The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, May 10, 1925, Image 1

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Newspaper Page TextLj Circulation ,cr 2800 THE DA I LY KLAMATH rruT(F.vtry Morning Except Monday) United News and Unitfd Preu Telegraph Services NEWS Offitial Paper 0 City I KLAMATH FALLS KLAMATH F ALLS, ORE.. SUNDAY. MAY 10, 1925. Price Five Cent .frill High WinS!BjNews Contest Is Under jRodeo At Malin 40 Orptfnn Tninlr .math County's KSK aS st Track Meet kill I IWU""" I M litU A U1IUIIUU L. Give rwerrm Hrd right ,., .m-ricd victorious L.ib'i t'' - ' .1 tdf tslr grouoai uuiu ll;rraiM . pi'-"i 17 events inu'd tor prilDH I Tho Hlumlimr f .W circulation constant n shown 1 CUC1 ICU V1UU , below, r. ireMi-nl Hip nomination vottm. which arc given to all jCoiiU-HtanU. The actual hallotii.fr win commence Tuesday. Maim resident, arc considerably ,.imn .cpha KoxerK, Portland and Pacific Terrace ..10,000 up in inn over the report that. xim Hetty Kamshy, 521 No. 5th St 10 000 nave n" nt out to the affect lily l.'nltrd Press l -sred Wlrsl lilt. I'l.lMI' FUkM. IIUMK . LAHKIII'HHT. X. J., May 0 Ttu Uff dlrlnthtn Loe Angvlra arrived brr from Mayaaa, I'orto HI, at U:IO a. m. today. When first sighted, the. airship w fl)ln al an altitude, of about ftOO feel. With favorable, weather condition aititltlra went begun I Anjrlra In Iht hangar. Il..nl VII .... - ' Innurslliitolt fur outline the l-o n.hilnc second Wl.n a mint. The Malin nlgo Iri Ihrlr ncJUenea noy . ris- hi m it , hrln'ln. le Bi-Doui a and llil" 'I Vnc"- T MirtH. with points! i h- Idiom of the h j inllf tail? ; .. III" .vents. j :.m high In- llir, ullli .1 I. Hal nf IS j I a i ...llile 211 In the 1 Ji.k.on WlOi, ,1 l,v the 'nil's nsso- ,. rl! 23 AHK IHIOU'.NKD MfcMPIIIH, Tiun., May 0 t'nllrd Htule army rnglnci-ni grappled tonight In tlli swirling MrMticra oi the muddy Mississippi river for the ho.ll.-a of 111 victim of Itle catastrophe to llip sti-siucr .Norman, tthl.li riiplsi-d Friday afternoon Hllh l.e.s of "'.2 lives. All hut three vlClm wi'h' trap, pi-il In t'l r.if!n of IV nuf. tiier-ft Ntiiltii'r. Mm. ( laud David Davis Furniture store Wr. J. F. Goidsworthy, 802 Doty St Mrs. Henrietta McReynolds, 10th and Pine Miiw Ruth Lindsey, 220 So. 4th St Mr. Guy Satterly, fl3& Woahinton St Mm. Nella Wahl. 1819 Johnson Ave Mrs. W. O. Hardberger. 1321 Oregon Ave Miss Helen Cornish, 1428 Worden Ave. Miss Hernice Provost, Sargent and Prescott 1.. Mrs. Joe H. Foster, box 42, Klamath Falls Mike Bessler, Klamath Falls Miss Bernicc Dawson, R. I). No. 1, Klamath Falls . William A. Ilulct. Msrrill Mrs. S. A. Masters, Algoma Miss Ixm-tta Porter, Klamath Indian Agency Miss Juanita Taylor, They're off! 10 000 recent laiprismpiu roaeo 10,000 w)lh ,he approril 8nd backing of' 4 A r, r, rt I .iu.uuu that community which wa any-j t ........10.000 thlna but true, according to MallnirYDllvC D A II D fl A 11 tt"t?2J?zzzLhYilol ItAILItUAIJ 1U,UUU, " . io ooo 7"terd,"r- I II It claimed that the affair .......10,000 i wag promoted hy certain Individual 10,000 1 who capitalized the occaalon for ..10,000; Peraonal gain and that the show not only bordered on obtaining Engineers Arrive To Begin Surveys FEDERATED CLUBS Two Crew To Start Work ins North Out. of Here Monday Morning , ..10,000 .10,000 money under false pretenses but that It reMlfej with mlnmnrMpnta. ..10,000, ton, ( wa, given out to the .10,000 preys that "Jack Kane." a movie ..10,000 i man. was behind the show, which Fort Klamath 10,000 wa to 1)8 ,n the nature of a try- ,lnK car. and the HMiiaininK