ii HE lilLAIATe 1
The Klamath News
Official Paper -County
of Klamath
The Kbssth Nrv.3
Official Paper '"'
County of Klamath' r
'THROW AWAY YOUR HAMMER-GET OUT YOUR HORN"
Vol. 4, No. 311. Price Five Cents
I KLAMATH FALLS, ORE., SATURDAY, NOV. 12, 1927.
(Every Morning Except Monday)
KNOW FATE S
LQRENA WILL
Tri b u t e sStoien Kis
,DJ 15 Sends Auto
''raid War; into Train
Dead By
N at ions
Lnited State Leaders
Advocate Steps to
Avoid Predicted
Conflict. - ', "
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', (fly United Press)
Tho nations which nine ,
, . .
years ago signed nn armls-'
tlco in the gl'cntcst Wlir of
nil limn nl..rvi.H It- nnl. '
vcrsary Friday with tributes
. ... . , , . ,,
icr-tnone wng low, ineir liven i
n 'the conflict, the dedica-
lion OI war memorials ana
sober ronsideration of tho
advantages of peace. ., ,
In the I'nlled State, J'reald.nt
(.oolidge algnaliied the aplrlt of
hi nation by laying a wroath on
Ilia lomb of tho Unknown Hold- J
ler in . Arnngion cemetery. in
all the large cltlea traftle and;
cooimorc halted' br'ctiy at 11 a. j
Si. In memory of the war end
hll In almoet every rommunlty!
in me country tne nour waa roc-.
ogollcd by the parading of vet-
trana and speech making. ! from the south, the llcnd high j himself the vortex of the aurg-
' Mrs. WooUrow Wlleon. widow , school football team ahut out the'lng, shouting crowd f torchlight
of thq President who guided Ihlsj Klamath grldalvrs yesterday with bearer, lie aided the police, who
country through the war. was In a score of 31 to 0, according toiwera forced to beat many of the
Pittsburgh where alie attended word huro.lnat night. relebrunta Into liwennllilllty be-
enrenionlo In honor of her lavi While tho Klaviath team msd-n fore, Ihey snecended In ettrlcat
huabaad at the New . l ily-County ! excellent yardago gains at Inter-, Ing the-heir to the British throne.
building..
Warn Threatening
A warning that now wars are
threatening was Issued by Kd
ward K. Spafford, national com-
ttonllaul oa lae Klvel
Explosion Sends
Oil Tanker Home:
unn cinaned at in local tnir-,may ue meieti out to w. . ami . Tno uncheon ts incidental to
NKW YORK, Nov. 11. ( 1'IM ' grounda. The score at Ihe end Mark . Wallersoii, Inyo county . public. ceremony Monday night
The American oil tanker lleta. of th gam stood 11 to , favor-'. capitalist, fonud guilty on S t hlch the prMdent will pre
Iwo of IM crew of S missing ! Ing the tlstora. t. , counts of embeiilement and falsi- ,, LndberBh with the National
and nearly a doten siifter'ng
from severe burns, waa limping
back to New York lonlxhl.
. Tho tnnker waai accompanied
by small power bunt 'from tho
coast guard atatlou at flaraegat,
N. J. which went to Its aaalat-
. anco thla afternoon following an i
",f!sVbow i "N 8AN r-HANCISfX). Kov., ll!--
Tho expl'oalon. Which " caused J1'-1'"'0 f"',!"" .'I0".0 I","'
f'aptaln Kehoo. master of iho res- 'urn, bMMo ,f,"klf
ael. to flash flrat an BOS and fom Whlngton tomorrow In
then n urgent request for mcdl- V" on, " "me wh'(,h ttort
(a auppllo. wai heard by sov-T,he J1"",f ,c . C0B"1 ''?y,"",
i ,. i ,1.. ....... .. atandlnga. , ..
Th- .i.lr.M i, i,iti th..' -... I
certain Iho Dot was out of
flaneur and then went on their
sy. . . , . i .
YOUTH WILL GET
$16,000 IF GIRL
ii
. wm . m A,.-Fr.
