The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, June 16, 1928, Page 1, Image 1

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    The Klamath News
"THROW AWAY YOUR HAMMER-GET OUT YOUR HORN"
The Klamath News
Official Paper
City of Klamath Falls
-The Kkaatb New
Official Paper
County of Klamath ';
Vol. 6, No. 182 Price Five Cent.
KLAMATH FALLS, ORE., SATURDAY, JUNE 16, 1928 . '
(Every Morning Except Monday)
Klamath
Redskin
Indicted
By jury
Federal Body Charg
es Jackson With As
sault Santamaw
Also Held. .
Drinxing to a climax tan
gled U'Rul procedure which
followed hl initial arreat.
Ted Jackson, Klumuth In
dUn, was Indicted on a
charge of aiuault with in
tent to kill by the federul
Krand jury Friday, local of
ficials learned last night..
Tho Indlrtmeht followed Jerk
on's srreal by federal offlcera nn
grounds ot alleged Impllralloa In
the death of Jaaier Turner, alio
, known aa Jasper Jarkaon, at
Realty, April XI. Turner died
following a dim-day drinking
epree with' other Realty Indiana,
Jarkann aninng tham.
Arrested flrl by county offl
(CoalUiaed oa Pag a-lve)
P ATI. WHRKPRS
ASSURED AID
FAN FRANX'IHCO. June IS IV
p) Creation of f 11.000.000
fund to aaauro Dayman! of all
III Insurance clalrua of members
of tho Brotharhoud uf Ftremeu
and Englnemen when they reach
tha a (a of 70 araa approved at
lbs organisation's couvonllon
bar today.
Tira ptmencisry -veaarT map.
.Vhlrh will he for the special and
ipllrlt purpose of paying clalma
wben members raacb oU age.
will ba tot aside at one and It
la believed tha Intaraat of tha
amount will pay tha pollrlaa.
John F. MrN'amee, apokaaman
of tha organisation, aald that
during Iba period of 10 years
that ended lecembe
the organltatlon haa pa
Ita 10S.OOO memliers who reached
lh.ag.of 70 year.! The amount
paid these men
ho said, "!
II.1U.7S0.
"It baa always been our policy
to pay our members In full when
Ihey are 70 years of age," Mc
Keruee aald. "If they have been
carrying minimum policies of
SS0O they receive that amount,
or If they hold maximum policies
of ttSOG, they receive S4S00 on
.their 70th birthday. .
Holloways Leave
For East Today
Following nonrly two years'
residence In Klamath Falla. Mr.
wnd Mr. Bert W. Holloway, IIS
'Lincoln, will leave this city to-
day. enroute to Ec?ton, Mass.,
where Mrs. Holloway will study
yolre.
Holloway, who has been editor
it th. Klamath Newa for tha paat
year following a year's service
with this newspaper as reporter,
will continue In newspaper work
In Hi oast.
From her. th. Hollowsjs will
taavel north to Snattlo In com
pany with Mr. and Mrs, John II.
Houston, to attend the Klwanla
convention. The trip Is bolng
made by motor,
, Howard Wlnnard, well known
In this city, will succeed Hollo
way on the Newa desk.
Radio Will Be Hoover's
ihief Campaign Weapon
' WASH1NOTON, Juno IS, (UP)
' Th. ratlto. over which Secretary
ot Commorce Herbert C. Hoover
waa tne iirsi aiciatnr, win ue nib
' chief weapon In his csmpalgn tor
. the presidency, It was said today.
p And "mike" th. Inconsplcu
: oui little dial at the broadcasting
y wkathkh'
;; Fair tonight
; and Saturday
warmer In1
4 the Interior
Saturday; v
j ". . moderate
f . northern
I winds on
r3 the cogst.
FLYING CLOUD
IS LEADING IN
REDWOOD RACE
Mad Bull Running Strong
In S. F. to Cranli
Pat Marathon
I KIAIt. Tallf.. Juna IS, (UP)
Exactly II boura aliaad of tha
word Hue for Ilia lll-mll. run
from Ran Fmnclero to thla dir.