prlr.es! out for lnral huckln; horses to be Today, for the flral time, the '' " l" ,ne next lilxliest contost- ..u.., -,... I'.inteainnts In the ""t, Tll ut,1(r workers who fail low In a nrlie will he nald 20 ner Iree narbecue in connection wun names of actua News' Kr,Mt rlrrulutloli htillding ron hi. ': t iMin'y e.n i(.tl ir.ii'U meet .i , ,. d sac- .t Ht'llelll I'll- Kit w lux ynuth niili ,ro:nltas ( llllerent and f.T i:if nfxt year. ti,nl: Ilh) I da.h- Kirnt. II. Iehl- !). ;ml Doll llalley. i T t'ran Mulln. Time . tl;.' .i a ':..r JIU"' tu !ln , unil p.l.li i. ! lf.l'K -,M!.; H.N!J. ! hANK.t l'l V. M.i) l. Tlir.v tiun fonlif 1 . 1 1 r i,ii tli:titli;li a f '.'ini-.f I' !i-d i mt tunnid for n ib.trti'r uf n imtr Ikti htt today uml iiii I ,1 Hilli ontv hurtm. The tntiiit-1 v.ttn iitu-tlHlly filltNl Hltli Mrtl r. uivr Mill h oil mf. i Age from a n -ai-hy refining plant lisi i,preti4l. In Mm manner the oil wan Ignited aud ttHt men were forretl In ruee thmuich smoke anil fhtiuea lo the tunnel rtit. the show where the spectators would he handfd out a great alab of prime roast beef worth more thun t Vie price of admision. No "Jak Kane" ever appeared on the scene and the barbecue lunch wan I j auj Klrst. Il llalley, :d. K Kilter. Merrill;: hl!3irr. Henley. Time I ; r.r K .lurks. m. Ilea- 0 Kailev. Merrill: Srd.l U-rrill Time 2i flat. j 1 Fit,:. It lirertson.' fcj. C tiuiBT. Henley; 3rJ. H.ny. t K..-:. K. Klger. , :il. T Ha : r.iH. Merrill; i t. M..I hi Kir-t W Unlet. Mtr-; I' H M l: nley, 3rd. II. JS I IUIIIKS MlhtHKATKI) ' NK'W VOKR, May 0. New York's "hnhy fanu'V Invasthlatloa ' brought to IlKht today additional test, are niu.le pulilli-. aid m.w you "'' '"' tuniniiasion on all new know wt:n. i,t your frl-nds. is In u!m i lpilon collections turned in. the lumi ni:. i.nd wlw fioiiU n- according to ruilns. c.dve your ti.iw or r- il :,uixu -'.p- Today's !int of onltants. given Hon to The News, ea.-'i oa ! id nt herewlfli. dlschcr mui h interesting r.. u i.. u i il... i,,,,',.i, Ilitormatioii and some KOlcndid on- ii... l',l 'nrlf.. wliM, 11 be'tl'vu lrlunit!e.H for others who have not;n"""l conspicuous by lis absence. I'l l r. t M vim i i .in imp. in mw iiriii ;!jcp tin IKt Ik litrf uml reflectn ll.t kto::1 inton.sl which the contest Is ari.ini; throuslii'Ut the county. In tin- ffcoiul place, an cipnortunity SITUATION AGAIN o. Deapite tb fact tbat it may ereral months before the Oregon Trunk will or will not have obtained permission from the interstate commerce com mission to extend its rail line The railroad situation in Klany ath came up for major discussion.' from Benj , thi, cityi Klam tne meeting o. tne Boara of , Fa, today U headquar. Federated Community club., at the terg for a 1 .urveying chamber of commerce yesterday. ; partjp of en,ineer, from There were present at the meet- roa(J mg: timer Moore or roe vauey: W- s of portlana , II. J. Tlcknor of Langell valley rived in Klamath Falls yester day at noon to take charge of a party of nearly 40 men who arrived late in the afternoon by stage from Bend. A. J. Witchell, chief engineer of the i 'i'lvy'r'" off. und today iiurkft the minor i beginning oi ns pretty a rare a you linvu tie, n lor many uwimx. Kach conlestalit has hundreds of is made known for some man or wo man in some of the. adjoining towns, whirh are as yet almost untouched. You 1'an f,rt In Yet They're off, and the rare will be storifi of a!!egil mlrriitm.nt of buhle rntrUMlctt to the rare of Mr. Ileh'in Auitutu (Jelsen- i Volk'a Itifutili,' home here. ! In the iiii'iiiiliine .Mrs. rt'lM'n Yulk is