The Mjlamath Mews
"THROW AWAY YOUR HAMMER-GET OUT YOUR HORN"
The Klamath News
Official Paper
City of Klamath F 9
The Klamath News
Official Paper ( :
County of Klamath
Vol. 6, No. 198 d'rlco Five Cents.
KLAMATH FALLS, ORE., FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1928
(Every Morning Except Monday)
WORK ON NEW
LINE ;
WILL START
Death Of
Financier
Agitates
Markets
Alfred Loewenstein
Believed Suicide;
Hurtles 4,000 Feet
to Death in Channel
LONDON, July 5. (UP)
Tho dcHth of Cupt Alfred
Loewonritein, apoct oculur
and mysterious man of in
ternational high finance,
hook ihe Mock markets
of four old-world capitals
today and caused lonaes of
hundreds of millions of dol
lars to stockholders of com
panies in which ho had
holdings.
Loewanateln (tapped from the
door of one of hla fleet of private
afrp.anea aa It aped acroaa tha
English. cliannof to itraaaals Wed-
. .. a .i
" "'"f"
death In the aua
lU-llrrrd Hulolilo
Tha myaterjr anrroundlng hla
desth, aa It bad surrounded hla
life, waa unaulred tonight, but
the Impreaalon grew throughout
the day that the financier had
commuted suicide.
liwenateln laft Crnvrfnn air-
drome about :46 p. nt. Illei" "" "d lo uke
(ConUaunl oa 1'iun Two) tbalr troublea to Waahlnglon
through the regular channels. A
OH IT1 If f A f T T federal Inveallgator la expected
0 1Y1 1 1 II LfA U LI Si at the reaorvstlon lalor this week.
. . aaas- . -Tr it STY Tho dlacoiiteiil of the Indiana
I AMMAN Y HALL " e r i-
Itentinu from their whlto super-
NEW YORK. July 8. (HP)
Cov. Alfred K. Hmlth. his faith In
tha badgo and scarf of the Tam
many society rornrded by his
speech WedneKday ulghl. return
ed tonight to Albsny, whero he
dale of the formal notification
of his nomination by the demo
cratic convention probably will
be set Rat unlay.
, Senator Key Pitt man of No-
vaila will confer with the gover
nor Saturday on plans for Ihe
tnrtnnl nntlflrHllon which. It Is
underatood, will be held lalo III
August.
Y The nttlapoken mnnner In
which Governor Hmlth renewed
his loyalty to Tnmmany hall wse
the subject of political comment
today.
"How csn anything live 1.10
years In this country and not he
all right?" he sslri, referring to
tha long life of tho society.
The governor anld todsy he
' did not know Junt what Henstnr
I'lttmsn would discuss st thulr
srhcditlod conference. It Is
known, hnwevor, that' temporary
plans have been marie for a dem
onstration on tho steps of the
r.apitol when New York's chief
executive Is formally notlflod by
tho democratic Icadors.
j. Keith K. Ambrose Stages
Exclusive Malt Hop Party
The Klamuth Kails police de
partment yostorday staged tho
largest boor-bust recorded on tho
Fourth of July social calondar.
Two thousand onipty bottles, both
quarts and pints, stand stacked
In the property room, mute,
empty, but effective ovldence of
this function, over which Kolth
K. Ambrose presided as host.
Messrs. Lee Craft, Oak Boggs,
Mitchell and Winfrey assisted In
pouring.
City employes, coming down
from the upstairs portion ot the
city , hall, sniffed, looked,' and
wiped away a tow tears.
"MURDER WILL
OUT" BELIEF
OF AGED MAN
Klil.ll Vagrant, Kraimntlrnl, At.
tropin NulrW, I'ollre I'ul-pou-l)'
Amu; Hint fliH Full
Arrount of IS-Yrar-Old .Mur
SANTA ANA. Calif.. July 6.