"Flying Cloud" arrived hero at
SI0 p. m. today.
Tha K a rook Indian waa I lime
boura ahaad of tili cloaoal , com
.alitor In to. ku.ual redwood em
pire Indian marathon from Hau
Franclaco to Omnia I'aaa. Ore.,
ut that time but be planned to
real born for about two boura.
Tbe record lime from Han
Francisco to thla city waa eat by
".Mad Hull." another Karouk.
who won the K-mll. race laat
year. "Mad Dull" waa bark In
the rare tonight after suffering
for several boura from chafed
lege.
"Cblrr rklah." of Hie Porno
(ConUnuod oa I'age Kin)
Strange Reptile
Found on Beach
In Wake of Storm
BAN 8ALVAOOR. June IS, (U
I') A reptile of prehistoric ait
and appearance waa discovered
on tha beach of the Oulf of Fon
aeca, a league from Port L'nlon,
a dlapatch received bare today
aald. Apparently It hid been
killed by lightning.
, According to the dlapatch, the
aerpenl waa ninety and a half
feet loug, marked with blark and
white atrlpea, waa eireeillngly
corpulent, and a horn protruded
from Ita head. Ita fanga were
gee and a half Inches long
Oreat caverna are found along
ih. .hr. or .h. ., .,M it l.
"a h.V.
V . --" .
tnem. An examination macioseo.
It fed on plga and sheep.
Floods Threaten
Dnlir, C..il...,n!lr t,. W. Ploda. ehslrman of
t mis ouuiiincsi
K A NBA 3 CITY. June 18. (CP) dent ot the Los Augaleg Cream-
Streams and rivers, swollen by ry company. . ' '
exresalve rains, were threatening I The Loa Anaelea firm has
to flood aeveral districts In Hiep,BU ln Lol Anccles. Tulare. I
nulhwMl tnnl.ht .,.rf n..n w.r.
r SI. lJifVh in. to v. their home. nl
paid 7tl ofi n 'd,M" h"mM 'n
hrMrh.d ,h"..?'"l",d"- . . I
While many
sought
.,,. Ih.'ev. ol the St.
FYaucIs river hi Dunklin county,
Missouri, refugees In Arksnaaa)
were moving to levee-protected
towna. Heavy ralua In south-1
weat Oklahoma crippled commun- i
icatlon linos early today.
Showers and unsettled weather!
over the week-end gave little
promlso of relief.
LA. Flyer Out
For.Air Record
IX)H ANGKLKS, June 15, (U
P) In an attempt lo establish
a new transcontinental flight rec
ord, Frank Tomlck. former World
war aviator, will hop off from
1 here Sunday morning tor' New
YorST
He will fly a special DcHavll
and blplaao. owned by Howard
Hughes, president ot tho Caddo
Motion Picture company, and will
carry a recently produced film.
BPKIXTKH HI'KKDS
CLENDALU, Calif., Juno 16,
(UP) Frank Wykoff la a fasts
young man. Saturday In Los An
geles he will sprint with the na
tion's best at the Olympic finals,
hut today he drove an automo
bile In excess ot the spocd limit,
ofricers sny. Hearing will be
Monday. ..'..
end of a radio station will place
the republican nomlnoe on an
equal footing with the most vo
ciferous candidate which tho
democratic party might choose.
Hoover Is not a good orator.
His speaking voice does not' carry
woll. His delivery lacks the Res
turos which go fur in holding
attention or emphasising a state
ment. But "mlko" will ollmn
ato this inequality. Hoovor has
a good broadcasting voice soft,
stoady and unemotional. as dem
onstrated In a number of radio
speeches he has made.
Hoover thinks clearly. Is ablo
to put his thoughts Into concise
words without loss of time. In
this, he Is the Ideal radio speaker.