em!, r rhai g's of having I suliltut'il iinoilier child for the hahy of William Angrrer and j wife, tthlle on Monday uuotlier J rharge will h" made against her, ! the tliotrlrt a"ttorne's office an- ', pouut-iil. j friends who will help him or her to wards the goal, and the r-mainlnit five weeks of the contest will mean a period of concentrated effort on tho part of eery contestant and his nIir(J OUKni or bcr friends. They're off. but there is still time .to Kwn ami a Home for the late entries to get In line Under the rules of the contest, and if you know of someone not the contestant who finishes highest ' In the accompanying list who can on the night of June 15th will have put tip a good fight for the grand bis or bar choice of the first two prize, send in his or her nomina I prises, ilie Uoiii or the Ksjex tour- Hon blank hi onj-e Pelicans Play Malin At Fair Grounds for Last Practice Game l Ku'. K. Klger. '. k K:ger. Merrill. Outbreak Feared On Day Height 5 ! Neil. i.ilin. Hindenburg Takes Office :udip U. It Kir I. J. ('.rt.iiin. McNeill1 .Merrill; I1KUI.IN. May 9. I'ollce Issued I A new residence addition will be All-Star Battery Will Open kl . 1, 1 . iC I added to Klamath Kails, beyond the' League next .ween, sunny Hot Springs addition, it became known yesterday. H. It. Perrin and Dr. K. H. Johnson, owners of a 17-J Kd Clark and Red Watt. Bcouts a.ifi.. r..r,... tu. for the Klamath "Pelicans" ball Mohler of Portland Signs Dr. F. M. Trout of Malin; R. C. Groesbeck. J. J. Miller. Frank Rex- ton, and Lynn Sabln of Klamath Falls, and H. C. Seymore. leader: of the state club work. Mr. Tlckncr brought up the mat-, S- p and g. - railroad, with I tcr "f ,he lwo 9urves as outlined , headquarters at Portland, will due resident described the show, by the Hill roada in their projpec-ijjg jn direct charge of the new graphically when he said: "I only : tive invasion of the Klamath coun-I ,vrvcv ancJ ;g expected to ar saw one man who I believed en-' ,t decided by the mem-! V Z' ,iv : tue WMV Joyed the shew. He drove up In', , , ' , "ve here earlv m tne week. r. m . ,j . . , bers that owing to the prospective u;. -it l a Ford bug. paid h!a admission, i . , . , . 's time will De mviaea oe- then flopped down and slept through the whole exhibition." Rum Smugglers Are Baffled By Gigantic Coast Guard's Drive Illy t'nlld Prss leased Wire) CLIFTON. Nf. Y., May . Thei coast guard tonight gave rum row one more week , of existence. - "Few liquor sSipl j will be lefl out there . bf '. next Saturday night development not having progressed i Kiiff Ictpntlv. the time was not vet ! ripe for any definite action by the! southward federated board. Mr. Groesbeck, aturney for the 0. C. & E. line emphasized the Importance of show ing a spirit ot good will toward railroad Institutions that were al ready here, rather than pursuing the phantom of railway promises that might or might. Dot materialize. It I Hire imri uuo.tr i n,,, . . - , "i. .Ma'.in. IX feet. 4 orders today forbidding the carry-! . ,...,..,..... i,. club returned from a trip to JOUU II . ll.Tiii'. . . K ! r -1 . K. !tl. K t'olwell. Bltui'. Mi Trill. ' IllrhlK Kist. K K .l.ii ksiiu ''""ll. Malin. 5 ini'lies -first, c fitlnoisl , ;ing of wcapous of any kind during j it is understood. 