(VP) John ('oleniuu. 3, broken
In ilrll and body, farliis charges
of 1 I year-old murder, lira Id
the Oram County hospital to-
Imv fnnrf.Hlv mbttininlalllia the
I fatality of mllp of Ilia temper
and tongue.
I.lfa has beaten Coleman, an
outran and a drlfler beaten
him ao badly that In a moment
if deapatr ha soiled a raior blade
uud alaahrd at the bark of hla
uork, aeeklng to end hit miaery.
Hut hla trembling hand waa
not ao atrong aa be willed It, the
blade did not cut deep anough.
and he la recovering, hoipltal at
(t'ntlnurl on l'a Four)
Trial Marriage'
Is Demanded by
Utah Goshutes
HALT LAKR CITV. Vtali. July
6. (CP) Complaining Ibat their
old cuatom of trial marriages bad
' been broken up, and Hating
j number of other grievances, (Jos-
Uinta Indiana are attempting to
I"", - ' ...
gam anrw ..i.iu m ,up. -.,... ,t,rted a searcn lor (Joints Mar-
at the Deep Creek reservation. In u-year-old Oregon girl, !
ttettlars of aaatern Nevada and',hn.hi f n have hann kidnanad. I
weatern Utah have been fearful
that tha Indiana might leave
heir reservation, on the line be -
tween the two states, and swarm
over the aurroundlng countryalde.
llut Indian ageuts said today lhat
vlaora. They claimed Ihey were
neglected during the Influenxa
epidemic of last winter, which
took 40 lives smong Ihe 300
members of tha tribe, that their
ancient marriage customs have
been
arbltrsrlly chsnged. and
that Improper
being made lo
advances were
Indian girls by
white men.
11. K. Drlgsnre, Indian agent,
has been the center of the
trouble, although the. Indians
slso havo rrlticiied Dr. K. A.
Karrow, aitlierlnlcndent of seven
reservations In Utah. . .
More Leathernecks
Go to Nicaragua
SAN PKDItO. Calif.. July 5. (U
P) A force ot 900 United States
fighting men sailed today for
Nicaragua.
Aboard tho navy repair ship
Medusa were 700 marines and
200 sailors.
The marines will Join forces
slresdy In the southern republic
and the sailors, sslocted for their
familiarity with Ihe Spanish lan
guage, will he used to supervise
the coming eloctlons.
The only iroulilo with the
"bust" was the beer all went
down the sower. It wss a pa
thetic sight. The chief would
uncap n bottle, set It tipnldo-dowo
In the sink, nnJ uncap another
while It drained.
It was hard work for Ihs offi
cers, and a trying apoctaclo for
witnesses.
For hours the caps popped and
piled up on the floor, and the
sink drain gurgled and gurgled.
A well-meaning representative
of the News, feollng sorry tot
Ihe hard-working officers, offer
ed to' assist In disposing ot the
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Hickman
Unable
To Avoid
Hangman
U. S. Supreme Court
Aim of Foiled Attor-
i i
ney; Law upnem
By California Court
the men off tha lea by airplane. In, the meantime search for
tfo ANTEI.ES Julv 5 I ntw effort to pick them upjRoald .Amundsen and the Jive
t.n , j ' ... 'iwlih a light moth plane will be men mlaalng with him waa being
(LP) In accord With tho !,,, trom Enarck laland. nine j made by ships between Spitsber
wish of Mrs, Eva Hickman, mllea from their reported post-.gen and Norway. An attempt to
,,nmmi Kansna Citv l,lon- The trl-motored Swedish
... ..'"'plane Upland will fly to tha
me UK'" 'ur mc niu u H1.-1
son, William Edward Hick-
.J...MI..!.. p..
ker, will be continued.
Following action of tha state
(f'nailaarct aa Tag Two) .
SEATTLE COPS
HUNT FOR GIRL
-i M08COW, July i) (UP) Elev-
8KATTLK, .Wash,. July 6, (U Ln uuuaa anglaaers. accused of
PI With, a.haatny scribbled noteJ . ravolutlonarv atactic.
