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KLAMATH FALLS, ORE., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1925
Price Five Cent
ENGINEER HENRY RESIGNS
I
fifY
1IBUU,
CALL FOR HELP
SENT HY SHIP!
Ship Reported In Need
J nf Aaaiatnnrit KOO Mil
Off Vancouver laland
IL
VICTOUIA. II, C Nov
lui at full speed. I lie steamer Hul
vage King left here at 2:4B p. m.,
Monday on a tun mil rata to rend-
to the sloanier I'olerlc. wul
helplnwly In a rouch see.
Willi heavy Hut to port, caused
by a alilfled canto.
The I'olerlc nf 6182 tons ttrou.
JIIELPLESS TO AC!
Main Street West
Macadam Asked
Monda;
in awie
IiiakF ISSUE d own"1 br Andr"w w"r: PAVING IS ONLY .WAY
IK LAr.b I l)ni ,nrout to Oriental port from j
. Vancouver with a cargo of grain. !
r . Held Over1."!"1,", "T""" Taxpayer Take. Exception
tU l"a Yl i ed elie l In dlalrru 500 mile l T . r . J
j;- Hearing To L w. m 60:41 north latiiude. 133' lo Hiring of Uutside
u 1. December i west longitude. ; Sanitary Engineer
lUr cargo of unln had shlftM. .
L. ; giving her a dangeroua Ul, and a
Xo, . Clllc ' storm waa raging, caualng a hlch
yd dumping seweRa anu ruuan ara
L,k4 Hale fostrary to
tat ll practice I" I IIKU vavvv a a
j, nd will be requeat-
Littlr f:re course
U tvll
L ut a ambr of
kladlni the lower
U (rilUC qureiwn.
L t tolbenoB to the
1 I iu to other stale
soiths t the com-
nmi favoring r
Ik Urr Kbmalli
nick ru drained by
V nlcr.
Uur rftreld ( lirfi.nl
"You ran pave but you can't
macadamize," was what the city
council, In effect, told certain rosl-
di ule of Mnln street ni night. The
with fuvor on Ilia
Improvement, but
I could not nee ll way clear to grant
the petitioner lliclr request.
Dr. A. A. SouK local physician,
nerved lis spokesman for tho group
which rourhl lo mucodcmlro Main
Diatrict Leadcra Named Who! street from lha ll'.g Hnslii Lumber
TWO-GUN POSSE
SEEKING KILLER
f "
Determined Rider In Hunt
For Slayer of Matt Burt
Slain At Water Hole
8AN BERNARDINO, Calif., Nov.
j. (United Newa) A grim, de
termined pom of "dead shot" of
ficer from Ran Rernardlno were
,' riding Into .the lonely apace of the
desert Monday on a hunt for the
layer of Matt Hurt, row hand, and
an unidentified man at government
bole.
Hurt, a plqtiircsque "Iwo-gun"
man, and a member of a catllcmen'a
band which drew water for their
tork from the hole, wa alaln In a
gun battle, when the band clashed
with another group of cattlemen
after a dispute over the wator.
Nothing, la known of tho other
man.
i atate cooirary to ' ' '
rKrSRED CROSS READYiBH
TO LAUNCH DRIVE
SMITH BOOM GETS
EARLY START IN
CAMP OFENEMIES
Political Chieftians
Receive Jolt
DARING STIRS "GANG"
Mayor-Elect Walker Take
Stump A Forerunner
"Smiling AL" .
Will Conduct Canvaa of
City and Diatrict
Hy MAYIIEI.LE LKAVITT
After werka nf perslKlant lumir
Mr. Howard I'errln. Hull fall
chairman for lha J925-2S
company wont lo the government
canol a dlnunie of approximately
four blocks.
The council suggested that a new
pelillnn. requesting pcrmlwilon lo
pave, be circulated among the prop-
lled i "r,y holder Interested.
Hitter exception lo tho council a
DISTRICT LOOKS
FOR HEAVY VOTE
Estimated Water Uaeri Will
Turn Out In Full Force
At Poll Today
WASHINGTON, Nov. .Pro
moter of Got. Al Smith' presi
dential boom are undertaking their
work early and with uch daring
aa to attract considerable atten
tion In all political quarter.
