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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1926)
TUB KLAMATH NEWS Uncle Samuel Is Censured on Mex Religious Fight Former Premier of Italy It of Opinion Wo Should Show Moro Antipathy Toward Neighbor noMK, Autt. M. (t ltr,l N )- The uratlun uf Ainrrlran aUrar during Um rrllicloiui com UvVmy In Mt-iUo U Mined by ImMrt I.ukuIiI, furnirr ptfinlnr of Italy, lu an wtlrlo pulilUlml In I ho Italian pmw. "Why tln th I'bllvd Hlatra re male allml?" auk th former ire mlr. "Why. under tha auaplraa of the holy father who la Ynr- lixl by lirllorKrt and reaperled by rll, down't tha Uoiiuii of Nallotia or, aonia othor aaaoiiullon rUa and da flare In Mexico) thai humanliy da luanda a cwuallon o( t It la carnal. " l.uatatll mcalled lha raaolullon rd at lK eucharlatlc conor In I'Dlcaxo Dial "frendom of con clone aliall be Rraiitrd to all encta, Tsrka. Jew and I'aplala." lid cited I ho axamplaa of lloaar WllHaina. (leor Waahlmlon and Pen lamia Kranklln aa proof of hla aaar(lon that lrolalanla, I'alhollra and poopl of oilier rll(lona "bow before the aupremo need of rell( lt.ua liberty." Mo charted that I lie aevere man linr of lighting Catbotlflam In .Vex. Ico waa unlqua.ln civil hlalory. ' ... u '. j u.n. ui.jjai.n...i.jj.j, HALF WIT CHARGED MURDER MINISTER Friday. Anoint 13. 1f2 Oontand Page ) itMla'a rue axalnat Mr a. Hall, lha raclor'a widow, who la alao under arreat, although free on $15,000 ball. Holla Wlllla Rlavena. who glared Canton Man May Be Charged With Murder of Editor CANTON, Ohio, Aug. 12 (Uni ted Newa) Tha Murk county grand jury, wheduled to convert here Monday may ba aakad to Indict a proachlna; hlmny a heavy wire rreeiilng. They aiopped at the rarden'a office when they left the prlaon, and carried out a number of bundlea, pereonal effecta of the condemned man. Willi iheae they alepped Into a waiting taxlrab and tried away through the hot after noon unhlim. - about uncertainly and t'arpender. ( ( anion man believed to lie I he auava and aelf contained, pleaded I lleulanunt of an uodorworld load- not utility. Karh waa charged wlther for the murder of Don It lha alaylng of both the Dominie and attn, publlaber of the Canton r. .11 ma. The two meu were Newa, four weeka no. i taken lo the little lull In which The' auapect agaluat whom evl-J the widow wu held for two daya, Idenca mar be ureaented haa cone and were held without hall pending' calmly about hla bualneaa alnce Acid Bride Don't Like Idea Being Sent to Prison LOH ANOKI.KH, Au-S. IS. (I'nl-i ted Newa) Mra. Ilrnle Day, I "acid bride," convicted of hurling' acid In the face of bar young hue-1 band. Darby Day. Jr., will prob-' ably carry her caaa lo the alteram j Kj court or ina inuea state in a i laat effort to escape a one-to-14- For reaulta uaa Newa Claaa Ad. ' year aentenca In Hao Quentln prla-' .. -1 . VltTOH IIWOltD (i.U.K Three thouaand new mechanical cut record' Uiraa lor" one dollar. I Mel-! ' daya only, at Hhepberd'e. Dally on. It waa announced here Thurs day. I Mra. Day, accompanied by her: mother, Mra. Grace Llndatrom, ar rived In Loa Angelea from Chicago to confer with her attorney on the neat atep In the cane. The pair left Chicago ahortly after the eu preme court of California bad re fuaed a rehearing In a reveraal of a declalon of tha appellate court. Special aala on dlahet. ' Deferred layment pLen: tl.00 down, f 1.410 each week. Claud II. Davis, Furni ture. McCarthy Building. A13 Hard Timo DANCE at Keno Saturday Night August 14 Prizes Given ' Electrical Storm Hits New York in Terrific Force NBW YORK. Augitat 1 J. (Unl ted'Newa) An elecirlcal atorm. ac companied by turrentlal ralna, ewept down on eaatern New York and New Jereey Ihla afternoon and a aeaaed heavy damage, raueed at leaat one death and banished e heat wave. The deluge short-circuited sub