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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 15, 1927)
TIIF. KLAMATH NKV8 PACE ElfillT TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 1027. "T i. TWO SLAYERS SENT TO PEN IN GOOD TIME Twenty-Four Hour After ' Crime, PlotUrt Are Behind Prison Bart Tl'AtKESfiA. Wli.. Nov. 11 (CP) Lasa than 24 noun after confessing they k'.llcd Mm. Em ma Oreenwaldt to collect her In aurance. Alvln Greenwaldt, her husband, and Arthur R. Beti hold, whom Greenwaldt hired to aaxlat him. were taken to Wan pun penitentiary to begin aerrinf a' life aentenre. ..Pronoun-eirent of eentenee to day by Judge O. M. Davison ended the "perfect crime" the, wo admitted they planned to col- lei t a f I O.dOO insurance policy : carried by Mrs. Groonwaldt. j . Cn-enwalril was found Injured and hla wife killed, ostensibly by bandlla. last week. Police an-' peeted a fiend who had killed ana aiiaraea oiccr women in inn vicinity and were disponed to be Heirs the husband's story. -ureetiwaldl a position was arVenrt honed further by ad mis aiiin that he was a booli"33ir. (but certain circumstances of t'-ie murder indicated a lao'lte other than robbery and altantitrh Cncnwaldt had allowed Ret hold to beat .him. physician raid the Injurlea austaiued wer-i cot fTflelen .to cause the pm'-mit.'d ifi' ons"irusncsa tho bootleg ;-T claimed. After five days of constant questioning, Greenwaldt told if bin lore for another woman an.l fJaHii-e for the insnranco money. TtMihold drove into tho country with the couple, the confession Mid. and while he was attune :n the rear seat of the automobilc vith Mrs. Greenwaldt. he put M em around her. grabbed h.'r throat and strangled her. -Then tbey tore the dead wo man 'a clothing, threw her bode into a field. Greenwaldt took a beating and awaited to report to police and collect the Insurance. ' Petthold. a bua driver, gut two diamond rings Mrs. Greenwaldt wore tor hla part In the crime and waa to receive tiOO when th- 9 bootlegger collected his InMU anee. He inlst?d. however, that he participated in the killing "a-i favor" to the husband rathei ARE YOU SCARED OF YOUR DENTIST? Vort 'Need No Isoweer Live in h'vmr of the IKnital Chair. nh Nitrou-) Oxide-OxTgen gas Wf place the patient In a state of Analgeaia. Tatient romamii conscious, hut entirely InsenriMe ta pain. The greatest discovery of dental science in the last generation. DR. PEAT "Dentintry With a Written Guarantee." ABSOLUTELY PAINLESS Open Evenings Sugar-man Itl ls. th A- Main X-RAY EXAMINATION J r?J - - ' z i Coffee Schillin? Easy to open with the key-wind. Rich with stroma - rich with fiavor which until you use the last $0- " f Schilling Coffee f I ca IV spice!' ji rat rati ii.iiiiir;iiimiiimilliiilliiiUiU Named Consul -jO. i a. V far j 1 4 v Jy Scnor been .nnoin'cd la the post of consul k,.neral of Nicaragua at New Orleans. She is the first woman , f fg.-ry and one of the ,v v, m,.a j:, .;,e Wl,r j to oo t ury ,Uvh a hlch diplomatic post. Copco Phase Club 11 nrkinf I 111 IfJinPi1 Further plans tor making th? bird annual riectricnl Ball to be held Thanksgiving night in : the fairgrounds cxhibita Duildiit;. he biggest and best so far given wen- la d la-t night at a meri t's of the I!:-' I:atl"n clu'i. au aii rp!'iy. x, tanisatiu ot the California Oregon Powr con-.pany. Krom the number or tickets which bare been disposed of. ft was revealed, a larger crowd tha:t usual will attend, and for the pas; two years it has been necessary ' to tarn late comera away from . the affair. This year, however, it is thought that the fairgrounds exhibit building will be largo 'enough to hou;e tho gathoritg. A brilliant electrical display, which will excell that of lal year, is King p-epared by the decoration ccn;niit'ee. Vera Vn of the committee promise to furu looso artificial lighting, atars ' and moons aplenty. ' Les Sailing's orchestra wil! t furnish thfi music. than because he wanted t'lv n-.nney Both pkjdtd guilty to first degree ciurdfr. Tearher Wore Her SkirtsToo Lon (Continued from Page One) -i em-en of the 65 students iu th high sihrol walked out! and !5 per cent of the parents are back- i tng them up. !rs. Hailerk was elected to -uecned P. E. Coloman, who re-. eently died. Sta'e Fu'TinTlrTv TT'-iward 1 ai no; yet decided what he will C about it. III'KK MIIHJW I)KAI '. PASADENA, rallf.. Nv. U. (VP) Funeral services will b? held here tomorrow fnr Mrs. Charlotte S. Aycrs, widow of James J. Ayers, a 43'er and former owner of tha Los Angeles Evening Express. She died in her home Sunday. C!aslfii.d advertising Is a morning paper proposition al ways. r.e the News H E vacuum key-wind tin preserves the flavor for vou until you are ready ta use the cofTec. The key-wind leaves a close-fitting Service Cover keeps the flavor in grain in the tin. 1 Delfl.la V luucj has vlyKw naming itiwdcr f r v, x Photo-In Hearst Papers Held Jake -LOS AXGELKS. Nor. ti. Of) Th. t..v n ... i 1 1. . 1 1 1 1 A Pesuulra, cf Los Angela, last : night branded "fake." the pur ported official Mexican docu- ' nionta. pbotoatatlc roplea on which are being: publish d In the Hearst newspaper, today, after "he had examined them as print ed In The F.ianitncr nl Vv mero Alniada, attarho cf the Mexican embassy at Washington and now on duty here, voiced the tame opinion. The Mexican offlcta'.a declared :ie anme it similar documents were offered fr salt" two mot:r -go to representative of tie Mexican government In this eotn ry by Mexican political refu gees. The offer of aale alleged ly waa ta prevent their ue 1 .iientnst the administration of President ('allot. When notified i.f the a-s rted nttnwi to ob tain Vtrt -'(:. f.r ti pipe-.. Pre-dd?nr Ca'.'.ca wai aald by the officials to have advised them to disregard the matter. i WASHINGTON. Nov U. Secretary Kcll.gR declined to comment today on the publication of documenta In the HcarU news rapera pnrprrtlng to be repro ductions of Mexican official coat- ! municatiotts. Bf comment on a atjry based on documentary material concerning the existence and authenticity of what it has no knowledge and no informati. a whatever." he aM. yexiiau embassy orflciaia de- .-lared the document were falsi- ii.aiii ns end not worthy of com- tiicnt. One Dead, Many Injured In Riot NEW I'KLHI. In lia. Nov. 1 1. LP) Several thousand -Mussel- n n participated today in severs i ace riots which followed the (Xccut.oa of a convicted marJor-c-r named Abdul Rashid. Oro person was killed and SO serious ly Injured. ' Gathered outride tho rrisia gates, the mobs of Musselm-a !ea;riidcd Hashld's body. WJtca ihe mobs threatened to break ire gite.s. the authorities delivered the dead Musselman. Then hi3 co re'.lglonlsts taarched through tho streets of New Dt'.iil, carrying Uashtd's body. lliudus aueiupttd to break up (he procession and riots resulted. The n'.di'ary was cummon -d and restored Older aftr much difflcki'.y. . Aruio-ed iar were sent Into the affected aones. city Budget Up for Objections (Continued rrom Page hiei Light and Water fund: :.''. ooo 1 required: $4.0i.n) on hand January I: $15,500 to be ra'sed. Total voluntary levy required, tl'S 630: total on hand $H.:S3. an.l rl "45 th b raised. Involuntary levy: I'aviag on rlt propertv JT5. Interest on general obligation honds J43.500. Oneral obligation bond Eink ing fund 15.000. Public library SS.00O. Park fund 'i of one mill. Those on the budget commit tee are Merle Wet, W. O. Smith, Roy Orcm and Mayor Wattcrs. lilO UOOZE FINE rOKTLANlt. Ore., Nov. 1 1, (A, Mike Callls. rendition rook, was fined 300 for liuuor viola tion by Federal Judge McNary to'iuy. He will pay the fine In monthly installment!) of 50. CAM Of TIIAXK.S V.V wih to thank