CAN tSb. LUU A TbLl .
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I.AHAMIK. nyo or. ii.
Nor. 11
AVhnn lh unpin nt tlMin..n
nnnerwater, nyoimng uunivor-;
lty aopliomore. died In l.o Aug-,
tlo last weak ha left a will be-
qtieathliig ....1(.00 to young .
vanuorwateo on condition tint !
thn atlldent'lnarrv hnfnre Niivem
Wr 28. - ,
Vondnrwnter trying desper
ately to got In touch with . a
young woman whose name he will
not reveal but who Is thought
. tit iv un tun t itumc. const, vnn
t ddrwator ha wlrotl to a number
' of addresse In I.os Angeloa and
, San Francisco without auccos.
I ' "If I can't find lior I won't
marry anyone" Vanderwaler haa
rnlil. according to fellow atmlunt.
, flKTTlNU VOUK XKWNT
If not, just trltiphmra S?T,
The Klamath Xnw of flee, ho
Torn M a. m nnd your copy
of thn morning' Issue trill
lie rtollvccctl nt once hy special
carrier. ..
Tho niauugement prlilea jl
aoltf ajuon tho service arrortletl
reader of sou thorn )ncon'a
' leading morning (lall.r and It
tot with n view ttmniV keeping
till service 100 )wr rent Hint
apoclnl deliver) service hits
been Innugitrntril. ' . -
Woman's Story Places
TV VIIISWI kVr jr MUI
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HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 11. (UPM
' - A "!oln kl" caused the'
datii hero t!ii morning or Tom !
) Houston, it, uuariermaatur of
) the Urban military academy, Hi
wat learnt. 1 tonjght, ' j
r Their lips ti-ngriig In'an em-,
! brace. Houston and Mr, dene-1
vleve (JraVca rode into, a Pacific)
Kloctrlc freight grain, Mr. Orate
wife of a proutlnftu Hollywood
inihTumy jail
'where ahe wa held on charge
, .woMon of manslaughter.
, Houston waa killed Instantly
hla Jugular vein waa
IZl h. w "a !
ini n" iiirown. i
aire, uravoi. wno waa onuns
"?"
;WM driving llmmton to hi home
i when he aiiddcnly grabbed her.
'''lT't T.
,d , h occurr(((1
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f$ru JrOOtOdll
Team Wins Tilt
With Klamath
.
L'nleaNhlnc an acrL'il attack
whch bafflisl their onoonentai
ivals In the game, the local bora
r unable to above tho pigskin i
'across tne itend line lor a count-j
itr. Th Ilend boy outrlnaaed tho.
I visitor. In virtually every de,
payment of ,h. g,e,e. was,
Tne second team of the Klam
ath county high achool also look
a drubbing at tho hands of the
Henley high team when Uie two
Tho Henley gla volley, ball ,
learn also carried house a victory j
lover the local high achool glrs.
Washington Is
favored lo Win
U I lliti 'nnar'a
lust stand.
After getting oft to a fine start
In tho early seaann, something
want wrong with Coach Nib
Price's eleven and the Bear
played their worst gamo of thu
sen ho n last Saturday whun the
weak Montana team was aotually
wnuiiia u,iw tiuiu aim inn mini
.coro waa 33 to IS.
.Waahlneton la the betting fnv-
t-mrlte hero with odd 1 to t. and
. .. .
downs. Tho powmflil Husky
tonm, dofeated by fumbles and
hni hoadwork last Saturday by
Btaufurd. are out for blood and
,1,,ni,t win
It thn Hear, however, can play
tiie hends-up gamo lve put up In
tho early aunson. nnd If tho
Husky plays thn blnn-!lko game
ho played last week. It still will
, fairly even.