way power line and rendered alg nal ayalema almoat uaeleaa. Traffic on the Reventh avenue subway, one of two principal north and 'south arterlea on Manhattan, wa tied up for the tint thirty minute of the rush hour. Twenty . falae alarma war aounded becauae of abort clr cults In Ih down-town eectlona. and racing fire auparatua added to the canfualon In street wher traffic wa already lied up. Patrick Kellly a subway motor- formal arraignment Frlduy after noon. Thia waa only what wa expected Timothy Pfeffer, Mra. Haifa attor ney, said when Informed Of tha (fr real, A fortnight ago Pfelffer had pointed out that tha alula could not logically avoid arresting Mr. Ilall'a brother and cousin If they look her Into ruatodv. Wltneaaea upon whoa testimony Himpaoii, as epeclnl prosecutor la attempting lo weave the casa around the accused widow, told of seeing a woman and two men at I'hllllpa farm tha Heptember night four eara ago, when the amoroua cou ple were (lain. The prosecutor established a precedent when he obtained war rants for the arrest of Rtevena and Carpender from Judge Cleary. of the court of quarter seulona, Inatead of from a Justice of tha peace, aa waa done when Mr. Hull waa ar rested. Willie Rtevena was at tha borne of hi alater In New tlrunawlck. where ha haa been since her ar rest, when state trooper went In take him Into, cuetody. Carpender waa also arrested at Mr. Hall's residence. When th prlarmere were brought in Rnmervllle they were queatloned by Captain l.amb. Inspector Under wood. Captain Walsh and 8ergaant Meek of the Jersey City nolle- who wnre put on tha case by Oovernor Moore. Neither fllevena. who waa care fully chaperoned by A. Dudley Wat son, a New Urunswlrk lawyer, nor Carpender would comment tin their arrest. ENTOMBED MEN ARE FINALLY RELEASED (Coallnure Krosn Page Owe) hen Ih rave-In hit. lie waa np ahead and could, have got out all man, waa perhaps fatally burned by i ,Igal lt ,( hadn't coma bock to electrical spark which burst from tha control cabinet of hla train when the first car waa struck by lightning. The conductor took chaxg and' ran lha train Into a station at l-ong Island. Many aectiona of Manhattan were flooded. The IVnnaylvanla tube. running from Sixth to Seventh v' I ddm't nuee, carricu a nrr airraui ui water which the sewora were Inatle- j quale lo carry off. The llronklyni , .; ;,7,.r;r,c"h.ur':i'' -. i- . . A . found we bad only four matchea was lioonra. d mM fan of witer ,t w1 warn ua of what was going on. " "At first w Just huddled to gether like rata, and didn't do any thing much but hops and pray. No-' body waa mush afraid. Fact U. there wasn't much, to be afraid of. Wa were trapped and If we got out we did. and if we dldn I. we Hut wa sure honed we would. "The boys kind of pointed me nut to ba their leader after at the Central park luo and rescued by the police emergency squad. At lllghtstown. N. J.. lightning atruck aud killed Slauley Carpen ter, IS, aa ha crossed an open field. Ills two brothers who accom panied him were shocked but not severely Injured. Lightning atruck the ateepl of the Hlmpann Methodist church In Jersey City and started a fire which destroyed the structure. While fire men worked" lo prevent the tire from apreadlng, traffic waa tied up for half an hour. An alarm waa sounded from St. Jobn'a hospital in lxng Ialand City when a bolt of lightning struck a terribly cold down there and we lit one lump at a time for a while, but finally the last one burned out. The darkness waa awful. It would make a man craiy In a short while, Coulrl Hear In-Ill "We could bear the drills and pumpa working up above and that gave u hope. Hut once In a while they would stop and wa would be afraid the boy had given ua up. t Rescue machinery broke down several times during the operation.) "There wasn't anything to talk about but I guesa