for t'orvallta tbla morning, full of confidence that they will win aj I place for Klamath high in the, laurel of epeed and perfection In ' typing. Expert typUt from all over the atate will compete Saturday In j Veto of Money Bills Is Contention way for the Klumath country. At ! commi-nlon. DorrU aald that thelvyera In proving a friend In need the third annual typing contest. g arsenic in their; II,. meeting f the Presbytery of "unl.T,,,.htl,r.,,h,'' "H'."" .'""I' K"vern"r ",!d hlm ,hat he ,r,orr, ' " 8 fr,en! "" on ' Klamath high will be represented! .... muiii iiiiii ii ti 1 1 iuhi night, ultend- . i-m .f humi,... .it. il ...... ..u -u ....... i... j it... , . The mayor cannot legally veto the O. C. & E. street cross- t the confession made . ' ' " " I r .pre...,. u, vea from T-nnun.. , . enmnnn and .ked him to A. A. Annesa. on trial in federal I en. from the second year class' ihr' " two vote of the coun- ky by Mr. Ann. v.un- . Mamnin ran., i.amm l.um- rtU.. . rourt at Portland for violation of while Maurine Odey and Thelma'ci! last Monday nieht. it was Tim new, f ame ho amldenly. Our- ,h Mann art without compensation. Grizzle are entered in the first year ' pointed out to the Klamath r!- xai.1 that he a,ked for a few I M the dl-trirt at-j quota. ! News by a prominent local at hiura to conaid.-r. It. a it I thereuimn ! torney's office when he defend-d noth ,ne ,econd term girls havetomey last night. Accordinsr wan itif irmi-d iiy the governor th it ! Ann""'' l'-'"re. typed 65 words a minute consistent-1 l v1 u r n i. he w.. illnwa. i One i-f the strongest links of evl- . whIle tne first term glrls have J ,ne amath rails city char- ; di nce favoring the defense Is ex- nia(je 55 at times j covering this point section Barber RelHotlS7 i!'er,ed '"J' pre,":n''"a lortay 11 ; .More than 41 schools were en- 68 chaPter lU rtic, . -iiUllll.1.1 vlll.xUUJ, ; a siened statemen mart hv Tlelulo . nrat.U ..t. rH , terca in tne contest last year and ' r , ...!J A '""" ihhi niglll. .r iniiiriMnv ,,..,1 u I fiv- children. Mrs. ,M. , ,:,..,,,. ,,,, ,.,, Ju,. u (jf u i (. o Um" home is in Gary, will I,., ihe l:.-.. k ii. K,iKur r ,., ( jK Ti.nm ,1, was taken into J.-nv imhI J..hn h. iia,. f T,. ,.w i..aKI. wj , n.rf,.ri. Iv Chicago police last ' """:"v "". ' t.-.l , nv wuv r..h , ,,,.,, y ,.,.,,.; V . ... i '' ,;.ae uf illlililllly nf Uuvu to ul- ...l ki.1,i...,....i-i i. i , , ,.rclo.s examination ,,,,, ,, Jttl:,.. ., :llili. of Uogue , ,miU ,,. ,.w ,H:ll!1. 1 linoi officials. She Hirer a ,a f . . . I Uly maintained her1 TI" "'"'"I ineetlim to l.e alh Kails team. I'reH..il plans nrei and under stress of "" ' ' " examination she nd lay in a stale or imiun of thu Klamaili Kulls hmnlt Hear 'Em Say Grace to u.iu the fair Krounds park on' 1 Siiiiilnya that the big letigue teams' Post. The Klamath Kails boss and Journey- it. Itlio secretury of tliH1""" ',llrhers. member of the local arrested hours. Meanwhile allly which lurludeil dinnera in the ',.au Hay ( ominunliy club . i "arber's Protective a.ssociaion stag- f her son Walter, church, eiiiertaiiiaient In the homes, pressed the 1'ellcan Keutlment with i "I an Informal banquet in the ; j ami a trip to Aigoma point and U.ir rr upposea .., ... .. . , ... I'-l.lllJ ui n-i Ullllll. umcd, and took- ISv.ician William D. W ' regard li-ague. to I n"r,on' ,he Klrl ,n ,he t0 ,he this number will be considerably1 "Upon passage of any reso- , ! T . . I enlarged this year. Competing stu-' lution or ordinance requirmr and later publliheH In the Denver I Hon, , . . .. " statement van made the , 7 . . me payment or money the en- statement was maae tne anJ senior dlv slons according to;it.j.. . ...... nih, after the married couple were amount of trainlng , tvplng Each copy tnereor attested by I school 1 allowed only two entrans' . )ua nal 09 ,no- GM'h Statement I linjr arh division