03 quarter-acre lund yesterday and ort- rcported to the parently attempting to land liquor and when the officers gave chase Jackson, the ceremonies attendant upon the," - . locul cum airenors i.iat iaej uau Merrill: 'entry of Field Marshal Hindenburg , lots in an area ranging 3 blocks sjBn,.d up first-class -speedy Distance into the city, and his Inauguration wide and 6 blin ks long. flinger for the Klamath clu.i. a a hundred cases of liquor were Jet on Tu-sday. I Mr. Perrin is now plotting, land-! lefthander from the Portland semi- j tUoned by the cruiser. The li t'olwell. The action resulted from reports raping and adding to the tract hy' professional sunn mis. uu iko ; quor was picKed up una aeizea. Henley; that several nationalist group were ; tniitinK of trees. According to on ine i .-. ..... Dlstunce, prepared to arm themselves with ,, r,.sl,n, .,as. not lot less than a With Demniltt behind the bat l munitions ot the reception to be nc-1 ,llllirt,.r acre w ill be sold lliley. Il.tiley; corded tint new president on Page Four) ween the two parties working from Bend and Cresent, and two parties which will commence operations out .if here tomorrow. One party of It men under En gineer Cart Harding, will start sur veying out nf Klamath Falls north ward around the west aide of the lake tomorrow. They will meet np might develop that the O. C. ft E. with the party working out of Cres- as It is proposed lo build to Lke-( cent in about a month, it was said, view, would be tiflijronly eastern j - The other party, yadare'.l. and railway outlet for the Klamath including 16 menl win start cp country, he said. I jrations out of Bonanza tomorrow, 5 Answering on this point. Dr. working probably northward, and Trout of Malin said his" commnn- meeting up with the southbound nd official of the coast guard pre-1 ity was like the old woman ' during surveyors out of Bend. It is ex dicted tonight. - the- late war: "She' was neutral. pected that nearly three months will "I wish you could see what It 1 she didu't care 'who killed the , !je required on this survey. It was looks like today. ! Kaiser." ;Tr. Bell's contention that these sur- "Thcre is nothing coming ashore' "Tne ila,in People want a rail-p-eys would only be preliminary. A and any attempt to approach or,'Md and the' have ioBe about part of the surveys extending from leave the rum boats would bring j everything that could be done in; Bend to Crescent will be merely to trouble" ' the way of Petitioning different j re-locate the old ones made in 1910 . . . , ... I lines and furnishing them with sta- vhen the Hill lines first planned to The cf ast guard forces on the i ,, , , . , , , ' tistlcs rn railway tonnage that Is ultimately build to Klamath Falls. Delaware river had a brush with , i ' ... , .. .i developed there now and also what The remainder of the surveys, how- 3jnuggler8 there this morning the' ' i , . , , .. could be expected with adequate 'ever, will be entirely new. only "contact" with the "enemy ; ' ' . ,,' ... ' . rtpvelopment In that section. I Each of the surveying parties will that was . reported today. Iney. , , , . . . ... . ,, , ... ... ... ,, ' I J. J. Miller brought up the point) buy their food supplies in the Kiam- sighted a 43 foot cabin cruiser ap- , , ,, , . . . , nt 1,., . I , . .. .Ainn.1 linn rt- V i u.aa oik .nunln- ao nn. aa lhav nfa nn entry into the city. V KLAMATH BOYS AND GIRLS W RIDE SPECIAL TO C0RVALLIS Mohler. I The roast guard men have given I1"1 chase to the cruiser and in a run- The dis- Pelicans can now boast an all-star ning fight muny shots were ex-! lil'trict will be restricted to a mini-i battery. changed, but none took ctfect. , f -nun homes. i Today the Pelicans will fly into stcries of disloyalty within the' such a serious obstacle to a linej crating In It. Mr. Bell stated that built parallel to good highways. Mr. the