. . .. i . ..i. .t... nn. fn,,ihi
" "
j Tho ., .dare,ed to Mrs.
;0p. Taylor, a slater, was re-1
!, throBn ,he ,.. .
,mI:
1 . ,nd , woni,n stole
jme ,nd r. nodlng me prUon-1
cr ln Besttle."
XA search of logging houses slid
other plsces In which she might
be Maying, was fruitless.
Ooldla lived with her sister.
Mrs. Tsylor. In a lumber camp In
I. Inn county. Oregon. Several
weeks- ago she srrlved ln Seattle
to visit relstlves. Mrs. Tsylor
came hare to Investigate when
she failed to hoar from her sis-
tor. This afternoon after recelr-
UnK ,ne note ghe reported the!
gir-, dlsappesrsnre lo 'the police. I
"Here Conies
ICE BREAKER FIFTY
MILES FROM MEN OF
ILL FATED AIRSHIP
KINGS RAY. Spitsbergen. July
5. 0P Fifty mllea of park! Ice
today separated (be flva maroon-
ed membera of the Italia crew
and Lieutenant Lundborg, Bwed-
lah flyer, from tha Huaalan lea
1 breaker Kraaaln attempting to
Ireacue Uiem. Tha huge maaaea
j advance, but In tha meantime tha
caalawaya were drlftlag nearer
I tha vessel.
Foa and adveraa weather aua-
tlnued to hamper efforts to take
island to establish a base for tnejed wben tba Italian aeaplane
operation. - Marina waa foread back to
une liver, wno osa Deea among
I the mlaalng waa safa today. Tba
Eleven to Hang v .
For Conspiracy t
Against Russia
wara aentenred to death todar
after a long and aenaatlonal trial.
Two Oarmana Mrenaed with them
..,. ,,nnHi and two Roaainna
nrold , ch.rge. wer. heM
clemency wks recom-!""11
mended for five of thoae sen-l
,aj .... i, kJ
neTtd nke,, ,h),r 8entencea
n,.M h mTnn.ntj.rf
Blx others of the 10 defendants , "'- tirecracker-g axplo
at .lhe trial were sentenced to I Ion. toppled a shotgun Vhlch
from one to ten years In prison, j anla against a cr and
Several of the younger men I "un "P'oded. the charge
accuaed boldly admitted their in-j striking the omjn the head,
terost In the counter-revolution- Oregon holiday deaths were:
ary activity and ware resigned to I Portland R o b a r t Richards.
their sentences. . -
The Germans. Otto and Maler.
were believed to have been lnno-1
rent by observers but were caught
In the tangled affairs of the
plotters. -,,, .
the Bride!V- Modern Version
soviet aviator Babuahkln who left
.hla baa ship, tha' lea breaker
Malign Friday, returned to tha
raaael after a harrowing flva days
j experience with wind and Ice
j berga. Hhortly after leaving tha
ahlp ha had run Into head winds
which finally forced bint to des
cend la the arm $0 mllea north of
Hope Island. There bis aeaplana
waa In conetant danger of being
crushed by Iceberga. Finally ha
managed to take oft agalr and
I found tha Malign.
, conform rumors that fishermen
.had found the mlaalng men fall-
: Tromsoe, oy Dad weather alter
' atarting for North Caps.
Ten Fatalities
Mar Northwest's
Fourth of July
.PORTLAND, July t. (CP)
atithough. cool weather detered'
sun from going to the, open
spaces for the Fourth ot July,
tha holiday death toll In the Pa
cific northwest stood at 10- a
. e"eck-un showed today.
i Three died In Washington and
' Oregon,
' moat tragic of the acci-
denu was the death of Mrs. VII-
' m Cappello. it. who was kUled
I aa ane ear. noiuiuc oer oaoy near
j Portland, and Kdward King. 811-
rerton, killed by autos.