They have lunged straight Into
the heart of enemy country the
south acting upon the old mill'
tary maxim that the enemy must
be overcomeTat hi strongest point.
Mayor-elect James 3. Walker of
New York, Is now In the south
a an advance agent of the famous
governor. He 1 there as a poll
TANK FALLS TO
CITY PAVEMENT
Airplane Drop Fuel Supply
When 20,000 Feet In Air
Pedestrian Nearly Hit '
SAN DIEGO, Nov. 9. An airplane
gasoline tank hurtling downward
for 20,000 feet after It had become
unfastened from a racing airplane
which was performing over the city,
crashed on the, sidewalk near the
principal aectlon of town tonight and
narrowly missed striking a pedes
trian. The pilot of the plane did not
know what had happened until he
landed at the navel alrbase with a
dead motor. Immediately after the
tank dropped the engine stopped,
and the aviator, who was quite a
distance from the field, guided the
craft to a successful landing.
MULCT IS NAMED
TO SUCCEED POST
HELD BY PARTNER
City Council Given
Official Notice
APPOINTEE CONFIRMED
Statement of Incumbent Is
Brief, and Without
Explanation
After the seventeenth day of the
present month, Eugene ' B. Henry
will no longer serve In the capacity
of city engineer of Klamath Falla.
At a regular meeting of the city
council, last night, Mr. Henry ten
dered his resignation, effective No
vember 17, and It was unanimously
accepted. By quitting his post Mr.
Ordinance Regulating , EviI.Henry who ,s an unlicensed en-
Uiven lhird Keading By
Aldermanic Body
i ..,,.,.. i rose ineniiierMiiio caninu cn. in in
UJ Too f.r and' a poilllnn to mako public tho name, I proposed ordinance which Is being
iJZ .rtlou Wll l'"'" ihalrmen. who ore ready "rn out hv .orient handling -was
ITa2 .Vron.iv I Z 1 drive on Arml.tl.-e day. taken bv John l leghorn. local en-
ZT., l.s.t iwirl'Thrso district leader will have ; glneer. In a communication read at
alirwrfni.1!"" them.', the feeling last night. The ordln-
"T . .. . ':.. . .hnm nromlneiit club nnco reform! M ha lo do wllh Iho
isrflaeq mai mis' ' '
This 1 a story from last night1
cal John the Baptist, going ahead fc..M h ,v,.
I to herald the greatness of hi, chief dry work ,Bteregted
And, should the housewives inter-
Dcsplte Iho rain, rontendors on
both aides In Ihe election today for
. . . . . I.. L.1...H, Irrlvn-
iwo . " in the center of the protestant antl
n o .ir c, - V "'. ' itammany democracy. HI. first
rote. Last year, poll of 3. 8 votes hMh
were 1 1 1 nri nu v
wa whhvm dlk- u" aorieiy wouien n ui n.
k, . l . I 1. Awl-. !... .jk,.r P r. 1 1 1 1 m I in
visrre were no j . ,,,,. -, , ., . ...... v . .
.m.iiinllnl in 1 16(10 ..-.. - .
I hiring of '. ('. Kennedy, an out
side engineer. In conduct n pre-
. niemberahlpa an
that a mollon and this year Mr. I'errln feel
aatlbat Ihe game' confident the Increased population
slrlher action of Klamalh coiinly will Justify her
sttjue rae until In setllng sisou a a guni.
flklkilrlct and
aaaHbeen called
fri)nrliig to bo
ilen Are
Custody
H Wedded mPasadena
"If everybody could know In 1 1
malely Iho work that tho Ited Cross
I oarrylng on." said Mrs. rerrln,
"there would be no trouMo In en
rnlllnc twice that number. Into
! coin mil it I lb- devasUled by ti.rna-
dooa. floods, fires, and oilier dia
lled Cross carries nn-dl-
rharllablo assistance. Into ITlotnnh FiJlIC ClH
hr-r.ll.1. It (lie I niUJllUHl . .
f 1S&0.
('leghorn held that the work
should bo dono hy a competent city
engineer, and suggeited that Hie
illy could :rro a conslilerubln sum
by having the survey luaJu by one
of its own officials.
There was but little comment re
garding Iho communication and. fol
lowing Its reading, It waa silently
tucked away.