material would probably arrive Moore stated that the busses were today. A cook is provided for each a serious problem fn destroying party, aud the surveyors will pitch h'ghwavs and if they were taxed for camp wherever they finish up their this destruction, the railroads might day's work. not be at a disadvantage in com- In addition to the surveyors, a petiting with them. j (Continued on Page 8) the Malin Mallards at the ball yard coast guard organization and that )1 Kl .K FKI I I NIt PA KIT Mi IKIflKK I at the fair grounds, and from nil i t had been honeycombed with men Csron iVIillinil fiVpt reports tffia should make n real the employ of bootleggers were ; kJt.tt.II i.v. ' Club Members Who Have Made Good Showing 1 Agrjie School Log Contract Is Let SelinereiibeiK brothers and Henry f Bu,ots and hooks for his home ii Ypar May Get Two Week Special Instruction Nurro of Eugene, were given a con-;,., iaii. This win be the last ' ... . ,. t... Oi.i.lrntt ItritthnlN ......... Ii.t.iu li n loaffllB e i tract tins wees u- practice name rhftnl ' .1 .. n . J l io uuiiii, wnu ; opener nexi annuax, .aj u, ir game as Malin has one of the , stoutly denied tonight by officers I strongest teams of any outside com- ) command. inanity of Klamath county. Ernie I street win desert the local club Klamath Falls Stolen for a day to dish up his assortment BAFFLING FT. WAYNE AUTHORITIES Car Is Found In Yreka Jealousy Believed To Be Motive Of Hunt Is On For An "Other Man" man" In Tryst Place Crime Murder Mystery ; And "Other Wo- Sheriff Hawkins' office received word from Yreka today that the ''" k';.in, ,M, eoimiy U '' have MI'TC 11 "heir ciinty el.i'i iif ,;,.i: ' Ha n ,. Ill II V hoys lug y.aterday, wl:ere Hie .(iillv come up for dlscuwlon. work already nri'iipy j P. rail-' i.-i,.,!,ih loeer-i. ....mi... r....t f Iocs from the reser- Ktnmuth laneles with Y'reka vation. into the Williamson river; w, tlirow the firsl Ford car belonging to J E , . in yi ,o . .. . ... ... ,., I son. Jr., of Klamath rails, heiow t i,iioi,it nail at lae oih'huir oi ,u ,v..,, floated down Hie river and towed . , ,l.s!sk jy,,,, Scott. from across the upper l lK-' lo Hie oee.e, end Dinstead plant City b.iseball McN'amara, hostilities president of the league will be here from Yreka to shag hibbiinel's wild an, (,. r.. t-..,.y Piiirl , '' llr..; pi i-:. " il ti : y r.llt, 'in Is ti ' I'll II s'l.-r,. 'I Cir!,, t'.ri, aiiil '"I'l'lnl, Tim Eugene loggers will utill.e henVB chief of Police Harry! laree pillar tractor here, which th' nutter He has ceiiitniinlcatcd wit J. I-- chief "f bis department, unci telegraph!)' response, proper arrangements appear favorable. ': el!is mi June H. f. fi'vinnri'. stale leader for v ' I iiitnid a two the bovs and gii'l" a" presenl 1 1 -, i , -1- .ii'iunl res-i with Mr. Ht-xton nt the meetlng.j n .Kr eiiimral col- ;i,l ),,. said be had b)')'" l"'11'" ,IV odober ll ;- H f. S:y- $iu rotin.i trip rate fer 111)' Htu-j ' ' ' 't.-i-. and Frank di-nts from .Mi-dfnrd. but both ho 'lab lead.T. are -inil Sexton imllrated that they fav-, !o,,.,l railroad lra.,SI.orP,....n tor the, ! ' I ' . ... UJl,-rt lie f 111 ill 01 "H " "'" vl.'.u If llierc was not an cm. - ,.,, difference I., .he Sevten ' v"i'1ril),.H had pieced 'to- .'