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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1925)
Werinenday. April 22, 1925. i pl.t a fee with llira '1"'h "u J "Tun into million." Walsh 1I4 nut reveal the nam. of jf four witnesses he upeciol to c!l. Imt it was knon one was Henry Stern. Buffalo. N "'.. who waa associated with Wheeler in prosecuting the naugherty Investi gation in Washington. Two rlur acter witnesses were included wh.i would testify to what they knew about Hayes, and the fourth wit- ,,.,. .a,.tJ Mont.. Aoril M.Vs. Wa!h la seeking I. siiPP-nea The defense In the trial of Sen ator nnrlon K. Wheleer on Af m'inj.n office beClH 33 lB" " . torney. attempt to systematically explain 1!0.;i DEFENSE FOR SEN. WHEELER OPENS FIRE Pastor Raps Romper Costumes HANS TO 11110 Rags to Riches to be a Washington telephone com pany official. i'.ur Q. Nyce. a Wj-.hiison at- 'e-ilfie that rilwa . thm s-liri: T C'nera'. of iMin:- :r.-:t!l.::s rat! -a. l.a.er. re :a a. ne j'nej them although he d:d not away or deny a'.I evidence intro- ,s, j3tri.T d "par'tiitiit. -.r.d t:rr.- duced by the prosecution. duccd hir.i to Wheel, r and sk.-d Senator Thoma .1. VV '!!" '( oV;li? ' h defease counse!, ir.drit.j thai de- ' " r r ! n ( m"'""fc" ' j but intention : at:a--k every On:. N r-.- t.i d " ' ; i h. .h nroaerutl.-'a 'vo:h ar-d V hee!.r n i ' -h.n (, .slcod a recest of two diva Cimpblls fn ih. trial to enable him :o ob- P-- four witness? from the east. nieae witnesses, he explained, grant any financial aid to Campbell, eoald refute the sensational testi- Booth said he gave Campbell a tony of George B. Hayes, a New letter of introduction to Hayea York attorney, who aald Wheeler later. rid to get him to appear before j ..( HeTer made any proposition the department of the interior on to nirB lt taj time." he continued. U matters, promising aa a reward ..N-0 mention was ever made of ! Wheeler." Booth entered a complete denial of all of Hayes' story and contended the only way Hayea was consulted was in relation to Campbell's fi nancial matters. "I have no recollection of any telephone conversation with Hayes." Booth said when questioned by Walsh. "I never told him I would make any effort to introduce him to Wheeler." Booth also said he sent a list of Campbell's holdings to Hayes, who c'aimed he had "friends in New York" who might lend Campbell fi nancial sssiat&nce. 313 Kris, TJmJst.:. .IT ' rr I.-.- n it . v .'! i -4.. -ss i oi rti 4 I vV.:'lVAi?'-T.?vS GREET SAILORS liriTii nncivi aduq 3J Fishing Tackle of All Kir.d3 For the deep, quiet, poo l-1 h e shallow, mountain stream. For the big ones and the little ones, we have the tackle that will get them. Rods from $2.00 to $25.00. Leather bound bas kets $7.50 to $9.50. Spoon hooks 20c. South Bend baits for bass and trout. Salmon eggs 40c can. Flies Regular divid ed wing and steel head line3 all kinds. Reels Single action, double action, automatic. When the ReT. Thomas C. Clara, ot the eiclusle Tacoma Park rresbytenan Church. Washington, witnessed a rehearsal of the "Mln atrel Krulica of 1:5." which waa to be presented In the community hall of the church, he promptly made known his objection to full grown young women returning to "mudple days.