I mitted to the mayor by the do- We haven't done anything .. . , .t. I lice iudee within five uwiu, on'ti, auu uiu6c uiruiiis i r j MANY VIOLATING LAWS the Klnmath-Slsklyou ' - . hall last night, there wrong." the statement of the Blrl's , , ,)B award;d by tfc Q A c f rom the paMage of the Um cnauiuer ui commerce oi inaiiuuai Dy toe council, and If the .holders of first, second, and third mayor approves the same he "He sure and make your . read. "He ha been so good to schedule so it doesn't interfere with1 According to Jas. Swanson. a ser-;mp- I wa perfectly happy at home i...t ,.. k -kh. h ueciari-u. -i-ei- ious ninema wa, taced at the start t""'" ma..ieu .iu. -" places. The secretarial training de-i u n -1 -V T, lean Hay will be down fur the semi- of the banquet, owing to no mem- step-dad was cruel to me. I was . . .,, . . snail write upon it approved, .i i ' was then turnca Indiana authori-l Vlten to Crown Point,; hns been under es- lr. gaiiiiM several hundred strung." I-er b"ing able to say "grace" open- miserable all the time and wh,n ;cup8 to the schools taking the three ! witn tne date tnereof and I hiih 1-i.rtnii.ite lnB the culinary hostllltieH. The ; he wanted to make me sell whiskey htghest pI,oes The baslj of thl9 1 it, with the name of his of f ice, The proposed new league should difficulty was finally overcome by j I decided to run away. award Is the average net rate of the ! and thereupon such ordinance do much for the promoting of in-1 a famished member declaring "Oh! j "My husband always was good team jshall become a law and be of iiTi-m in uaseoaii nere. noin ians,ixrd ets eat. rne next meeting, " "u "'i i"t i" , ... ,h. ti, t. II r j i land nlaver now .I,.,,...! h. .w- ... ..n ... h.u ... n v. ..h i. .,h.n. That wa June 28. We drove . Sa em high Khooi holdj the P I full force and effect, and the Many complaint are pouring into!het their baseball appetite to theluled to be a picnic at ome point through California. Arizona and r rs p "e '"ord? "Linn? i ,elut.ion made ffeetHaL" Lmi.ii wa muile to Slier-1, h rouuty health unit offices over!""1'1 w,ln Bt "" game in , in the surrounding woods. one of Porter county. , violation of the aewage and ceaspool Klamath fall every Sunday. I , a questioning the wo-uwa while no disastrous results! n'r temporary arrangements' rnMMlX HIT IIY STOKM teral hour. lie sold ' have resulted as yet. Dr. Newaum 'r UUcuased lat night. A meet ! CONDON. Ore.. April lo. Re told all her atory." but pn,rt , ,nu, mntlnned violations ! ln w"' ' held April 22nd to niukc.pnrU from Condon, describe a storm I io poisoning two sons may ,.ad , , serious health sltua-jrintt' arrangement Those who areia the forst of Its kind ever exper-Rl.'.'r- tlon here. Street Commissioner ! Pwted to Join the league nre: (ence(1 nere The roof of the C'on- unl. rcl Pel Kiuney Is conducting a rigid inves- i Kwnuuu Hox, Kurt Klamath. Bigl-on ntiblic chool was carried away HiiiKliain saiu sue mnr-1 tlKatl..n and no prosecutions have;'-uhM l.umoer. l.amm l.umlier. ,,v ,,le tornado-like gale .Two schol- Given Bud Moe By Fifty second feet of water was mrainit her husband. The girl was turned from Upper Klamath lake 14 years of age when married. , Into the main canal of the Klam-ition 68, it was pointed out, the "I am going to Portland in con-,ath irrigation district yesterday , question of the mayor's veto nectlon with the Freddie Jackson morning, marking the opening I power has to do only with mat- the trial of Senator Burton K.l affair and to defend Annes on , ; ter, pertain;n- to and Peauir- A farewell banquet to Bud Moe. wheeler, onenlnr Thursday morn- the Mann act charge. .Mr. Myers "e .u..u- .u.u her daughter Mue. I other sulii-iuiice c..iuii.is.