FLYER WON'T TAKE
: SUICIDAL HOP FOR
FEW DAYS, REPORT
'SAN KUANCISCO, Nov. It. (tit
I') -When tho -Unltoit States
weather bureau Here tonight said ;
that an attempt to fly from' Ran
Francisco- to Hawaii Saturday or
Sunday would be suicidal, Captain
Frederick A. Gltea, Australian !
flyer, announced that he would
abide hy the bureau's ndvlce and
postpone hla flight until . condi
tions jiro favorable,
Karller In 'l!io dny he had an
nounced that ho in Ik M hop off
Saturday morning,
The weather bureau reports a
sharp disturbance. Accompanied
hy fresh winds, ruin nnd cloud
HflO inlloa off (he Oregon const
nnd recommended against the
flight for nt leant two days,
I Wale s I s!MUSSOLINI launches
It J NEW REVOLUTION BY
Caught 1m limiting suffrage
Stampede
At F e t e
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Armistice Celebration
Mobs Endanger Life
of England's Future;
King. I
LONDON. Nov. 77. (U.!
p.)Stamridinif
mobs in-'
, , ... . . j
"ocently imperilled ,.the
. . i
lOlllgni
ae-l.vhnn num fhnn 100 000
wl Wly enthusiastic cele-
urillli. 01 ji minute uuy ku
out of control ut the end of ,
, .1. t I 1 I. II..U4 -
tine iuniuua lurvu jui'
ade of war veterans at the'
"otaph.
Scotland Yard police fought ; m politically motmci rep
' deapvrately with t-rowda of half-, reaontatlve ayatem which the
i drunken men and women who council created la , unlike any
; had worked Ihemaolvn Into un- modern form of government.
: ruly frentlur of excitement over: !" 'he magna chart nolltl-
! the nectacnlr ccremonle at the
m . .... i
mori.1. t
L ' Tollce tlulw I'actl
The I'rlnre of Walea remained
calm when he auddenly found
Kleht ncraona were aeriouslv
(Cuallaued 1-aale rive I
; 1
f nntr Tdvmo Iiosa
I-rOIlg 1 CrlHa T dtC
JyQ
.NIIKI'ENI)KXCK. falif.. Nov
11. (UP) Maximum sentences of. thur tiocbel la expected to al
13S year Imprisonment etch tend.
flcat(pn of bank records, wncn
llrey aapcnr for- aenlence hero
Monday.
Conviction on all counts fol
lowed leas than six hours delib
eration by a Jury considering evi
dence which tended to show that
Ihe wnltemons -embexiled fis-1-0U0
through manipulation of
funds deposited In bank . Con
trolled by them. -
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(KlilTOR'S NOTB The de-,
ere of (bo fascist grand coun
cil, abolishing the Italian
chamber of deputle and part
le dppotted to fascism, and ur-f
pressing universal auffrangef
la a radii ally new departure
In government. Basically rtlf
ferenl from the magna charta.
Ita Importance la considered al-:
moat a great, f , ,
Italy ralla the new experi
ment "anolhor revolution.";
The following Interpretative'
atory tell how the fascist gov- ,
ernmeut expectt to rule Italy,
and what voire the people will
have Inline government).
. nu " w - ti r a
'7 iugui . Mvmnii -
u,,!,,,,! preM 8tllff t'orreapondent
KOMK. Nor. U Italy exper-
"" """"J?":
.'the fascist grand council, headed
by Premier MuHaollnl. at S p. m
today aurpreiid nuiversai auf
f rage and ordered abolition of the
national chamber of doputlea and
political parties oppoacd to
the
j government. , '
cal and geographic conalderatlona
ti - has-atn I Ho I to aila nf nil Inn
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Lindy And Ruth j
Will ieet Today;
WAHMNCTOX. Nov. 11. C.f
P. I The king ,-and queen of
tram-Atlantic air lano t'oloneV lowed by' Jower temperatures,
Ch.rle,A. I.lndlrgb .und H,ihwe.,damed. -am. farm crop..;
Elder will meet here Monday. C. A. Henderson, connty agent.;
'. over tb White honse
lunelwon.
table. lany loawea will be Incurred byj
Both Lindbergh and Miss ETder ,armer" hecanse of the weather.
w.ro Invited as the guest, of ,he -nchera. were j
President and Mm. Coolldge, lo- ; PPred for a change of weath-
golher with all aviator who have h "and Probably not (
attempted the ,,n.A,uBte more than S per cent of th. spud ;
flight and aome of the Pacific ' ""P remained In the .ground.
fllera. Of the latter group. A-''r,,,' '"" nia rancher were I
f!co-raphic aoclety a Hubbard
mdn for niflncerlna- achlevc-
ment.