'Whom Urry ltol,.oul U p,,,,llc h,'"lt" DUt"
",l "), wore taken
Mnlir.
" U date been r.
I". re Indicted
ty.
BY POLICE
f ni nr(lwn ,,0.
r" "t nl.ht i,
c brothsr,' ,ar-
"Wlftinm wt
" nimnii
:k it. ii """ Ven-
"hi
the
1,0 Urocery.
M'r wa, taken
carding for the sick, protecting the
helpless and poverty trlckon and
toachlng tha prlnlplea of good
health to all."
There aro four typea of member
ship open to Ihe prospective donor
on Armistice day and- Iho period
following up to Thanksgiving day
Those Involve feos ranging from
fl to $35. From each member
ship only DOc goe to national
(Continued on I'aito Two)
that fully 400 wjter users will vote
today out of tho 410 eligible in the
district.
Charlca Drew Is running against
J I,. Jacob for the Ihree-year term,
and (i. I.. Chcrleton la running
ugnlnsl II. I.. Sb -rt for tho one-year
term. - - -
At present Iho board Is composed
of It. K. Ilrailbury. president: Drew
and Jacob. Ilradbury was elected
last yenr for three years.
Tho polls will bo open from 8 a.
m. to fj p. m.
Water liners say that never In the
history of the district ha such
tremondous Interest been manifest
In nn election. All four candidates
havo had their say, and their ro
spertlvo 'supoorlera and nowspopcrs
have had moro than their say. It
Is now up to tho will of the ma
jority. The candidates express themselves
as satisfied with what has been done
on their behalf, and now ask noth
ing moro thsa a fair deal at the
polls today.
gineer and, as a resnlt, not lawfully
qualified to serve In the position to
which he was appointed by Mayor
Fred Goddard, rescued the city
council from an cmbarraaing situa
tion. Only recently It had received
pointed inquiries as to its stand, in
hiring an unlicensed engineer, from
the state board of engineering - ex
aminers. Following the acceptance of Mr.
Henry's resignation. Mayor Goddard
named aa Henry'a auccessor Charles -
j T. Darley, local engineer. . Tho, au-
est themselves In the subject to
f h. modern klnn. Ijlter "ULn wuiueu in
Al. himself probably will maUe ' other cities the Klamath Fall, al
sevcral southern speeches to ahow . "': iy had better watch
tho southern voter that he wears j out-
I II la nnl n inner alnrv and ft all
e,.K.' t.M . nnnninri.v frd-'htnges about a comparatively brief i polntment was formally confirmed
lows another one almost as strlk-jwil lor an ordinance proviamg mat
Ing In its audacity, his recent up-i certain type of smoke stacka be
pearance at a nilddlowesiern donio-l equipped -, with - modern' spark-ar-cralic
rally at Chicago, when party i restors. But If Klamath - Falla
loader and delegatlona from sev- women have experienced the same
eral atates In the grain belt saw .annoyance as have women In other
him In action. cities the proposed ordinance may
Such activity almoat three years mean much,
ahead of tho next presidential cam- Whether or not cinder from lo
paign Is unusual. It indicates one lei plants leave a smudge on what
of. the most determined fights everwa, once clean linen, was not
mada for the democratic nomlna- brought out at last night's meet-
tion. Smith Is only potential eandi- int!. Whether or not cinders make
date who Is active now, though ; their way Into business houses and
Coming as great surprise to
their many friends In Klamath
Falls Is the announcement of tho
marriage of Mis Dor tha Elliott toj
Louis Heed. Tho wedding was an
event of Monday afternoon. Novem- .., , v 9.
hn Vlrnt Prnsbvtnrlan a"' vil r.. v-
PRISONERS STAGE
FREE-FOR ALL GO
Wif ie Busts Mirror
Over Hubby's Head
Then Gets Alimony
li. -. taken -
C " on ,n open I.OH ANOKLK8. Nov. . It I
'lltr 1 " r n"me an commonly uelteveu in "
' 'I. and o, .... i I ... i u . .irrf it wna extremely
".nicy I ... i.il-hiv ib , -
ImkI luck for Cbni-lo west, ma
wlfo broke the mirror over hi head.
To that injury wa addod tho mls
rnrtuno of having a dlvorco rase do
cldcd against blm and alimony lo
pay.