our many f ri nW fr thn txnutifiil floral ff. r;:)Ks ;inl f k :ttl j- ni;itliy hh-wn u i duriitt; Ilic IjiTfavnuPt our bilavtd Hon nod Lijilii'r. Fifjncd W. M. f'IfANILKtt i . ( (iAIiltlSO.N AND FAMILY. m: , Flapper Fanny Says 'i'i ttt ma u f ore. W Qispt ay ttr scsvtct mm When ill iloultt whether to gc divorce, get a nidlo. J J jM ;i S J Ai 507 Man Lawyer Who Became, Bootlegger And ; Slew Wife, Is All Sntiles In Court CINCINNATI, O.. Nov. 1 1. he served a term In tho federal Stepping smartly, a look of pro- Prison at Atlanta bo brought Into i Sessional dignity opca bl. (ace COUT- Eaamlnatlon of th. first: . venireman revealed the atnte a In-1 and his arms full of law books tentlon t0 ak ,ne doalh p(.011ty.i and legal documents. George Re-, Xolay wa, n?mut- riftlelh mu. the Chicago druggist and birthday. lawyer who turned booth-gger. j ' ' came to court today u Justify , orV iTiI tTC MCCT the slaying of his estranged s.c BUI StUU,S Mttl t.nd wife. Imngnne II. Ruin) TO PRACTICE WORK . hfTe last October 6. . I . ( A , dozen newspap-rmen and friends crowded aliout the stub , by. heavysi.t, bald headed defend ant, to grasp hla hand. II. was all Kuiilcs at tho groetlng. No spectators wero In thl courtroom at the opening of the trl:.l. Th" 100 ri'.-ita w r gi t-n nvt-r ti vt'hirctni'ii. A A' '-'t"' ve nire of T.'i Ij.td t't-t ii ntiiinion d. i Afit-r Ihe v nli-i-in n had li-on (It-.-ircd ft-jl of tin sp'-ct.tiors' t M'atM, f -w or (hit many who bid ' waited bMig tiiitsiilo the cnri- room wort permitted to rater. i More th in l.tioii crowded aNotit the cout-tro:m di;or and there; v.. r-! seats for sanly 110. i ill ihosi who crowded and '. -crishcd their wuy Into the curt room, elderly women prcdomi-; iinted. In a limd t-lear voli-e--Iteimis p-iid to (lie court a mntinn de D .mil In that Franklin L. Uodge i Jr., former prohibition agent In-j Hinini' nlnl In convicting Hemua of vlolutlng the prohibition law and alleged "sweetheart" of Mrs. I 'imis; Ruth II. Remus, (laugh-1 ' tt r of the filnin woman and leilopteil duttghter of Remus; 'lirnc! (.'anipbell, slater of Mrs. Iteniiis, ami Hairy F. Itrown, uf I WiiiilHor, Onl., bo itummon'd to bring Int ) court any and all r.nners hnvlnff In An with n lr.hfr I nt cf diatlllerlc! throughout the ! in ill (1 1 o went. ' ' ivef olijccllon of the proseeu-! h'Mi, Judice Hhook granted tho motion. j Tho petition uko asked that cnaln papers known to Remus to lie in poeseasion of those 1 1 named after they were taken! fn.ni hla Cincinnati borne, while 3C . Bad Weather and Good Muskr Are making friends for us every day, so if you are feeling a bit lone-' .some these long wintry nights come in and see us. Lets talk Gulbransen piano, as our store has just received a new large shipment and a good reserve stockjs. in our warehouse. Compare our $295.00 Gulbransen with others for which 375.00 to $450.00 is asked. A word to the wise is sufficient and its a wise family which has plenty of good music in the home this winter. Earl Shepherd Co. Pianos, Radio, Records, Victrolas St Getting their winter program well underway, lloy Scouts of Troop 3, of the Sacred Heart academy, met last night for ( study and practlco In various ' phases of scout work. ! Kn.it tving and signalling, in !ii ri th, scouts nro' beromln?; tin ie pi-ifji i nt. cotiiprji-cd the S THI! A NSW Kit rtere Is lie solution to tho LKTTKK ;tI.F puiile on page 4. 1 L I INIDIV W I N D V VLLN.ILS: ZN.JLJD TONII TOYED T O.Y.E.JB. FOYER Fq!l1vIeir principal work of Inst night, ac cording to tho scoutmaster, Hen ry Jojatix. Tlis pardonable prld. or Klam ath Valley hospital la tha effi cient aerrlc. rendered humauliy thionih a wall .quipped 'ntuu tlen. - Howard R. Perrin Designs and Plans INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS i Hpaa Rlaa. 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