1X)HKS KKillT, Hl H'llK!t
' KANSAS CITY. Mo.. Nov. 11.
(U.P.I Because her eyesight
was rapidly falling. Alice lloltlho,
IS, high school graduate, com-
mlt.ted-auiclde here tonight.
See America First
W;M' i
1 rcpreaenlation. the' , fancWt de-'(
rree replaced them aa far ai :
: poanlble, hy economic conalder- i
atlona - , j
It waa the flrat Intention of;
I the grand council to allot voted i
'only to producing griAipa organ-i
lied Into guild called "corpor-!
taxionl." C. , . 1
Thi principle will be main-!
luined in modified form to Or'
elude other clument Seaiguated t
by the faaclat party. N - - j
It la understood thla change,
waa Induced by the atrong repre-j
'aentatlon which the forcea of!
labor would have collected lfj
the baala of renreaentatlon wera i
made purely economic. j
Klementa othy than economical to 7 victory of the Ore-
.in
hiii
lea.
inciuae numeroua. caiegor-.
aneh aa "while collar"
worker, Intellectuala and artlata. 1
The
rovolotloir replat-ea
ihua abollahlng opposition part -
lea entirely.
oniy memocra ot tne laacwi ;
party will have the right to votci
depending upon their member
. ahip In the faaclat guild.
The grand council will be con
nlted on all choice for office j n-Mhe. gave O. A. C. two tooch
and will exerclae the right otiinw,, ln tint quarter and
veto, baaing lla Judgment on the tnwl t ,max the brilliant work
candidates fltnew aa a faaclat ne raQ -nrd, through -the en
and hi ability to represent th? ; ti fl-mi iram if the final
trn llrt ran tint inn I AiiaMllnMa
Farm Crops Not
Damaged, Reports
Contrary to prevalent report
that the recent rain, closely
yesterday declared that tew If .
pniciicaiiy unisuca n taetr.ated will stage wnat promises ' do wo to e his vLltors, who re
harvest." 1 ! ' to be Its biggest meeting so far. : que!ied to see another gjccup&nt
Potatoes still In the ground this afternoon at the chamber of j ot na jnn while the jailer was
will not be damaged, although ( commerce. Bob Co-ne stated last t g0ne to Rlt the man asked for
digging will be more difficult, he . night. . . ' the bottle changed hands.
ald. Standing grain waa not hurt ( Purpose of today's meeting will ; However, he sheriff's office
by the rains as little wind ao.be to close np final details of had heard a rumor that uch a
companled the .wetw earlier, to organisation, and attention will transaction was to take place, so
blow down the uncot wheat. . jalso be slven to any opponents j before the visitors departed two
Hl'ItT IX CKI-KllltATlON , scheme who accept Coyne's lnvl- 8eHrcheU Steele, found the whls
MT. VEKOKN.'lnd., Nov. 11. tatlon to attend today's session ky, ad arrested John Coerse.
(U.P.) Three national guard of-, and voice their views, , who had brought II.
fleer were Injured today firing) Report from outlying com-; Coerse Is being held In the
a defective shell In a field piece inunltlcs ot the county yesterday, j couutv jail, pending his hearing
as part ot an armistice day ccle-
brailon.
Oregon Is
Defeated
ByO.A.C.
Beavers
Webf eet Lose Home
coming Tilt 21-7;
Maple Is Big Star
of Game.
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EUGENE, Ore;, Nov. 11.
(U.P.) Outstanding in the
. . . : ..
Kcuiiurin college
over the
University of Ore-:
nl-;gon on the p-Jdiron here
hi afternoon was Howard
Maple, 'small Agjrie- quar-
f -rr,,.k hn lmf hla tmrn
to success in a sensational
manner. i
Maole'a pause : and line
I period
to
;rore the third touch-
' dowa.