When Mr. Kmlly Wosl testified
Monday tint t alio broKo Iho mirror
over her liusbnnd's bend bocatiso ho
poisoned her milk, Judgo dales call
ed her a dlvorceo and a lucky wo
man In Iho sninn lirealh.
barters for
t
FC0ATS
pto$75
y know arc
teat.
ber 2 in
church of Pasadena.
Mr. Iteod Is tho daughter of Dis
trict Attorney and Mrs. E. h. El
liott and a sister of Miss Nolle El
liott. Mr. Koed is the son of Ben
J.. need of Klamath Falla.
For several years Mrs. Hoed has
boon prominently Identified In mus
ical circle. Sho held a promi
nent roln. in "Tho Mikado" In tho
Ellison-White Chautauqua circuit of
last year. During a recent visit
In Klamalh Falla sho pleased with
musical number on several occa
sions. According t memuura .i
tho family, Mrs. Iteod will continue
her music and ha had sovernl
brilliant contracts offorcd hor for
spring work;
Heed Is Identified with tho Tru
Ulu Ulscnlt company In Pasadona,
whero thoy plan lo make tholr per
manent home. Ho Is woll known
In Klnmnlh Falls
VSK WOODEN' ItOIXEKS
1,08 ANflKI.EH, Nov. 6. Every
body know that 1'nrls hn a goodly
'liinntlty of bounties, but how many
know why?
Two thoiisnml dollars Worth of
wooden rollers, used an flosh ro
duroni, innniifiicliired hero, wero
shipped lo i'nrln by bout and labeled
"rush consignment,"
A free-for-all fight broke out among
tho prisoners at San Quentln penl
tontinry during the evening line-up
Monday and two eonvlcta wore
wounded when a prison guard tired
to halt the disturbance.
The quarrel waa between Ameri
can and Mexican prisoners and a
guard on the prison wall, after
shouting a warning, fired Into the
group. Tho name of tho wonndod
men wero given as Gneltorcs and
Ramos.
there are some signs that the old
McAdoo organisation la about to
(Continued On rage Two)
QUEEN SILVER ACTS
FOR MOTHER IN CASE
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 9. Mrs. V.
Roser. charged with assault and
battery, was represented by her 14-year-old
daughter. Queen Silver,
authoress and evolutionist, when she
appeared In police court here.
Queen Silver entered a plea of
not guilty In her mother's behalf.
Mrs. Roser waa arrested follow
ing an argument with James Merry,
fundamentalist orator of the "Bible
institute." Merry openly Insulted
Mrs. Roses, she claimed, and she
retaliated by whipping him with a
small chain.
- Queen Silver claimed that tho
action was Justified.
The' caso was sot for November
23.
(Continued on l'age Two)
ITALIANS PROTEST
ROME. Nov. 0. (United News) j
Premier Mussolini has dlreclod thej
Italian minister at Belgrado to pro
tost against antl-ltullan demonstra-
tlona In Jugo-Slavla. It Is presumed j
here that tho Jugo-Slavla action was ,
prompted by tho attack of a party j
of Italian youth on Iho Jugo-Slavla j
Inowspnpcr Edlnoat at Trieste.
. rrr a DDI? A I? AT
WOMEN OF CITY TO Bb askcu i -COUNCIL
MEETING AND TELL DADS WHERE TO
GET OFF AT IN ARRANGING NEW CITY LIBRARY
-lt Ill ..
Miitid, topping
THE WKATIIEK
Oregon: Ilnln In wost; unsettled
in east. Southwest, galea on
const. ' v
II. L. Mencken. In his "In Do
fonso of Women," holds Hint tho
nvorano woman 1 more Inlolllgont
than is t1i nvorago man
Without committing Itself, tho
city council, novcrtholeas, Is arrang
ing io 'Invito Klamath Falls wo
men to ono of H meeting that
... -.,. n may tell them Just
what type of library they want.
I "I think we ought to please
lt1iemeven If we Have to have the
I plan and specifications changed,
.'grinned Mayor Fred Goddard.
in,, nuncll concurred. It re-1
nuostod tho mayor to namo a date
on which tho womon may lay their
plana before the aldermen.
The matter of consulting with
local women came up when an or
dinance, Instructing the police Judgo
.oil for bids on tho new city
library to he erected across fromi
tho clly hall, wns reau ii - -
time and passed.