(Continued on Paga Five)
Crew Of
Dirigible
Menaced
By Cold
Italia' Men Drifting
Toward Open Wa
terFace Death in
Blizzards.'
KINGS HAY, J tine-15.
flJPi Central L'mberto
inoowo ana nan ct.mtmniun..
of the wrecked dirigible
Italiu tnniirhl worn" men.
liana lonigm wire men
aceu by storm, mincer com
and open water an the Ice- j
pacK, breuKing up in ine
warmer waters, d r i fled
eastward, nccording to a
memtage from the explorer
i... . u r:i - ai r:i..A .1...
Italia mothcrahiji,
A heavy southwest storm strurk
the encampment Thursday nlgtil known Friday 1lh the filing la manager of tbe same concern,
and although Hie mcaaage said II the county clerk's office of l; Thursday inspected a beautiful
waa suhaldlng fday, tho -lie flno trust deed to the I.os Angelea j jcre -residential site, lying
was drifting with Increasing ran-; r'n" National Bank and Truat i ,lnnc,loe HHUIde additi. y. owned
Lilly toward warmer waters. No- company by which properties of ; br I)r K u, John,,,,, uoi nw
blle gave hia position nt 0:38 "' Inmboroncera are held aa ,r(i .,.rrn, a is the plan-of tbe
(Continued oa Piure Klvo) .security for tha bond issue. Klamath Falla men to develop
1 I According to trust deed, the tno ,ract to , ()ne r-elclerjUal
r'KC iHIIDIlTC Ibonds will be six percent. Tbe district and tho Portland experts
UivEsAiTlEsJvlEiO ''l"t issuance will be for f2S,-jwere eought to Uy out the pro-
r'rXTCsriT 1I irrr nd ren,a,n,n igram of development.
CUifeULjlLA 1 lJ wl,on )b need manlfasla. - Following aa extensive survey.
SAN FRANCISCO. June 1.- (C
P)-Con.olld.tln of the Cold.n
Htate MUk Product, comoanv and
i ....u
" :
pany, two ouisiuuuiua urnn u.
the coast dealing wlih dairy
mt...,. ,.-..r,n a hr.
r.i-
rl. L.r.or ... .d- known
The merger was made- known
th,
ha board of the 'oolden State
firm, and George K. Plilt. pml
1.7 . . . "
J""' . P Mm"
n"; Oxnard Ventura. San
Pedro. Long Beach. Sin Fernaa-
"!?" .rZ.i . '
I Santa Monica and Hollywood.
The Oolden Slate company had
about SO plants In California
when It started an expansion pro-
grsm two years ago and bought
th planta of lha Northern Call-
1 ferula Milk Producers asaocla-
4! .teri winer. 111 tin.
.,, v., ,uv i .. u,m. innu
selling arrangements with the
rataluma co-operative creamery,
ife-jr Ot .ee,jV
Ih I "3 ff ,li & i'tl ' tMM -'OREGON
' . fx 1 hMiJ-ySm 1 UA'5e 'if' mil txftrfl
' ' ."Hoover! . Hoover! Houver!" shrieked the wildly enlhuslastic throng as the Callfornlan was placed In nominatfca at Kansas
City, even staging an extemporaneous demonstration as John L. McNab, San Francisco attorney, arose to fcrmally nominate Hoover.
This remarkable NEA Service telephoto, showing tho gigantic picture of Hoover carried aloft, depicts the Joy-maddened delegates,
momentarily .turned dervishes, parading and dancing aa thoy carried their stale banners In tbe overwhelming Hoovor procession if
the doings of such an excited throng can bo called a procession. While the cheering was at Us height, NEA Service cameramen leaded
the picture In a special airplane, which flow through th night to St. Louis. From there, th. picture was flashed by telephoto to San
Francisco, and rushed to The Klamath Now for; still another first photograph.
' ' iV''.t:'.m, .-'' - - : ' - "' .
'She'll Race lader U. S. Colors
4
T ... ..