Ontario W 1 1 1 1 a m Haffner.
i Parksdale, Minn., killed la auto
jaccldent.
' (Cow
(Continued oa Pace Two)
MONDAY
SParty Of
IN HEAVY FOG TV A --
TrmjM . AUaatle Arlatora , 1U-
tai m Char ptona, Forred
Retara to RtarMac Point
Herondl Lap of Buenos Atrre
Ir-llifht.
RIO DB JANEIRO, July S. (U
P) The National Telegraph
company announced tonight that
the Italian' aviators. Major Fer
rsrln and Majo- Del Prete. re
turned to Natal. Brail!, this eve
ning after atarting southward
from thera at 9:05 p. m.
The flyers landed near Natal
lata this afternoon and then set
out at 1:06 p. m., flying south
ward toward 7uenos Aires, which
wss their o .lnal destination..
The latest report, however. Indi
cates tbey encountered difficu
lties of some kind and were
forced to return to tha smooth
i beach near Natal.
In landing at Senltabu
In landing at Senitabp beach
their first stop after leaving
Rome Tuesday afternoon Fer
rsrln and Del Prete established a
new world record for long dis
tance flight. The distance- was
4. 321 miles as compared with
3. to mllea which Clarence Cham
berlln and Charles Levin . flew
(Coatlnoxd ow Pace Five)
FINAL DIVIDEND
PAID BY BANK
8ALEM, Ore.. July S (UP)
The final I dividend ot the de
funct First Bute Bank of Klam
ath Falls will be made Saturday,
when a total ot $139,297.84 will
be distributed among 1,915 de
positors in the defunct Institu
tion, according to A- A. Schramm,
state superintendent ot banks.
With this dividend a totsl of
1972,790.02 will have been paid
to depositors In the Klamath
Falls bank which closed- Its doors
Jsnuary 22. 1922. These divi
dends represent 89 per cent ot
the aarings deposlta, 65.7 per
cent of the commercial deposits
and 100 per cent of preferred
and iwumI ,l,lm.
In this latter classification waa
included 1131.159.90 on deposit
By certain Indian wards ot the
federal government whose pre
ferred position In the distribution
of the bank's funds were estab
lished through litigation.
Fiend Tortures
LAGirlBaby
. LOS ANGELES. July 6. (UP)
"A lady whipped me." were
the words that aent police offi
cials investigating the acta ot an
alleged fiend, who kidnaped and
tortured Angelina Maul. 2
The child was found today
locked In a shed and suffering
from exposure and mistreatment.
She had been missing since Wed-'
nesdny afternoon. -
The child's sister. Stolla, 11,
11, said the Infant had been
taken by a middre-aged woman,
who had been friendly to them.
Switches were found In the
shed, whore It wss evident the
child had been beaten. ' 1
Huge Crowd Visits Malin
Celebration During Fourth
Klamath basin never witnessed
a greater Natal 'Day celebration
than that held at Malin Wednes
day when that comunlty acted
as host to aovenal, thousand
visitors.
Mayor A. Kalina and his splen
did people gave this section a
celebration that will long be re
membered, and whon, at the close
ot the progrsm three rousing
cheers wer given Kalina they
were earnest cheers and earnestly
given by that throng ot people.
Tuesday's event was the patrio
tic occasion of the three day cele
bration which Malin staged. The
Ciecho Sloraklan population of
dOne Crew
Extension Fourth Most Important Rail De
velopment West of Rockies in Past 10
Years; 96,000 acres of Homestead
Land Opened to Settlers ;
Actual construction on the 97-mileModoc Northern
route of the Southern Pacific, will begin next Monday,
the News was informed last night by George W. Boschke,
chief engineer for the Pacific system of the Southern
Pacific. f " i ' ",
A crew of surveyors is working out of Alturas al.
the present time, it was announced, and with the arrival
Sunday of A. J. Barclay, construction-engineer, and a
party of four engineers, work on the four' million dollar
project will be actually under way.