I Oregon's lone touchdown came
f In the final period two minutes
before the game ended when
oodle. substitute back. threw ,
aass from mtdfleld which Bur-1
, Bell. Webfoot halfback, caught'.
tol-,and Bur-ell crossed the line after .
shaking off four O. A. C, tatk -
i-,.. - -
core In Farst
r.ry in the game the Aggies
(Coatlaaed ou Paso Hwl I' 'I'"" manner so be arracgea
: to have a "bottle" brought ta
t(jimsiU riti7Pn ' ! to .him. -
IViailldU! VIlIeiI A ,rend. emplo.ve.1 by a larg
T C0oG;nn TnrlaV lumber company of , th city,
III OCSMIUH lUUd)!lw , , Steele yesterday
. "afternoin. bringing' another man
( "Klamath Citizen, lncorpor-; wfth nlm Bt;)e wa brought
of the Klamath land selling :
according to Coyne, indicated a
large attendance of those Inter-,
ested In the movement. This
I
to be the last meeting of the or
ganisation until Coyne returns
from I.oa Angeles, where he will
go soon In the interests of -the j . ( . - .
new plan. , . " IHIU"QUK. la., Nov. 11. tl'P)
'The plea that "no one would
ArmictipA Qhnfc j want lo kill his own graudmoth
Xllllidlll,C OHU19 j cr". will be usod by Leonard Cota
nrtlA Qlg-t-nora 18- ,,d ntA Kramer.' 18, to
1 OKI I lit OlCCpCl 3 . ,avo ,t,em from hanging tor the
' murder of Mrs. Kllxubeth Mc-
Klamath Falls celebrated Ar- Kltrlck. 73.
mistlce day. but at no time did ; cola and Kramer attacked 'tho
exubernnce of Ihe holiday crowds B(.ed, half blind woman last week
get out ot bounds. Chief of Po-J mhe,n ,he found them ransacking
lice Keith-Ambrose, following a : nBr honso In search of $10,000
i relatively quiet evening, stated.
By midnight, most celebrants
hud left the streets, and the
business district assumed lla nor- j
mat week-night appearance. No;
arrests were made, the police
chief Btatcd. 1
ShorU'y after ' midnight resl-
aoms aiong lower t ine sirejM
and Payno alley were startled by
pismi snois irom a, gun in met
hands of some over-iea!ous p:it-
riot In a speeding car. The fir-'
lug was brlof, however, and Cas
ualties nil. ... - I
REBELS WOUNDED -IN
CLASH 'VVITH
MARINE' FORCES
MANAC.UA. Nut. 11. ( UP)
Fourteen rebels were wounded,
several of thoin fatally. In a clash
between United States marines
and rebels at-Tolpnneca, aecord-
J ing to reporla published in local
newspapers tonight.
The press also reported, nu
engagement between marines and
liberal force at Santa Hltn. near
Iho Honduranian border.
General Miller, a (iormnn. said
to have been an aid In (leneriil
Moneada.. Liberal leader. In. thn
teWnt revolitllnn, ha been nr
rested at Blueflclds a
citutlonnry nieasuroc
pro-
Big Pageant
Ran Fete
over 4,000 Visit Town
To Celebrate Opening
Of New Line i
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ALTl'RAsJ, t'allf.. Sov. 11. j
'(IT.H.) A pageant depleting the;
tevolutlon of tranHportatlon mark'
ed the formal opening of the:
Nevada-t'allfornla-Orc goa'a new!
; broad gauge line between Wendel
'nnd Altura. t . ;
t More than 4.'iu permina. many '
of whom came from San Fran-;
cisco, Keno. S icranumto and Oak- j
land attended the peasant and f
the barbecue which waa bcld.fol-
lowing the parade of odd vehicle .
which terminated at the depot ;
where giant locomotive which ,
"! vart trade wmtorr.the fate 0f Lorena.Trickey,
were nianumg. '
in the parade there were in- j
dim pole draga. ox-carla. itnge
coachea.' prairie echooners. pais
tralna. buckbearda. bicycles, mo-
torcyclea and automobile: each
a aymboi of one period of th
evolution of trannportatlon.