IT
' iK
. M1 JMn o( r,u,hlni,
board motor raring, will repreaent
ll0""' "wl'" b l" row,t "w,r
, ( )0 hor Ib,b craft.
Algoma Lumber
Company Floats
Big Bond Issue
Flotation of a million dollar
I bond Ins'je by tbe Algoma Lum-
,er company, Aigoma, Became
i no ij iuouhuv uuiwini m.
ho'",s b.' "t!red iS" 1 -
--'".-. ' ' "T
"Ji " "nuaiv. . u j.n -
"" " of;n.n.l pl.u will be worked oufraospon "-w". -
the 1025.000 Issue will be re-
tired.
Nn date for the iKsmui-at of .
H-5mnlnlng S76,0(.O lo bond, waa
'Indicated. ;
i ..
pQOr Handle IS
IJllO in UnhhorV
vauv iV m.wj.j
KANSAS CITY. June IS. (CP)
, Aipeo of m motor car ooor
! handle as their only cine, police
, tonlht B,d arrc.t(.d fK, ,
j tMtM. .,, ,, . id ?
I bv4 mfd.e ',eu. con""",on
aa participating in me ronuery
of the Home Trut4 comoanv here
Thursday. The bandits killed
one patrolman and escaped with
119.000 in the robbery.
Those held by the officers are
j Carl Naaaello, !0; John Messlno,
jx,; aiaurire Angle, it; sirs.
i i.aura .a.ie, situ lust man-
glarrlno, SI. They all gave Kan-
aas City addresses.
. "., , ,.,
CROWD GOES MAD
"lUuevWi, V&tie. tMm,
li
t,. , . American champion of out-
the I'nlted Hlatea in the Interna-
""many, thla month. Here ebe
Experts Here to
Map Development
Of Homes Tract
J. A. Iflllaa. Portland, presi
dent of the mills Construction
.company: W
1). Morton, genera!
inq our men acciaea li was loo
18 r4"r lo '',,' ev;. e
m " .T. '7""" ",,n'
, res.oentmi ai.inci. However, me
thla year br a scenic engineer
and early next year actual work
- lll, begins. Tenia'tr phnfcalLtr,,., (.krti -g
! for paved strev a water system D,ef" Mnt
Und a modern lighting aystem. announced In
1 ..... . . . M-n--,i wm
klr. Hillls la noted in the line
of , developing residential dls -
iHe developed the Moc Creat and
w" . "'V..
, ianu. ana in auumua rousiruci-
ed th. famoua Oregonlan model
home. He atanda high In flnau -
cal circles ot Portland.
LOSl DIAMONDS.
LOS ANGELES, Juna IS. (U
pi Loss of diamonds valued at'tlnental air line reaching to Iew
114. (IS was reported to police
today by Mrs. Eloise Crouewell.
She lost them from her purse
somewhere In Hollywood, Mrs.
Cromwell aald.
:
1 jic.ki.ia. June 10. ine retca -
.ujuuii.ru iuu, mi 11 .iici
Hermann Mueller. soclilo:t party
leader, has formed a ra net.
AS HOOVER
& Ji.J JPfcidet 'W
UnteTCSt
Turns To
Bourbon
Meeting
Political Leaders Con
cede the Demcratic
Nomination Will Go.
To Al Smith.
KANSAS CITY. June 15.
(UP) The Lowden and
Watson campaign banner
were taken down from tbe
Twelfth street windows an
hour after the republican
national convention adjourn
ed today, and the cry of
campaign followers became
"on to Houston" for the Al
Smith show.
f Republican leaders read with
Interest news reports showing
j Smith bsd captured It mors
jvotoa In Kentucky and about 7ti
jin North Carolina.
Their notation pads Indicated
th..t Kmlih has rolled no a flrat.
ballot strength of 55 votes. JZlV'. Z?Z
7 short of lb. two-tb.rd. ma- "M , ' ""J-
ru.,i-.. while the son. Frank. Z4, an-
(ConUnuod oa Page Five) died Ut, from
wrr, -. t'rm 'bit wounda. The two were re
EXTEND COAST burning from a country dance
' ' AIR SERVICE
K,OT1... .. , ,.p,
PORTLAM), June i. tArj
Service of tbe West Coast Air
1
! by tbe Union Air Lines, will be
extended to Loa Angeles and Ban!
