The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, November 06, 1925, Image 1

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Newspaper Page Texti-. m I'M Ihcul THE ' KLAMATH-' NEWS KEEP POSTED On what (he merchant hare to offer you. It pays to read The News advertisements regularly. United Neva and United (Presi Telegraph Services jjtornlng Except Monday) WEES T0i WIWSi IE HAN, KLAMATH FALLS, ORE., FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1925 Price Five Cent &Sgj.M OF 7 SHOOTS BABY SISTER FOR Inquiry Board to Make Its Report to President In Time for Message Is Cut i Revenue sUM RAISED , r:ure Kaiiea i Single Persons Is Shot Dead DOLL CAUSE OF TILT I i . Infant Murderer Tells How He Got "Awfully Mad and Meant to Kill Mary" CORTEGE HUM' WAHIIINUTON. No. 6. Kfforlaj to solva in government aviauoti problems, civil anil uillllnry irii j making headway rapidly, iftiil 1 I C IV The special aircraft Inquiry , LllllC (jfirl Ol 1 1VC board appointed by President Cool ' ld to pry deep Into every phase ut the problem will report Ita find ings to Ihn executive within the nest two wwki, In ample lime fur Inclusion ' I' recommendation-! In Ilia message to congress. The hoard la now busily engaged in framing Ita report and la sit ting dally. j principal of lie rnrommeudatl'ma ; I. espeitrd to bo an uracnl plea for Immediate and unstinted govern-i aid to rlvll avluilon. HKTIIOIT. Ml.h., Nov. &.Hevcn-, yrar ulii Peter Harfano shot and llli d hl sister Mary, ace C. In their ome hrro Thursday, because aha illi.l him a monkey when ha tried lo rub her of her doll. HluliMilly iilnl with no evidence of ri-uiorc, young Knrfano wcut over il;.. luinl nlmutlim In detail, la a liiillro captain's office, explaining how ho "urn awfully mad aud meant lo kill Mary." I'eler explained that ho win ploy Inx Willi her and didn't rrnitly mean to hurt hit llcr'a doll. "Hut she grabbed a tilik and b-nall lo hit nie." cried the youih. adding that "he kepi enllln mo a monkey." The youth obtained the revolver nut of hla futher'a room. It wan locked In a bureau drawer, and Hie kys lo th drawer" were kept hid den, lie explained that he knew where the ki ya wcrs "all the time." After the quarrel he rushed Inio his fathrr'a bedroom obtalnsd the revolver, runhed down malm and shot the child from a ran of five fort, kllllDK her In- tantly. Another alaler. Jennie, axe 1. wit nessed the shooting. Mary had been left In charge of Jennie while her father and mother were shopping. In spile of the extreme youth of KINGS CHEAPER IN CLOSE CALLS Costs $35 to Just Miss U. S. President But Only Five , Spot tor Monarch LONDON. Not. t It la cheap er tu escupe a 1 collision with tho king of Engluud liy u narrow mar- tin than ulmoat to run over tho president of the I'nlted Hint, j Whereas the motorist who re-, ently .almoat ran down I'reildent , Collldge In Washington waa fined ! FATHER BLINDED BV SON'S BULLET MAY NOT RECOVER Whipping Incident Angers Youth U, Xuv. -ini r. -; nieui r .... . M.mDtlon 1 rt area to L Mlm-Heai HI "ll -a, he as""" i,( .MMa P"" . . wore redurea lo nl of llie prr.eu. - K,,mtlon. for - ,nltfl from 1.0" Widow or rviuraerea mn KurrM men irnin Taken Irom Limousine ma Si. The toninii...- Seni to tly friton pDl ! V" r,I" i t vwi laionie lo ,ISIIK. N. J.. Nov. B A fun eral rorlcgo wa hulled a It wound j jtarlaclpal prtvlloi ( way bark from Evergreen ceme nut neanure lo lprv Thurwlay afternoon. j kwwwlirnronareu. lMrrltYn ,urrnlll,drd the blnrk Ui brare. Spr aker-1 (.1rUncd manrnpr-t r.r. In which a Lwi.told ',r',:iu''nl,h,lnr widow. Mr.. Prlacllla flark.' mxi uie i.'iu... a kiU before t'hrlt- Lsf tie atnate ample irk o that the Lneir become a law Vui rflimi are due 135, Krnoxt Sieger, taxi driver wail fined only IB Thurkday, when CRUELTY HELD CAUSE charged by ponce wnn almoat col liding with the royal motor. Tho police en lil Sieger fulled to olmerre a halt aiaiial when crosa- ing a atreet