.:.,,, county ,eok 1M. bus.. ran od . a be ,l, i;(.d no. nort the children, in his opl"''"" '!,,,ll, r ."" ,. ' , , "l,! I'a-s the Josettblnn 1). in,.r.. clullees of n tllll. minus .... r,lli r .,. , """ "" , . ,,,.; Deliulv a icritls are nciii . ...us 1 ou!,l be taken accident than If nil rode l",,ll,pr! , 3,1 miles '.lore nt lt:,slo,.ff . ,..,! n.,.1 l.esilles 111' atlll-i"" 1 .,.. l..,a I 1.., l.uaal,ul. t..:.m frnvn the ITnl- ... I,.,r IHT lit! IHIMlllS c..... uiinn, n- - was of The News office. covered by a SiiUiyou county dep- . my, stuck In n mud hole near Weed. California. five ton trucks nnd a cater-1 ,nm.kl, wi ,, official arbiter of, The parties who drove the car Ih -lr operations tho w(,,1(,ss t ,ilc first pitched "' '"" evidently ileserte.i 11 nuor Mie.-i ... clean n n ; 1, 1 1 itbey found they were hopelessly ' ' I miroil, and they leit no cilia which . ,.,,,.,. i.'i i.t Yl'llIS would permit the officers to con- :i: t)I.TINi Ml l!li:i . j Uinue the search. The car was not MONTESA NO. asn.. .vny I damaged to any nerioiis extent, nnd James Carroll was sentenced today ti, cnlifornln officers reported it lo serve not more than lfi years in reuly to drive back to Klamath Walla Walla penitentiary for rob-!i.'aiis FOllT WAYNE. Ind., May 9. , After two days' investigation, the 1'itectlves nltempting to solve the theory of robbery was abandoned. stolen Thursday night in front 1",,'le "petting party" murder on land detectives turned to jealousy as h-,,l been re- 11 l"". IJ comm. iui.,1 ue..r nil. tne n.OIlve. Pate ihlch May ! Willi two arms and ;ber ycoiumltted in Hoquilll. OIlEtiON I.MVEIISITV WINS i EI'tlKNE. May 9. Washington's DKIXK IS I'lXED iiimi. pi.iiih. .. ,, 1... ..r ,.r Li,)4 have never .1 Mi '"" s""tli"rn Pacific.: ridden on n train and the .-na- r ace fl'"lKl" ,,"n "f rl,,l"K "" " ,r""' th, F, .,"r "" "i". Intll- would be one that would linger ".'rated board meet- with them fur many a day " of Oregon's championship Wayne tonight hunted the "other Retracing the movements of the man" nnd tho "other woman", in couple on the night they were kill the case. 1 ?!. detectives learned that Fisher Search was being made for n wo- culled at the girl's home and took man with whom Howard Fisher, 25. :ior for an automobile ride shortly one of the victims, had kept com- before 9 o'clock, pi ny, and who was said by relatives. Two hours luter William nichter, ot Either to have been insanely a deputy sheriff, ordered the couple .ieab'.is of his attentions to Kath- to drive on when they parked at an imi Herders, IS. the other victim, abandoned school house nearly a At the same time detectives sought mile from the sceno of the killings, the male admirer of lllns llerbers. The school house had been a who sent her a diamond ring last trysting place for lovers until In Chilstmas. The diamond ring dis- dignnnt farmers living in the nelgh appeand either shortly before the borhood demanded a guard nt tho killing or at the time of the murder, building to keep off midnight rev- Podies of Fisher nnd Miss Her- ellers. Kiehter was held for questioning. 01....1M M-.nle said the murder , versify ' more revolting than any of the inspirations a setback today when his indebtedness with the municl ""ent butcher murders which have! the visitors took a 11 to 1 gamejpallty and Chief Louck's hotel was ''"ne to police attention. from Oregon here. j free of customers lust night. 11. Petrinch drew the regulation $20 fine on a drtinkencs charge, bers were found plumped over In In Judge Caghagen's court yestcr-; Fisher's automobile early Thursday but authorities said they had no day. Petrlnich promptly wiped out ! morning by a farmer at a spot taifglble evidence to connect him known as 'pctters' " lane a few j w ith the shootings. Hlchter nd mlles from the city. Both had been mitted he had quarreled with Fisher shot through the head. 'over a garage bill.