- particularly If their costumee were noihing more than overslied rompera, beneath which pink kneea lured themselves. His action has caused a split among the members of the church, one faction holding that the girls should wear stockings. hile Hie other brands him as too "purl'anlcal." Ol fleer E H. Uurdme ta shown inspecting the much discussed rompera. Rocky Puts Earl Ritchie To Sleep In Third Chapter s IIONOU'l.r. Artl SI Via r.d o to 1'ie I'n te, Nes Morn iulii ti.n. Uk.n on the I'.ir -id -'s'r.tl t of a land of eterli.il peace In .trp.ir.i!!on for ' !'.-- P i! ve H i ' aware that an " nom " fleet Is . -..i m ; ne.irer t'"eir sub lro;.leal home with the Inieiii of theoreilral !y s'.l'ul.i'nc the powerful f.irlfiei tiotis by wliieh It Is iro!e.'ted (inly al Pearl Harbor and l K.-rt. K im.'h.imeha. Ku;-r and I'e I!uy IS Ihere evdine.. thit tbe black or lanj fores are In read iness to repel the ' altnrk" of the. 'ne fleet. I.srge forces of en I stid men madn final preparations at these post today. Mainland baseball scores and lh price of sugar storks on the l.r1 hoard of trade rrowd the Impending engacement even from the Interest of the 25.000 American residents of th'a sun bathed city sitting on a t'ny green Island which may be cir cumnavigated by automobile in less than four hours Ad:nir:il I'.iin and Major gen eral Hllle. loaelli.T !'ll Hitlers of I'rln r in fi gathering 1 rn .VICKET ,I;:,'-"vii-'ok,l a I'rlnr. t. elusive bandit .1 ,UJ d t.l the ,hurrh . has bnen lae,0 h , "I straight " Il.a . '" '' 1". .In. O n.rllie. term In I ' h ' 1 . "" be a..eat. , ,,(,ft u l.'oorite frump , so. nil s:Oi a I. ... . ' ". ..., , i-r I saev: "Hay. )i.u'r. have been irav.li,, , r.-.d I'm mln, l( morn chance." Il took "tli th,(. In prayer In the n , church and asks fj t ......a, a enian.tr III,, 1 Ike the hero In Ihe tamima Alger S.o.le.. V. II ""; ' fhlcago, hs rlaen from a llUOa-we-k lawyer s apprentice tu Ihe et- rcutlve po'll'"" b""' ol I an American Oil Interests taken over by the Ktandard till Company of Indiana from Kdward U IK.beny. Horn In Kngland of poor parentage. hl. r.e was gradual until be reached the senllh of hia carter at tiuv seven jrean ot age. A pirrtalile electric can be operated wit, J m nam SHiraoi Bt, designed -to remov, u tile machinery More than 1 .200, Oil!) lireli-.es to H ive radio broad, acting liavo been .lilt l ill tlreal iln'.aln Ritchie a Game Srapp:-, Says Big Tocco After Fkht Socks Local Man With Everything But Water Bucket; Crim Gets Decision Over 'L The h't:i rii (f u.niur."- iMiilinu lt , hn!(i thi'ir fl.ii. y ri.nf.Tm t n r Kncli-ti a t,4t i.m i-nmnciTu luivi t'u y r'fnt ti il.vu'.vi' t'u' liic;t'ion hu ll u:i nlrplan mtitr wtlKll)K i.f th- f It t !i r'i i! i-mm-. I" ni' r t i..ui .i Inn an A dviuplUK utrik Its first t;irtic:i' i'i-w t any Il'mo In rn. puvn-r Aa RiMn na th. m.infv.rs thfl uniptrn, will bold two dally c:r)ftTencr. at wblih titnr ill Rtvo nut for pit burnt Inn , brlvt report of the projtreMri mndn by offennlTft and di'ftnle forrp. ! Admiral Coonti and other rnnk- in t; offlror wtr Ktivntn nt dlnnr f Covcrnor Wallart- It KarrinKt Kht. a tv it , No 190 Dance W I. 0. O.F.I llilunnls ami llnbmS ltit So. Ul tii Hi. r one ftj Roberts and Harvey "Hardrrar for Bardrrear" 422 Main St Phone 173 "Ritchie is a good game boy" said Rocco Strombo after the f'glit