1 ,
d.r.. u b..
San Fra:lsco
In connection with filing a ro
laue,t for peamlt to sell 1360,000
of ,toe , California. The
.n.ouncement waa Terlfled at the
-
'l l company.
1 nton Air i-ines was mcorporaeu
in Oregon recently.
The next step will be estab-
llshment of air pasetnger service
belween San Diego and El Paso
aa the first link ot a trans-con-
j York, tbe announcement said.
Three new planes have been
' ordered for the coast service.
One Is the Sl-passenger plane
'announced some time aga and
the others will be ll-pasaenger
jcratu ue auuouucviuvui .i.u
; .u.u u. iuuiuj .u.u.iwu .
; mora Its headquarters from Port-
Hand to Ban Francisco.
WINS
'
H0METQWN OF
HOOVER TURNS
OUT FOR FETE
Holiday Honor "Hcrbia"
After Folk Hear of
Nomination
WEST BRANCH. la.. Juno IS.
(UP) Eight hundred eltlsane of
thla little Tillage celebrated a
holiday today, the flrat they have
had for a long time outalde of
Fourth of July, Chrlatmae and
.New Yean. .
Bella rang, whlatlee blew, flre-
' ! nd erpioded.
lapeecnea were maoo ana oanaa
played. The occaaloa waa la
honor of the one-time Tillage
blackimltb'a orphaa boy, "Her
ble." who played along "Main
treat," where the butcher, baker
and barber joined la rejoicing
today over tbe great honor laid
auddenly at their doors.
Hia former acbool ehuma, now
distinguished cltliene of Weat
Branch, know hia aa "Hub:" bis
Iformer school teacher, who ea-
(Contlaaed oa Page Foar)
Father, Son in
Duel With Guns,
. . Both Are Slain
HATER, Mo., June li, (CP)
A father and hia son fought with
pistols la a woods twelve miles
-west of here today and both ,
killed In tbe dneL
. l.l trtrfw whw thav nn.rral.ri I
,nd decloed ,0 a,,e,- Th no.P) Got. Alfred B. Smith today
, w.o U...U i m
tonnd the two men wounded,
. Que,.loned eoaeeralna tha
, th. ..,
.
ouameas except oaa ara .
MeKenzie Pass
Drive Landed
McKenxie pass Is probably the
moat dellchtful drive nravided by
f ,1. M,h.. io
' - " '
B0W, .ecordinf to Arthur Kuhn-
h.usen. Portland, who with aa.
Kuhnhausen arrived la this city
Friday In th Interests ot th
Electric Service compaoy. Port -
land.
"There is no snow on the
highway, and. very little at th
edges ot the road," Kuhnhausen
stated.
Tbe drive serosa th
Cascades from Eugene Is snperb.
end offers more Interest than
any highway sector la tha etate.
1 believe." Kuhnhsusen s Port-
tana ouainess carries mm to aii
uaruf oi vivkds oy motor.
j . , .
Woman Hurt as .
. Car Is Smashed
j Her machine struck by a taxi
cab at Sixth and Walnut late yes
terday, a woman whose nam was
not known to authorities last
: night was knocked tram her light
'coupe and slightly Injured,
i The woman was stunned In
being thrown violently tram her
car 10 the pavement. Her car
waa badly damaged. No 'report
of the accident had been made at
police headquarters Friday night.
8KKK LOST BOY
RED BLUFF. Calif.. June IS.
(UP Searchers for William
Kauffman, Berkeley youth, were
scanning chasms ot the rugged
Mount Lassen district tonight
They found traces of the box on
the edge ot a hot mud spring
near the Lassen volcano and be
lieve h. lost bis way on treacher
ous trails after dark.