Republicans to '
Meet With Cal
For Discussion
WASHINGTON Jury- . 'fWPl
Eastern republican leadera will
meet here Saturday with Secre
tary of Commerce Hoover and
Chairman Work ot the republican
national committee to map defin
ite plans for the beginning of the
presidential campaign. Work an
nounced today.
The date ot Hoover's depar
ture for Stanford university, Cal
ifornia, where he will formally
accept the republican presldentlsl
nomination, naming of the east
ern campaign managers, and
other Important matters relatlve-f
to the campaign, will be settled
at the meeting. '
Senator Moses of New Hamp
shire, who is expected to be ap
pointed eastern Hoover campaign
manager with headquarters In
New York City, and former Gov
ernor Henry J. Allen of Kansas,
publicity manager of Hoover's
campaign,- will be among those
at the conference. Definite ac
ceptance by James W. Good ot
Chicago, pre-conventlon manager
for Hoover, of the western man
agership. Is expected to be an
nounced Ssturday.
Chairman Work, who returned
here today from a conference
with President Coolldge at the
summer White House, Cedar Isl
and Lodge, Wis., said no women
had been invited to attend the
meeting Saturday.
Work denied reports from the
west that he had belittled the
farm problem as an Issue In the
forthcoming campaign.
Through condensation or com
mission, my recent remarks upon
the farm Issue seem to have been
given a false Impression," he sa id.
PARIS, July 6. The proposed
trans-Atlantic flight ot Lieuten
ant Paris has been Indefinitely
postponed because the ministers
of war and marine were unwill
ing to assume responsibility for
the venture.
I Klamath county was ln charge
.and they pulled off the first cele
jbratlon of its kind on the entire
Pacific coast. Ciecho-Slovaklnns
I came In special trains from San
! Francisco, Los Angeles, Oakland,
' Portland and Willamette valley
Settlements.
The city of Malin was gaily
decorated and a delightfully hos
pitable spirit prevailed among
the people. Klamath Falls turn
ed out a tremendous crowd on
Wednesday and other points In
the Basin did likewise..
The program began at 7 o'clock
ln the morning when a band
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Engineers
T1--I?:l..
At Alturas
Sunday the Southern Pacific
announced . that the line would
be built Immediately.' 'Previous
to that tha .Modoc Northern, as
far aa actual construction work
waa concerned, had been a dead
lssae since ground waa. broken
near Merrill, Oregon,, and Cor
nell. Calttoralav-le the saauner of.
192. ,Thia--vaa done merely to
comply with the requirement, of
the Interstate commerce commis
sion that i work . be eomenced
within a stated time from the
date the company wag given per
mission to build. .
. The original survey will be
adhered to. It . waa announced.
The line, which will connect with '
(Coatasaed ass Fags Five).
FEW ACCIDENTS
DURING FOURTH
. Although ; during - the Fourth'
the highways radiating la all d
rectlon from -this city . were .
crowded with cars, comparatively
few accidenta were reported and
most of those ware minor ones.
A roadster driven by L. H. Yar
nell and a sedt which waa
driven by Vaughn crashed -on
a bridge oa the Merrill highway
about eight mllea south of Klam
ath Falla late Wednesday night.
The Vaughn car waa being towed .
from Malin to this city, and ac
cording to Yarnell, was too far
over toward the center ot the
bridge, so he was nnable to pass,
in safety.
- Vaughn stated.. ln his report of :
the accident, that Yarnell was ex
ceeding the speed limit and waa
also driving on the wrong side
ot the road. No one was Injured
In the collision.
The car ot Rupert Naslund was '
slightly damaged about 4 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon when an
other car cut in front of Naslund
on the Morrill road.
Flapper Fanny Says:
It isn't what father planks
down for a harp that hurts it's
the plunking ever after, ,
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