each one of ua thought a plenty. W got terribly thlraty, but we saved that can of water and tried to wet our tongues the alaylng. It la learned. Hla name ba not been revealed by In-, veatlgatore. A woman who Uvea near lha Mrtette home la expect ed to ba the atate'a star witness. . She Is aald lo have seen the flight ' of Melette's aossaaln from her win dow. Tha murdorer ran across a street, after firing, mumbled over an embankment, scrambled to hla I feel and daaheq) down a aid street, I according 10 her alleged testimony. This testimony tieara out the I theory that a single gunman fired ilhe a hot a that killed tha crusading editor, after he had waged a cam paign against vice. It alao bears out the belief that he was murdered at the behest of an underworld faction whose bual neaa was hampered by Melette's campaign, Ora Slater, special county Inves tigator, went to Cleveland Thur day. to confer with iwo sister of Patrick McDermott at their own requeal. McDermott la believed to be the decoy hired to divert atten tion from the real killer ny nta in criminating movemenla. Candy Kid Pays Extreme Penalty ' For His Misdeeds I1AL.TIMOKE. August II (Unit ed News) Richard lleese Whltte- more, the bandit condemned to die , for the murder of a penitentiary gnard. apent one of hi last hours lata this afternoon with his lm mediate family. He va to die at 12.30 o'clock , Friday morning. The last persona he saw before death before th few who attended i lha execution were hla father. Haw-, lings V. Whlttemore; his wife. .Mra. Margaret Whlttemore; Ilia brother, Ilawllngs. Jr.; his mother-in-law. Mrs. Theresa Messier and hi brolher'a -wife. 1 They entered a aide entrance of tha Maryland penitentiary. Police pstrollnr the sidewalk outld-:tbe 1 gaunt prison! walla, had to force an I rpenlng through the denae crowd I of women and children pressing In 1 against tha grating. The bandit s wife "Tiger 1.11". ' wore a hln, abeeny blue dress and I a atraw hat to match, whose droop-1 Ing brim shielded her face. To pre- vent newspaper photographer from ; getting hqr picture ahe ahlelded her race wttn a newspaper mw, M,ur, ( It dabbed at her eyes with a tiny blue handkerchief. The bandlt'a family talked with the doomed "candy kid" for exact ly an hour, across an Intervening space of five feet In the death houae. On hla aide of tha gulf Whltlemoe pessed his. thin, tight face against the bare, while hla visitors were prevented from ap- W A -B. A A r B I PHONG l0 WESTERN TRANSFER COMPANY 410 MAIN TRAX8FKR AXD DRATISO hlsji-tenaion electric trunk and aet I by aucklng on damp timbers. fire to the fuse box nent of llio building, In the baae- t (1IIAMI M.HtrttlAI. XAMI-II Kl'flKNK. August 11. K. A. rtooth haa been selected grand mar shal of the Industrial parade which will be a feature of tha Trall-to-Rall celebration hero August to. A ma chine carrying Booth will hand the Hue of march, followed by a ma chine In which Mayor Lee and gov ernor Pierce will rldo. VUTOIt HKCOHD HAI.R Three thouaand new mechanical cut records three for one dollar. Few daya only, at 8bepherd'a. tf NOTICK OK PUflLICATION (Publisher) , DKPARTMKNT OP THE INTKRIOll IT. 8. Land Office at Lakevlew, Oregon, July 14. 12. NOTICE la hereby glvon that Mi chael Fayna, of Merrill, Oregon, who, on March SS, 1923, made Rec lamation Homestead Entry. No, 011064, for Farm Unit "p" or 84 NU.NU. SUNUflU lot 13, 8Vi NttNH'i BttNKWSRVi. lot 14. it mil II Section IS. Township 41 Range HE., Willamette Meridian, haa filed notice at Intention to make Ihree.vaar Proof, to OataDllan Claim In tha land above described, before r ii ii.tjn ninrk County Court. nt Klamath Fall. Oregon, on the 24th day of August, 1026. rtnimnnt narno a witnesses Hever O. Vlker.. of Morrill. Ore- fnn. William II. Hatfield, of Merrill, Oregon. Oscar Hnmroelt, of Merrill Oregon, Richard Walsh, of Marin, Oregon. F, P. LIGHT, Register. Jul 20-Atig. 10 Ina. 