last nis'.it. "He hit mo in the teoiuth in t'.ie second round and I could hf-ar the blnU sinc ir.?. 1 bad t: use all the rinir knoivledse that I have picked up "in 147 flglits to out-step him. After that sock I decided to get him as soon as I could laud wiLh the hay-maker and I was forced to foint and jab and trick h:!n into a trap. ".1u-t reei-nMy I havo been Wfirkini; 113 a sparring partner with Tiny Herman and Pat Lester, and !e!ieve nie any time those 1ki;.'3 st.nrt one for your chin and you are lucky enough to duck it you can hear it hum as it goes bv. The rough stuff that I went through with them put me in tip-top shape for Ritchie, and I have nothing but praise for the local boy and would be glad to give him another chance. Just at present I am negotiating for a fight at Tiutte, Mont, and juat now I am waiting for a long distance call. When I get through talking with the Mon tana mining camp, I will know Just what my Immediate plana are." Iron Man Torres; Packed House Sees merchants bureau Great Card. ACTS ON PEDDLERS V;:n r.vri-t Strruiiim ismi in "rl nmnil (y Uikh koitt. Srmf-.-'innl JiM-k (im won ! decision. Prvliminury W. HnrrinKton won ia Irit round hy ktiH-kut. Curtain l!air llaho IJ,hti'ont uon y dr-isini. Y.nuig Fi-iix six round;;. (lrclion. ly pood TndTm f -r. ! .f V - (1. v.i i r Holh hoy 3 s.iowrd fair work and wnrc mcnely War With Japan ; An Impossibility : Says Jap Diplomat niaiche.i but neither seemed to l.n.-ess the puuch to ynd the fight. Crim was given the decision for agirossivcnes.s. taking t!;e second, fuiirib and siv.h rrinid.', Yoiiiiy K.lix Ikumii; a shad" the best i.i ;h.- ar,",i::ii'ii! In ':.r: and fifth. Roei o Sirnmlio, of Portland, tin- wl,i;e the f.-.t r nnd was a dnw. corked a si?.v.i.;:g right in the I'.r.l Ti.mmy Thompson of .Shippiiigton round cf his scheduled ten-round last, j quick with W. Harringlon go with Karl Ritchie, rocking the ln the four round preliminary, go local heavy into dreamland, and inK down at the end of the flmt ' Biviuis Klamath Kalis fight goers a round for the count. lie was demonstration of the famous wallop knocked down five limes by the which floored Champion Dempscy whirlwind attack of the Indian' at Shelby. He clearly outclassed battler, and the fifth timo failed the Klamath battler, though con- to arise, although not completely ceding 25 pounds to Ritchie who out. Harrington handed him ten tipped the scales at 106 pounds, pounds advantage and a quick trim while the Portland battler weighed mlng. In at 171. ; The curtain-raiser, between Ilabe The fight was all Rocco's the first j Ughtfoot and Jimmy Boyd waa j ound being the only one In which crammed with fighting. Ughtfoot Ritchie made any showing, as he taking a close decision, early formed a respect for the Sam Olson of Oakland made his I wicked right .of his lighter oppon-! apperance in the arena and ehal-j ent, which ended the fight thejlengea the winner of the heavy-j first time It landed squarely on the ; weight bout. Olson is a well- known Pacific coaat heavy and his I Karl .Tl:. rd. pre- , I. 'lit of th... V'.ll-Ina b Ka!!- Mi.-rl'aet's 1 1 1 1 , - 1 1 1 . '; ' a !''. i ' r ' i ' , i ... .1 . . m ,.n t'le .-.. posed city ordinance aimed to pro tect i lie niTo!iantH ai;ai!iu peddlers and !t:neran! hucksters. Tin. 