Itallroad uffictxl slated at a
tmnqnitt tonight tht the new
line opens np one of the richest
virgin trade territories remain-j
lug In the great, north west.
The new llae connects with
the main line ot the Southern
, Pacitic at Wemjel.
Prisoner Got
Booze But Pal
. Went To Jail!
l , Kay Steel, on oicnpant ot the
- nnty' jaldc-lded- to" celebrate
J. . . .. . t . v
armistice t-y tu u. e
ifi.en, . ,,n the tcene. They
(Continued oa Page Six)
.
Boys Think Plea
Will Save Necks
! cash' and bonds she kept there.
Thev . left her unconscious after
ohtalnltts Ihe money. " She was
('ota'a maternal grandmother.
didn't mean to kill her,
alld they can't hang ns for It." ;
Cota said when he was placed
n a .cell here after the two were
. returned from St. I.ouls, -Mo.,
where lhej were arrested. ' . ,
"When we tell our story we
will be turned loose."
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U.S. MOST MORAL v
NATION IN WORLD,
SPANISH DECIDE
MADRID. Nov. 11.. iUP)-The
United Slates Is one nf the most
morn) Tonntrles In the world,
speakers said today at Ihe clos
ing session nf the national as
sembly against Immorality.
Hut the ;lelegales decided
Spain needed a good morality
crusade and Ihe assembly de
cided to launch one which would
touch the most accessible hamlet
In the nation.
The minister of the Interior
promised government support foe
the mnruatty movement which
hopes to abolish pornographic
literature, censor films aud fash
ions, curb the use of morphine
and other drugs nnd stop public
profanity.
Lakeviev
Case Mr.y
Hit Jury
Saturdr:?
Must Decide Whel
Cowgirl Stabbed
in Self Defense;
Story Talked.
LAKEVlEW, Ore'., Nov.
j, (JJ.p.) Scales of jus-
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tice are fevenly balanced
and tornorrow, it Is likely.
equestrienne extraordinary,
wno l8 accused of Slaying.
: R haPDy-KO-lucky COWboT
; neT naPP .. ti .
: partner, J. I . allm ar-
,rjS- will be in the hands of '
a jury. .
"- Only one question cor-:'
fronts the 12 men who arf
sitting in judgment over tt.
little rodeo queen. ' .
"Was she justified in ki:i- i
ing Harris?" is . the' single,
mystery of this sensationl .
trinf on the "last frontier"
which- the jury must
on
Still echoing through the lltue
Western -town tonight- w 111
,t-jt--ie llll ' B .
the cowgirl In her own defense.
. mill LtnM Hla .
"tied knows I loved blm
drunkenness and all," Ml
THckey cried ont from the wit
ness stand' as she ' finished" th
(C'ontlitued oa taje Five) ,
Cold Wave Hits
Whole Southwest
KANSAS CITY. Nov. U. (UPI
Blustery cold winds 'swept
down from the north today whu
all section of the southwest
shivered In the. nddn change ol
temperatures. Even colder wea
ther was predicted for Satnrday.
At Kansas City the mercury,
was expected to drop to J4 de
grees during the night and gar
ages reported heavy sale fit al
cohol for automobile nd cloth
ing stores were rushed In selling.
heavier clothing. - -
,Vl Oklahoma City the mevcuty
dropped to below 58 and ctJlCer
1 weather was predicted. W ft lt
wore reported throughout Okla
homa and Kanaka as blustery and
cold. ' ' . ; ' . . 1
Oddities in the
Day's News1 V
(Called frees)
BKRI.1N. Not. 11. CUM'-1
have 2. dependents," said Kco'dor
! Challnpln. the grand opera star,
Protesting, against the proposal
to Jlmtt the fee of opera fkgefii
to 25 a. performance. ,-
Regarding hisr eceat divorce
In Moscow, he . soldi
"My wife nd I stlii art? 'lin'rnB
; n-t friendly term,
.
ct
Avoid the
. Postoffice Ru-S
Do Your 1
Christmas
Early
days to) -
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