In which an automo- i bile containing the V.lns and queen j waa approaching. A collitlon. they , aid waa narrowly averted. Hleger aud hla fare aaaertcd that there hud j Boy Enraged At Threat to Beat Brother, Opens Fire on Parent TWIN BEDS END i BRIEF ROMANCE i i j Ill-Timed Remark of Near Wed Results In Quarrel j And $10,000 Suit NEW YORK,. Not. 6. Twin beda wrecked the romance of Rose Roth and Krlallan Marthlnaen, a painter. They were waiting In the chapel of the marriage Itcenae bureau when Roue remarked: "Krla, won't twin beda look lovely In the apartment we've picked out?" Whereupon Miaa Roth aays, Mar thlnaen oppoied vlolont objections to twin beda, declaring they were a waste of furniture. Then Kbe aald. he declared he wouldn't mar ry a woman who had twin-bed ideaa. Ruth baa aued Krla for 110.000. alleging breach of promote. DISTRICT FACES DEFICIT FOR FIRST TIME IN HISTORY Astonishing State Is Revealed PLEDGES UNFULFILLED Pavment of $59,598,59 Due To Government Cannot " Be Met By Balance been no danger. ui alone. Her huabnnd had been burled a few minute liefiire, thej victim of a rru'-l hammer murder ' khlch nhnrked till llllle community lant Tuenday. i The officers demanded that the j weeping woman In black leave the i funeral limouaine and accompany them lo police headuuartera. Hh refuaed, whereupon two policemen elted her by the emu and hair carried, hall dragged her lo the tatlon. - Klrurcllng nnd sobbing, the widow of William J. Clark, reel.ted the of flcera vainly, and after -aho had bmn forced through tho door Into the proceiilnn III ll sireed upon remove the sVrttsara taxes at The tentative no kDosjIim of a Miittmocrallr nil Ifehmanilrd com Ilk ikon with In VA SBMBilien of the fltilMl the pro- ixnio sirlct party police headquarter PLAYFUL VISITOR AND FLIVVER IS; HELD BY SHERIFF After Circling; School Yreks Man Winds Up With Car Straddling Ditch A man who gave his name as J. E. Meadows, of Yreka. Calif., waa Jolly well pleased with himself last nlghl. He felt, according lo attaches of Ith his sUier. Ith' herlff's office, that time. In its : undisputed Illgnt. should no turneu backward. Mr. Meadowa wanted lo play. He wanted to play In the vicinity of one of those little red school houses provided there ever was school house. The first school which came to R. A. P1LCHER CO. TO GREET PUBLIC AI.II.WV. Ore., Xov. 5. Joo Kcliw Indl,. U.1, shot In the head by his 13 year-old son John, at j their home near Joribin, Wc-dnoa. day, was ri-iMirted lo bo rcMIIng easily aud appurititly recovrrluK Hiurmlay, despite) tho twvsinco of a piece of bullet In his brain. Parental tryranny and cruelty are declared by the son to be res- Reception Will Be Held In ponsible for the shooting which j New Store, Main & 5th occurred when John Interfered 7 to 9 Tonight when the father was about to ad- minister a beating to a younger son. Physicians attending Schwindt explained that the visual centers of the brain are destroyed and LETTER IS SUPPRESSED Department Reply to Brad bury Not Printed Declares Club Investigating Matter Because the Bradbury ad-, ministration has failed to take over operation and mainten- With a five-pleTrchestra. cigars' " as pledged by them the gentlemen, carnations Jorjiviniiiai.il iiiiksuoii faces a deficit for the first for the . i . . 1. n A Dnjk.v fnn pany will tonight hold a reception ! time in its history. This de- I from 7 until o'clock, to the public f icit will run into thousands. There is a total of $119,- Schwlndt la- totally blind. ineyi Klamath Falls and Klamath believe that. In spite of his P-!rounl, anii vicinity. Incident to the parent present good condition, that I ,orma, opening o( the store at Main ho cannot survive and probably j n(J Fmh on SlllurdaT morinB for will succumb to intecuon, annum, bound to result from his wound. I regular bnnlnens. (lalloway's orchestra has been en gaged for the occasion. The recep- 197.16 due the government December 31, 1925. This amount represents two, semi annual installments of . the government charges. . One- dav rr? nvrr VC ADC DJI ui rim h.i h.w in nH.r lo a!low!L.,i .