'oircni las had lllobr !:--euK-ion various crdinanees In af fect in other Oregon municipalities d"ai:;i!: with ibis qiii.sti.in. The :ne. t is railed for V : :to p. in. A New Freight Line for Klamath Falls, Chiloquin and vidaj Trucks leave dally at I 1 a. m. Stage terminal, 615 Main. Crews & Anderson -we- mJJ lV iM.U.T' NEW YORK, April 81. War be tween the United States and Japan Is not only unlikely, but a physical I Impossibility, and the two nations ! are destined to live at peace for all I times, according to Tsuneo Matsu- button. Strombo wore Ritchie down with a Berles of left Jabs and when the time was ripe, ahot over the K. 0. Round One Ritchie was the aggreseor, open ing hostilities with a left to the Jaw, Rocco countering with a left hook. Rocco evaded a rush and landed a left to the Jaw but missed a right hook. Rocco used the rones, coming ud with a series of left Jabs which kept Ritchie on the! WBere MI tDe People hav i defy. If accepted, should produce another good battle. Telegrams were read by the j leather-lunged announcer. Dower Webb, from Joe Gorman of Granta Pass, who wanu to meet Yonng Harris of Ashland, and from Kd Warner of Los Angeles, who chal lenged the winner of the mala event. The Club Sedan daira, the Tokyo. There are no Issues between the two Pacific powers which require settlement by arms; Japan is con sidering no nets of retaliation ar:.: i:ig frotn the American immigration law-, and more ov r, heran.-e of geo graphical reasons, war could not occur country Making lt clear that Ms mission defensive. new ambassador fmm Round Two Rocco opened up with a left to. the jaw and followed up with a left to Hie j-r.v and ri:;!it to the bey. Riteii;. v.-; on the defer. :ve and visibly liring. Roecri used bis left Jab and ihI-h.iI a right to the Jaw. lMii.t.iA ,...ns. .,.i i , Malsud.iira has advised this " , ," " ' 'Tm u . lefts but mi.se.i a right t-w ne. 31,, disliked tbo rope style of fighting j nnni,r.i.ni. A . Round was Rocco'. by they de rer,37fm." New. .-.uiu upkeep costs WSW,,ne and amazingly low MAJIWEU new cood M Vl m.'nd ,l,at ': hern u to ,.,-... l""a uuclt l" l center of " in" ring, luicnio slipped and fell. I Iped ! and bettor nnln-.o. .....ll i . Ihe two countrle, ,h. ... " 'lnded the rosin bo -lor detailed the attitude of "ihe l.1""'8 '" R4 vntr'r t0V"' mTnMmal ' Round Three unj far eastern quest on n a frank' n. . speech at a banquet in his honor "CC 7m,0rout( 'Wcnt given by the Federal Council It . " 3a,"'0d Il"rhlG' Churches , Christ Monday gM , rrCSooJ1 VtTi "T Referring to the new Russo Jan K ' tC,,l W" llr" aneso treatr til Z ,tl',, Jsp Ing fast and at the end of 1 min aneso treaty, the ambassador dc-l,., ,j - . Cared that ,t d'd not conflict with 1 T M. , ? .he principle of the open door In I r'Cl0,,, r'Kht nd th9 ,hW W" Russia, nor need It cause appro-! ' hetulon !n America. Th, Ja(k ': "Wl Ten. . t Toiirfn Cor, Romjfrr, Cliih CoP C'fuli.Srifun, SKin.lur.f fom-VnmM illr,i, Inrlv riccif rum H5 10 $W All .ri. rs . o. b. Uriroil, tax M" VV are filciisni totxtrnd tht confcnl'' limr.fiuvmrnti. Ask about Max! "Ilroi tiet ,n. Maxwell Jrulf -upcrior Maxwell $mlct ewyuhn. ( i . v w?'rJ Mtii tell THE SCREEN'S mST LOVED VILLAIN Adolphe Menjou, soon to be cen in "A Kit in Uie Dark." HOWIE CO. MOTOR