-.l uf or con- ri.t(rtug maIiager f tU(, pue Tree;in(, told a News reporter, just before , he gradually increased until tne nig, rf " . . . i the end of the bed. I tainiiig liiimuu excrement ahull be .lettlre was held at the Blue Bird1 leaving here Saturday. "I defended much will be carrying a capacity ; notning runner oeing given in her to atop talking.! emptied or placed upon the ground ja(), ni(.tlti w(ih HeVenteen employees TR.MPKKH VUKVENT KHiHT the man twice before and I am fa- flow shortly after May 1 at which, the charter with reference to akcd the woman If'wlihln the corporate limits of the an(1 ,.I)se aasm.atos of the ill.ilmn.l-, Mnitr.iVTOWV" W Va Anril miliar with the case and I am go- time irrigation activities of the far- the veto power of the mayor city i.i iMumaiu rails. , orKH117.,nn taking part. "I i r, iHie trooners prevented an ing to defend him in the federal , mem win ne at tneir neignt. roi-; r.iri j rfnajiiJiM MUlll lie rmfiru in a manner unit mosquitoes uti(i )f th(, KirU stated regretfully, Just; rile cannot enter It. Mi cesspool llfre tle festivities lust tilght. "We biI!i-ll llerMelf. replied. "Inil I lived, e to live. I tried, but ne there wasn't any lor. and so thu next or other device for the disposal oi re m(ying goodbye to a mighty 6 1 ilei tiled to make un-!Pag "hall bo allowed to over- j g,Uare no!18i n real theatre man. and I fti to die. I first poison-, "ow upon the surtaie oi tne ground ia reuar fellow." she continued. pith the arsenic and he'or be maintained within 200 feet Those in attendance were: B. F, 1. I guess It was! of a source of water supply or In a,Moe ,on0red guest. Frank C'assidy lllueill." Slighter Plead New Mexico and then up here to rtonva a rtlnl.a ArlKnna . we . . , . ... second and third places. were married. He said we had; . .. , . - ,. , wtll be given the three better do so. e naven t done' . . anything wrong and I want to go i home as long as he goe with me." Tried Here Twice Anness was tried twice before on similar charges in connection with.' average of So. a words a minute. ! while Ashland and Coquille took Banner highest teams, to be retained as permanent property. rc.ult.vl tlioi far. I'nless the eltuu- l.uniberloBtie, Pelican liny Lumber. r .ho tlon liitpnivox. h.we.ef. penalties I Modoc Pine, and Long Bell !,iun-jwnen heavy widow- paneJ m thejdom on a charge of rape by a dir- t.iioi'iie daughter i. Iiotily nft l:-.i-'.mi I. Iiiivld Can- win have to be Inflicted, a portion . '"'r "f Teiinant I :il . He nils Jl years uf the city onlinance Is iiuoleil here-' j with to enlighten those ignorant rj aTeWell BUIlflliet tn.i illi.il n miliirnl ' the law: a Mrs ( tiiiuliigliaiii. "l! "No waste water, liiiiivhiilil slops. I b liim. ami when he died or other putresellile lliiulils sli ill be he too. I wanted to allowed tu Hccuintilale upon the sur leaveii. and I wanted 1 face of Hie ground, but if emptied, belle along with me. 1 upon the ground the conditions must ' the best." J be such that they will ijulrkly seep int. the uged mother Into the ground. No sewage or ere Injured by flying glass this case. He was given his free- high school were blown in this nf- ected verdict in juuge w'i' ernoon court here, and later, when tried, for abduction Judge Leavitt dismiss, ed the case because the girl. Anness i wife, could not legally testify CANAL FLOODED WIIKKI.KIl Tltl.U. T START GREAT KAIil.S. Mont., April 15. A special panel of 120 veniremen. fl',l 4 T? 1 ' I"'''1"'1" cowmen, oil field workers llieatre HiinplOyeSiand merchants of this Montana county, was rounded up tonight for Section 69 of the same states further: "If the mayor does not approve such resolution or ordinance so submitted, he must, within ten (10) days from the receipt thereof, re turn the same to the police judge with his reasons for not approving it, and if the mayor does not so return it, such or dinance shall become a law as if he had approved it." O. C. & E. To Proceed From the language of