( .u. ..i.i er.o coo I A 1 If"" l-IC AfjM PI AYS , - uau oi me mini, ui j,joj- AQ r ASF IS TRIED !'he pub"C " '"T "7 ;!,59 was due' n June 30- At AS CASEJS TRIED , .nd meet the executive and, e . . t i sales force of the company. Tho, . . r - Washington. Nor. 5. ash-, . . wU, reihas a cash balance of. only little red! Ington's youngest criminal, a ' "-1 reMnt neads f ditferent depart-. $53,959.96, not sufficient to year-old boy with big brown eyea ment of tha torM wlu be! t one installment -,- -, and a Jacaie voogan n to Klamath Falls. They This astonishing etate of the dia- the attention of Mr. Meadows, ac cording to Sheriff Hawkins, with brought Into Juvenile court here j from port!lnd , Tacoma. Boise, I lrltA-s financial, affairs waa reveal- ' Thursday charged with stealing, j Idaho; Oklahoma. Veronica and yesterday by member of the. .l . i. i e. . . other cities in me norinwesi, wneiwj E-ronorav in urnea ciun woo are . ... . WUOIII IDS Id I UIIIIHU 1 - H . UOA.u.v ... ... 1 . 1 .. I, a, no win oe - I hall wniia tne case ""is Ichsrged with murder, nccordli.il to ciu.nicu. ! necauSe ot his youth the court lln.pector Amos J. Kunkel. who do-! b. "" """- could nol recogulte the chl'.d a. a dared the lad', confession showed ! b" crlmal. On' .vreent of clearly that tho crime was premed- , ",nK , . ,.t I . o .w e m0,l,er 10 relU"1 Itntfld. Peter, who Is In the first,"" .... .case was dismissed, ui... . . n one of lhe d0,ke, pr0vidod for Km (in in m uuui, wcs , I ,to. (he floor dark w.a murdered early Tues- , m.,ron ,, dispo- "'7'; " " " "?i HIliHi,lv n,l!,l .i.w .....u. m ih. rsse beh nil , . ...... i uticr-mniu Saw Ik .....mill laaw recommen-; continued on lo tho undertaking i aaiimpromliM:. It 1 parlors, where It dispersed. money tk committee1 hi. home here by an asallant. who "': struck him repeatedly with a 'iKtcent on lhe ! moson'a hammer. rKtcent on the t r . Inwelrv i dUBeitii vunvu. m . u r 4 ' r"Wccnt on in-1 i,. tdonllfled i i".' ! . .... I...HV, wii, ar. ins ir. i i. v pw.-v, lTed lo Secre-i ralaned In Hillside court Thursday -i ior a .u peri n.ht and formally cliargeu wnn ... ""m. hut has not j murder of tho husband, after the. a rage Two) young widow again had been nues- PKDflO. Csllf.. Nor. G. LIMPS INTO PORT eipts r Big Increase N, Nov. t.-Posml n" lelecled rliu. Pr 155 ill ni. P" U.J70,K.4S or ""'"nlnume month I- ft., led ih. I "" "1th .a ,. Kr com- ii... r."" .oi : L'!"d' ," W cent; KlB... n... nr. ln .. a, ...... . ' """-a. me miiion. " receipt, a. lochia . ' I vein young widow again had been uues tloned for several hours. Tho victim waa a Kliiusmun. and In the funeral cortege wulked mask ed and while robed men and women, who left a cross bluilng over tho grave. Twetity-sovi n members of the K. K. K. nnd eleven Kamelloa walked behind the henrso. Over the street sign near the homo where Clark had lived, some one had nailed a sheet of cardlionrd. lettered: "Murderer'a row." Again he would work I out on the horizontal bare or pause ' to knock a board off a nearby fence. I Mr. Meadows, the sheriff assumed,' i was having a good time. So did j j residents of the vicinity and, as ai result, the officers received a hurry-1 up cull. "We found the mun resting along- side the highway with his enr in, the ditch, when we arrived," accord-) i . . . . . 