Coolidges Settle Down In
Summer Outing Quarters
CEDAR ISLAND LODGE. Wis.. I her Journey to Wtnnebuujou.
June IS. (UP) President and I four miles from the summer
Mrs. Coolldge. noticeably weary home. She motored this short"'
from the long train Journey from
Washington, were settled ln their
isolated summer house tonight,
ready to make the most of their
woodland vacation.
The president retired Immed
Itely to his room tor a brief rest
bofore hw re-appeared at the
lodge to poso for' more than 30
minutes for cameramen in the
picturesque surroundings of the
ostato along the Brule river.
The president had motored to
th. lodg. from Superior, but Mrs.
Coolldge, fearing to exert herself
by participating ln the Superior
reception, remained aboard the
presidential special to , continue I
Curtis Is
Picked As
Mate For
H. Hoover
Kansas Solon Gets Big
Majority as G. O .P.
Convention Ballots :
For New Nominee.
KANSAS CITY, June 15
(UP) The republican na
tional convention has gone
into history after nominat
ing Herbert Hoover as its
presidential candidate and
Senator Charles Curtis of
Kansas as vice-presidential
candidate. ' ' . ,' "":
Nomination of Curtta a.
HooverVruanlng mate waa made
this afternoon. ' Curtla awept tbe -convention,
getting It SI votes,
while VTce-Presideat Dawes got
12; Hermann Kkara. LaFolletU '
leader la Wlaeoaala. polled IS; .
Hanford afacNIder, prominent
(Coatlaaad aa) Fae Fire)
SMITH GUARDS
HEFLIN SCALP
at daw ST V Van IK ITT
. urucreu lum pnwa v w
(state police of New TorkT for
rt,i,i cu.t bsstsr Tinasi J.
7-.vI-. -k.. th. t.t.
" V" --" T
ter speaks her Bandar afternoon.
The Alabaman belligerent to
of Smith' presidential cameetgm
and swora wTUrtny Dt mraaclxti-
i- a . HmmmiiI eallv"
I00""0 th "r Um,t-
Smith Issued an order .
an order - to
,J" Jhtt Wamer. anperta-
"uoeni oi aiaw ponce.
that Heflln and his e,tla "ar
-n- ,.-4 K. -n
JM'ed " "tV,,"
- '
: to do o without lnterier-
, ,nce- aa in peopi oi new
1 YoTk t co-ope rata with th foT-
raor la offering to th senator
ot a sister state tall opportunity
to say anything he desires with
out Interruption or discourtesy."
Charge Bondsmen
Act as Jailers
LOS ANOELE8. June It. (UP)
Ball bondsmsa la Lo Aagelea
have acted aa jailor tor men
whoae release from Jail they ob
tained, according to chars mad
la court today. j ,
J. F. Reddy accused L. It.
Markle ot keeping him prisoner.
In Markle' bonding office from
Jan T to Jan t and tbea re
turning him to JalL . . '
Markle said Reddy had beea
anabl to obtain money tor tha
bond "re." .
Radio Telephone '
: Proves Success
BUENOS AIRES, June 15. (U
P) A sustained conversation by
radio telephone between Buenos
Aires and Berlin was held this
afternoon with completely satis
factory results, the voices being
heard as clearly as It the speak
ers were In adjoining rooms.
Th demonstration was pre
pared by the Trans-Radio Inter
national. - - -
, remaining distance.
Although smiling when escort
ed by Mr. Coolldge across a
wooden foot brldg. conectlng
Cedar Island with the mainland,
the first lady was wan and tar
from the exuberant personality
familiar to America. With tha
president, she posed tor numer
ous photographs, holding In leash
her pet red chow "Terrible Tim,'
before retreating Into th lodge
for a rest. She was greeted by
Mrs. E. M. Lambert, wit ot th s
superintendent, who offered her
th hospitality ot tha Heary Clay
Pierce estate.
(Continued em Pag Ft) V