sec- mother talked calmly fact that her married lae, pleaded with her anything. "I've got a .Mom," the girl snld. t tell these awful stor- Khier had come from where the Cunninghams I" he ufternoon. When lo the hospital room "iieil on P 8) guess this is the last gathering," one;o)en )attle i)etween union and non union miners today when they dis persed a crowd of men and women armed with stWis. stone and red pepper, wiiich attempted to prevent non-union workmen from entering the Rosedale mine, a non-union plant near this city. location from which It drainage will district manager for the Mann the render the surrounding soil or!atregi M(wl Ruth I.lndsey. Miss water a menace to health." 1 Chlover I.lndsey. Miss Rutu Christy. Mr. and Mrs. C. B.. McNutt, Miss Carol Gray. Miss Martha Upp. Jim mte Henson. Mis May Crystal, Miss Vl'KKT OX ITS WAY SAN FRANCISCO. April 15. The combined Atlantic and Pacific ; Constance Crystal, Ted Snyder, Miss fleets, as If by magic, glided Wed-' Dorothy Dunham. Mr. and Mr, nesday through the Golden Gate. Harold Knox, and Miss Marie Cry westward btund for Hawaii. still. 14RGYI tf JOHN HftD JR i MIRACLE MAN BARES DEEP SECRETS TO THE AMAZEMENT OF HUNDREDS Scores of question poured Into the boy I am going with true to The News office for Alhurtus. the j me? Miracle Man to answer. The fol- If he were untrue, he would show lowing are some: a lack of Intelligence and that boy. Mil M. J. Please tell me if the a real fellow and a keen a they girl I kept company with one year make 'em ain't passing up any good really loved me and what I the bets especially one so promising reason I never did asker to marry as yourself. Sorry you made the mistake of trying to "kid" me a ""she told you many time, and evidenced In ome of your ques gave you the most convincing evictions. dence that she regarded you as f .i.,uie,.M male for life nnd final Alburtus To Give Private Interviews At Stores Today in trl n ffn nekfr romi i - m rr mtfssw court at Anness' own urgent re-,iowing tne nrsi wemng oi tne . . which a ddIv to the quest. The man is without funds : canal floor by the restricted flow, a : PaXments, which apply to the aud needs adequate legal protec- close inspection wilt be made byicpom' m"er. on .. 1 reclamalton employees to guard It is generally believed that against serious leakages or danger! this development puts a new -Curious of wash-outs. f ac. on the alreadv camnUx Owing to the backwardness of!railroad ,;tuation nere u U PORTLAND. April 15.- spectators who came to hear the or- Oiu nemiia ui ' " , l"e sirimiii mi. rat iv uas uvb wwu -m . , . . , ernment against Alfred A. Anness of j necessary to start the flow in the," tected y .the " Klamath Fall for white slavery, j irrigation canals a early as last atreet crossing rights. Un were turned away from Federal 9eason when all the ditches ' were j doubtedly the Strahorn road Judge Bean's court room as the j carrying their peak load shortly j will proceed to construct their trial began, here today. Ballffs , after April 1. Reclamation off i-1 i;ne acroM the streets in cues- A h thu ilnm an A i . i a ( " i tion, notwithstanding veto ac- Alburtus. psychic marvel. will give the ONLY personal Interviews of his entire showing here this af ternoon while on a shopping tour. Alburtus will give absolutely no In terviews unless questioned at any 'one of four stores which he will visit today. He spends 20 minutes In each and at that time will an swer any question, whether written, whispered or spoken aloud. Roy Cook, of the Pine Tree thea were stationed at the door, and j Caig atate that they can foresee no i hv order of the court, admitted none but newspapermen and those needed In the trial of the case. Revolting fuse The ease, which Id one of the rV't Vra? c0:.n Tor sTe TRIUMPH ANT ANGLERS MINGLE brought to federal court for some, time, charges Anness. wl-o 4?, with having transported Delsle Burton, 14 year old Klamath Falls j girl, from Klamath Falls to Globe,! Ariz., In July 1923. At that time I . ..ii,. a, .hi. imA whinh , would Indicate a possible shortage j 'on on the Part of. the mror, of water for the extreme needs ' ne should so decide, and the of the Klamaht project farmers. I (Continued "on Pace t. . WITH CHAGRINED IN FISH OPENER MRS. E. J. Will you tell me the, 1:40 future for my boy and girl. e ahelka bearing gilts," f!,.1,l,in Tliila Ktnrn. 