1 1 . ... i, i . . .. "if C. reported ' ,aK IO ,n" Trv"" " "-"- omcers nao oui iuu.iu i..... the Pllcher company has stores. sponsoring the Carleton-Drew tlo Slnre the remodeling work on the ket. It follows their finding of building has been finished the new an amusing mesa of extravagance store Is one of the handsomest In : which brought to light an OTer the city. Nothing will be sold until drawn administrative budget of Saturday morning, the reception ' several thousands, and the heavy being merely an acquantance gather-; Inroads Bradbury and Jacob, pres- ! Ing- HALL FOR OFFICE PRINCE OF WALES REFUSES TO MAKE NOV. 11 FETE DAY RAN The cruiser Katherlne . . ti A ...... Intra I. tit ter battling n atorm tossed aea for ; - '""', -.""r; ofi fell! ,EVYSTEP Kt You Get I iMriDr I in a jeimer Suit tonWHlnVl 1 - 111 t ; BY CLOUD BURST HAI.I.AS, Tes., Nov. S. Crops have been destroyed, rnll service (lo niornlised, nnd thousands of dollnrs of damuge Incurred as tho result of cloudbursts over a wldo section of east Texas In tho last 24 hours. In Houston street car traffic Is practically paralysed. Only three of fifteen lines are operating. Four Inchon of rain Thursday, following a, terrific downpour of tho nlRht heforo. "Almost five Inches of rnln fell In llesuiiinnt In Iwo hours at noon Thursdny. Btreot rar traffic slop ped nnd rnll traffic was halted. No deaths havo boon reported. two days with a disabled motor. The crulsor carried the ownor, (leorgo Knight, wealthy Alhambra business man, his wife and son. five guests and Captain Orlmstead as skipper. The ship became unmanageable early Tueaday when sea weed clog ged tho water Intake of the engine and the boat drifted helplessly in tho heay seas off Caliillnn Island. A duck killed with an oar aup nllod the only nourishment after the food supply dwindled. Sheriff Hawkins did not Bay what disposition will be made of the case. ri.KUISIITK 1)11.1. ItKADY LONDON, Nov. 6. Sudden pop-1 MAn8HKIEl.IV. Ore., Nov. r uar revulsion against the usual ar- ( United News) Mumblings ot mtce tight revels has reached a boom to make Senator Charles Hall ; cumax in the refusal of the Prince of Coos and Curry counties gover-jof Waies ,0 attend the fancy dress nor ot Oregon took first public form j cliarty ball at Albert hall, which when Myrtle Point friends of the i hPretofore has capped the celebra senator sont out an alrplnna bearing I jlpn of November 11. the Inscription "Hall for governor." j WalM BRrecd to attend the ball painted on its wings. The plane j u wcre postponed one n(Kht to flow over Marsniieiu anu 1,u"" I vovr.mbcr 12. and thla haa been arranged. Ident and director, have been mak ing on the funds tor their per sonal expensea. . These exposures have been bor ing deeply Into the Bradbury ef fort to retain himself In office by electing two directors chosen by himself, Jacob whose term la ex piring, and "Lura Short ' Even Bradbury's staunchest friends find themselves shaken by the shameful plight into which his admlntstra (Continued on Vngr Two) and North , Bend and excited considerable com-j ment. Senator llnll was unaware j of the atunt. The Myrtle PointJ MANILA. Nov.. B. The nation-1 boomers also are planning to fly the aliata' plebiscite bill will bo ub-; pinn0 to Portland. Medford and mltted to the legislature within twoother cltlci) furtherance of their days. It provides for a vote on . plnn , gel i)an .,t0 the race for the republican nomination. Senator llnll has mode no state ment Indicating whether ho will be the question ot Philippine Independ ence within thrco months after its passage. Tho bill was complotcd by the majority party Thursday. Its adop tion la said to be assured. Occasional Jag No .Cause for Divorce JUDGE LINDSAY HOLDS PHYSICIAN BLAMELESS j 1 FOR KILLING DEFORMED, INSANE DAUGHTER Lord Curxon'a Daughter It Socialist Convert LONDON. Not. 8. Lady Cynlhla Mosoly, daughter of tho lato Lord Ciinon and a recent convert to soc ialism ilcsplto tho Ausloro conserva tism of her family, will take the I rin.i . . ., . 1 1 ii i-n 'IT if ,. .i.iai mup awuy iruui imr nv.tn- DWtrie" "TPlng """" toward the common peoplo In By 1IKN n. LINDSAY (Judge of Juvenile Court wf Denver) SI8SKTON. 