About a yr re",dnt"
Klamath Falls Toted a $50,000
bond Issue for tho erection of a
clly library.
Tho ticket Is:
I'rogrcAH and l'ronperlty
Candidate
Charles Drew, ..3 year torm
G. II. Carleton t year term
Kbcrleln-Brndhury Candidate
J. L. Jacob 3 year term
K. L. Short 1 year term
Tho polling places and the
Judges are as follows:
Procinct No. 1 Altamont:
Garlch's community house. P. E.
llapnon, Mary Williams. Jnmcs
Dixon.
Precinct No. 2 Spring Lake;
McClollan's store. Tercy Dixon,
Joss Johnson, Frank Mayfleld.
Procinct No. 3 Midland; Mid
land hotel. H. H. Folsom, Henry
Cratt, H. L. Jones.
Procinct No. 4 Olcne: Cor
penlng's store building. E. H.
Moore, Frank Corpenlng, Hattlo
Marshall.
Precinct No. B Merrill; Nod
O'Connor residence. M. P. Barry,
Laura A. Hill. Wm. Jlnnette.
Precinct No. 0 Malln: John
Reber residence. Frank Zumpfo,
E. D. 8mith, M. M. Stastny.
YOUTHFUL 'LEGGERS
NABBED WITH STILL
"I honestly hated to do it." de
clared Prohibition Officer Cole, early
this morning. "I believe two
of those youtha are decent boys. 1
think thoy should have a chanco.'
He referred to the arrest late last
night, of Dale Hughea. Dial Hughes,
twins and E. C. Woodward. They
were. Cole charges, In possession of
a still and mash In a house located
three miles west of Olene.
All- of the three youths the
Hughes boys are 18, and the Wood
ward boy Is 17 claim Yakima,
Wash., as their home.
"They told me that they had not
been operating the still, and I be
lieve it," Cole said. "They said
they had planned to run off some
Honor last night, however."
In all probability. Cole said, the
trio will be charged with unlawfully
possessing a still. In the house
where the three boys were, he ex
plained, were 100 gallons of mash,
and tho atlll with a capacity of
about 25 gallons.
"I don't believe there's anything
wrong with the Hughes boys," Cole
repeated. "I think they Just got oft
on the wrong foot this once."
The three probably will be arralg
ned today before Acting Justice of
Peace E. Kendall. They were ar
rested by Cole, Boyd and Laurlence.
by members of the council.
.Henry's statement, as regards his
resignation, "was vent tylef rip c
fered no explanation of his move. .
Recently, however, his serving a ;
engineer for the city has caused
considerable dissentlon, and It had
been intimated that, as a result ot
his serving without being qualified
by law, the city might be plunged
Into numerous law suits brought by
persons who might decline to pay
their assessments on work perform
ed under the supervision ot Henry.
Although councilmen frequently
have expressed themselves aa enter
taining no ill will toward Mr. Henry,
It was commonly known that they
felt his resignation would be the
sensible answer to the problem
which confronted them.
At last night's meeting, the coun
cil allowed $90 salary for officers
who served on the election boards
during the recent elty election.
Forty-two dollars and 25 cents also
was allowed for advertising prior
to the election.
Application for a license, which
was made by the Metropolitan cigar
store, 1110 Main street, was refer
red to the police committee, as was
a similar request from the Palace
card room, to be located on Front
atreet. ,
ATTENTION!
Tho Klamath Pally Xew
Ha an announcement
To mnko shortly
That mean much
To jrou,' Mr. Reader
Anil to you, Sir. Advertiser
Watch for It.
Wo thank you,
The Whole Darn Stnff
TERRIS ABANDONS TRIP
NEW YORK, Nov. 9. Sid Ter
rls, the flashy eastslde lightweight,
who was to have "boxed Tommy
O'Brien at Los Angeles, November
25, has been forced to abandon
his proposod trip to the Pacific
coast because ot an injury to his
rlgh band, sustained In a recent
bout with Basil Gallnnw.
Golden Rule Will Be
CLOSED
Wednesday at
12 Noon
See Special Bargain Days Of
fering on Page 3 In con
nection With Five Day
All Wool Blanket
Special.
Center of . Shopping District