1ti0 t'o 9nn , i, i,. llliure mi in j, "u " ' v- . ly gave you tun nir uco j R)ve you onIy a gl,nera Underwood's Pharmacy, 2:00 to came very appnrent you n,U ' ltline aa the formations In the , 2:20. not havo the nerve to ask ,er' t,ryata, milrate which show that Remember, this Is the only You pulled a "boner" by ,'t"nK j tnB lmJ. is t0 gfln quite some proml- chance you win have to talk to her get away from you. ! nence In life politically and will the marvelous Alburtus personally. ser- hold high offices. He will always Do not hesitate to ask him any- MISS B. Y. Amongst y . h wel, t0 do but never fabuouslyl thing you wish to know, anything era! questions, some re.ee 1.. , h., .... the formations I that ha been troubling you. take it Accounts from belated fishermen ;of the river near Keno. lost his hook. the girl was only 12 year of age. lwno returned last night from the and came home crying. Freddie Many witnesses have been called first day of the 1925 campaign ! Houston, who was with him fell in to testify and among them will ap-: against the festive rainbow trout, the river and snagged a pair of those near Delsie'a two brothers. Floyd, i.lmv that tha pi.ii a 1 H no U'ill roanh famous IV rl 1 1 n r a rln" nanla tre. win acco,.i,.a..y mu..u .:i6, and 11 year old Erwln. 'an enormous total. What was ex-: R E. Crego and F. R. Dunn, who shopping tour to introduce him In I The gtrl.s mother. Mrs. Denlff, pected to be a mere skirmish, on mix up local conversation through the various stores. Hlg schedule wltj, whom the children are living ; account of low visibility and weepy their telephone exchange, left for for the afternoon follow: will also testify. Vlotids. has turned out to be almost the Williamson river at 6 a. m. Glover's Jewelry Store, 1:00 to j, e. Burton, of Hoqulam, Wash., a trout annihilation. : yesterday morning where they nag- ;20. 9 the father of the children. 1 Chas. Currln. chaperoned the two! Red a few little mullets with their Currin's for' drugs kids, together, bent pin hooks. They returned late MM, I. Kit GOKS SOl'TH 'with Max Newsom. son of the county, last night tired, but hnppy. J. J. Miller, district freight an I health officer, to the Klamath river, Ilr. Paul M. Noel caught a whale passenger agent of the Southern below Keno According to authen- of a trout in the river nenr Keno. Pacific railroad left for Gerber, tic reports, the kids found four with a pair of forceps. He phoned Lloyd Ryan, Clothier, 1:20 to "" one rich In his case the rormauons tnai nas oeen irouonng you, i other quite the contrary, tne o. ou p Fw) aU , AlburtuS( h8 know, s uppermost In your mind reads. Ia , Calif, yesterday morning where he trout marooned In a puddle, and In to The News to learn if a trophy Is to meet a party of Lion's club, these fish were promptly dispatch- was to be hung up for this season's members of Gerber who are to tourjed with rocks. Currln proudly! record, diagonlzing his retch to tin northern California along the S. P.! brought them home, but neglected the beam at 65 pounds. The fish route. The local official plans s to fix the kids. ! must have been Iced, because when week's trip at this time In the Inter- Little Paul Dalton, son of Bill Dor arrived home It melted to a ests of railway affairs. Dalton, caught a snag la the bottom scant two pounds, three ounces.