8. D.. Nov. B. Kor thirty-two yeora Ilaiol Ingrlt Blazer, with an Imbocllo mind In a twtstod and distorted body, lived and suf fered. . llor father, a physician of stand ing nnd ability, grow old In her service, lavishing caro and strength and love on the malformed body. Then, Hred of preserving to the world Ibis grim deformity of hu ....niiv he ended her existence. i,..n. with chloroform. He liiui , .. . . ,itrf in an allempt to end his own life. So he goes on trial nt Llttlo- ... r..io.. for murder. ethical, moral nnd humane i.i,. rn Involved In tho case. Iliit tho groalcsl question of all Is wrlilen lnw even .. . ,..v.i.i nnesllon. sure to be lilt) iriiiiii"" -i--- ........i .r nr. Harold Blnsers own tato of mind nt H'O moment conimlllcd tho deed. he Summed up. tins principle Involv ed Is whether humanity has the right to 'art as executioner of beings whose sufferings would bo ended by merciful death. The question often hnB arisen. Two roeent cases In France have ended with verdlcla In the affirmative, although, or course, tho French are more emotional than aro we. And nt least In ona rose In Amorlca, a physician has been ac-j quilted of crime nftor ho permitted a mindless child to die nt birth. From tho legal standpoint, great weight Is always attached to mo tlvo. In tho crime of murder. The motive of gain always la a potent factor In such cases, and the ques tion invariably asked Is "what did the murderer gain, or hope to gain by the death of his victim?" In this case. Dr. Ulaser could not gain for himself anything but eter nal peace. Kor It will bo observed, ho did not seek to live after IiIb (Continued on Tnijo Two) I.03 ANGKLKS. Nov. B. An oc casional Saturday night Jag is noth im to worry over and doea not 1 1 ,i ... i,, ik. ii ... ii u or I noil - - a . . '..i.nrfa ihroi.chout the! When Mrs. Carrie Francis asked stute together Willi voluntary to be separated from her husband. plcdRM of support from Poii'i , 7 " . : I. iit..l..l t aft strwiwri on rnnn forecasts a i noino umi-u, a friends sny. I room ncora una unusua. by Judge Summerfieiu: . WEALTHY WOMAN MAY j -t don't think It cause for divorce BE VICTIM OF PLOTj for a husband to occasionally get I drunk on n ' week-end. Of course. though, he shouldn't do It. Law Schools Become Popular with Women LOS ANGELES, Nov. B. Law schools are becoming more popular for women, according to Misa Orfa Jean Shonta, lnatructor of law at the University of California, southern branch. These are the reosons, she says: "Women want to know their rights, and how to get them. "A knowledge of law comes In . handly in drawing up the mar riage contract and In keeping ones partner law abiding and where he belongs but doesn't often stay." LOS ANGELES. Nov. B. Possi bility that wealthy Mrs. Louise Shattenklrscher, BO, was spirited away for her money, was advanced by police here after a fruitless search of 48 houra for the missing woman. Mrs. Shatlonklrsclier's dlsnppeor anco was kept secret for threo weeks and waa announced to tho ii t j.. tt-hen friends be- ',.. her continued i night that business, so to speak. Is VHii.u ami mru v... . . absence. PRISONERS THINNING OUT IN COUNTY JAIL Burt Hawkins, bonlface who plays host to prisoners on the third floor of'the Klamath county courthouse. Is serving a lesser quantity of vic tuals to his hosts these days. In fact, the sheriff announced last ornr. holleve that the wealthy woman might bv been a victim of fodl play by persons who sought to forge a will In Mrs. Shatten kiracher'a name. THE WKATIIKH frccilng nronn Fair, frost went portion; southeast wind. comparatively poor. When roll Is called there aro several faces, once familiar, which full to cast glances at the barred door through which, In duo course, each Inmate hopes to walk. Yosterday there wens but 2B pris oners In tho county Jnll. Even so, Mr. Hawkins said, that la plenty. Tho rapacity of tho bastlle Is 31. nnd recently II held that number of) prisoners. 99c Special BATH TOWEL and BOX OF SOAP Today and Saturday See ad on inside page giv ing: full description of two day Golden Rule Value Spe cial. i at Center Shopping District i Ulasguw, Siinilny.