'Way down below ua somewhere i we could near water ruuning ana that made It all the worse. There was not any way of telling the time: we Juat had to alt Ihere or walk around aa much aa we could to keep warm. Callllu Was Injured I guesa It waa about Sunday that fleorge Catlllo got to look ing around for water and hurt his hack. ' He waa laid up and we bad to keep close to him to keep him warm. Wo weren't afraid of auf- locatlon. as the hole made when the roof fell In let lu plenty of air. We figured we could hold out for three weeka. "There were two slopes In the drift, and they had to serve for neda. A atope la a scaffolding on tha order of those used by brick layers. Every ao often we held a sort of prayer mealing, praying for rescue. Wa were holding one when Iho hoys broke through lo ua this morning. ' "When Iho boya pumped that compressed aid In to ua they thought they were doing ua aomo good, out It made It all the colder and we had rlenty of air already. "Well, llinl'a about all. except that we didn't . know whether this wa Sunday afternoon or Mon day last week. I gues the boy are coming out of It all right, aren't they?" Congnluem ruga, large alia, only $12.00, Ivory dreesers only 125.00. Terms It desired. Klamath Home Supply Co. 1028 Main St. tt For result! nie New Cleat Ada. NOTICE , Market and Furniture Week Aug. 10 to Aug. 28, 1926 Bualneaa Men of Klam ath Falls i Combine your bualnesa trip with pleasure by bringing your wife end family along during this event and make the teaullful HOTEL MANX, Powell St. at O Far roll, your home and head quarter. The Hotel Manx has the following features: Circulating Ice water In every room. You can check your auto mobile from the hotel of fice. Dining Tooma In connection-. Free bus meets every train. Rates aa follows: 76 rooms, detached bath, $1.60 per day 100 rooms, detached bath, $3.00 per day 100 rooms, with bath, $2.60 per duy 76 room, with bath $3.00 per day Special Weekly Ratet ' . M. A. SAMUEL, Managing Owner. WHERE QUALITY MEETS CONFIDENCE Shopping News- A GIGANTIC DRESS SALE At the R. A. Pilcher's Department Store Saturday, August 14th Sweeping Reductions on Coats, Suits and Dresses Everybody know thi store for its excellent quality; knows it, too, for the exceptional values, offered during the regular season, but with reduced prices prevailing every visitor gets more than she anticipates. m ' So extensive is the assortment in style,, in size and in pattern that every woman is certain to find the garment she seeks at the price she fs glad to pay. .7-" " In this group we are showing dresses. Regu lar values of $12.50 to be closed out at $2.90. Made of tub taffeta, crepe Harvard and Eng 'lish prints. Neatly, ribbon and lace trimmed. $12.50 values at extra special fcO 90 price .'. Pt- In this group we are offering a wonderful sel ection of latest styles, and real quality, made of materials such as velveteen, flat crepe, voiles, crepe-de-chine and woolens. Nicely trimmed with lace and embroidered. Biggest bargain ever offered. Every $19.75 value gar ment must go at extra special fc y 90 price - - v e Every $79.50 frock in our Ready-50 to-Wear department must go at- t4JXJ We are showing in this group the largest array of high class frocks ever offered in Klamath Falls at such an unheard of price. ' . i Come in materials such as georgette, rotory crepe, crepe-de-chine, crepe satin. Smartly trim med with lace inserts georgette appliqued, net collar, cuffs and pockets, also metallic and bead ed lace. , " These values are too big to express with words. Come in and see them. Regular fc g 50 values $79.50. Now extra special v CO INCORPORATED department Stores Fifth and Main Sts. Klamath Falls, Ore. WHERE QUALITY MEETS CONFIDENCE ii im : m Tngc FjV Bt a - n i i n i
