The Klamath news., September 21, 1928, Page 8, Image 8

PAGE EIGHT
FRIDAY, SF.rTF.Jtr.ER 21. 192$
THE KLAMATH NEWS
Beitzel to Hang,
Not First Time.
. . For Neck to Snap
1,08 ANGELES, Sept. 20. U P)
i II ii mo 11 8. Beiuel. former
Philadelphia engineer, who today
waa found Rulliy of the murder
of hla aweel heart. Barbara Mau
ger, tonight was uuworrled.
When the Jury returned a ver
dict of guilty of first degree
imtrder without reenmmendatlin,
making the death penalty manda
tory, Uelttel asked: "Ilaiigfnft?"
Hla attorney nodded.
. "Well," aald the condemned
man. 'lt won't be the first time
Ire h.id my neck broken."
He then explained to reporters
he had sustained a broken nevk
In an airplane atvldent In 1921
when he wan a naval aviator.
Hit was raid to be one of the
few canes of reeorery on record.
Beitzel will make a decision
before 10 a. m. Friday op a sec
ond hope of escaping the Fal
lows. He pleaded not guilty, aud n.t
guilty hy reason of luani:v. Ho
still has opportunity fi.r a sanity
h carina and attorneys raid a de- j
eh ton on whether be would stand
trial a second time would be
marie Friday.
Al Smith Attacks
Whisper Campaign
(Continued From Pace One)
Tnnv T.ninkirrln. fnnnnp's T iViitPtinnf. Slint Dnwn 'Horse Carries iCouCO Reduces
Lost Hunter to Electric ltaies
' I'owcr company to mnminiei.
'.oulhol'li Oregon la provided
an oritur iiiaiii'il by Ihu
Camp of Friends;
Mounted on ail old in.ro, which
ho i. .hi kin while wandering Hi ro
ils !l llm dense (ureal ot lh I'oko.
gama country, lout from a hunt-
I I "Y... I ... mighty
ASM hi'jf.Jl-.- .T ; see my aunt, but
vAyiTti'mij: i "sirv. -- . j w food.- Norm
ryVc5 . y. ,irijam3iv- 'v j . tunc n.
(Continued from laaxi One!
top mlii ha. been ID renin .
kilowatt linur ur higher.
Tho now I'oiiiiiic.tI.I l.lglnliig
i Ijoilulo applicable . In Oregon
liiK party, only lo u led Into Hip 'town, la follows:
ramp u( hi. aunt,. Mi.-. V. I'aul I Mcliwtulo I'
JoliiiMi.it was Hi. experience of HATK:
Kminctt Norlh. sou of Mra. KM
ward Pi'o.at of t hi cliy.
Norlh. Willi parly of IiiiiiI
i.ra tia III soarih of daor. wIumi
ho bvcHino atipar.lod prom Itla
i.uiy. Willi lio rlu4"lllon of
: iir.fiio.ia h. wMiulnri.il for hour.
ihroiiRh III niountnliia more than j f'"' '00 kUtl luir.
i.lshl mile, from hi. ramp. I ,'h
riimlly h aw ...mi. old home. : ". P-r kllow.tl hour .07
runnlni wild In the wood.. Wlih SKfONDAHY HATK:
.kuio Hull, coaxing ho w.a lil Klrnl 1(0 kllow.lt hour.,
to tati h mis of Hi. snlm.l.. Ho p.t h
mounlrd llia'm.r.. huim onto In,
tmin and truMli-d to lu.-k. ;
Klrat CU hour, tired per month
of lh ioiuumi'r'. ni'tivo luml
will boat primary ri. All
additional linn will l'i al III.
.ocond.ry ruiu.
I'ltlMAUY HATK:
.o:
in
in
pllblli-
.ir.vli' I'oiiinilMHlon lodiiy.
I'll leu .orvt'd liy Ihu til till v uttil
In wlilih lh rediirod rnlo. uro
in ii ilo otfoitlvo Inilildo M I'll lor. I.
lininlK I'ua., Jnikaonvlllo. Hold
III. Itoaue llhi'i'. KiiKlv I'ulnl.
I'hui'iiU. Tuli'iil. Wolf t'r.uk.
(ilcndillp. I'onlral I'ulnl. Kluiniilh
Kull, aloiTlll. .Mull li. Ili.n.m..
I'lilliiiliilii, Foil Klaniulh, Ki'iio.
Itoai'liuna. Oiiktuml, YoliritUn,
lualn, Myrll.i Cruok, It l.l.l I ...
lii.'.-C
Hiiilii'iilii, Canyiiuyllln, Wlmli
tor ami Wlllmr. '.
Tin. rediiilloii of rain, la bolua
pill Into fir.i.i volmiutrlly by llm
iiiiiipaiiy on loaa lliuil alatulory
nollru lliioiiali nriiila.liii by llm
alitlo I'l.mlnlaalon.
JACK FROST
rllloi; IIKI'AlltlNO
Wlillo Vou Mall
( Woinou'. half .oh. 9li pair
Wood heel lopllfia, II.V pr.
) Mvn'. rubber lienl. tHtc pr.
The horae carried him for alibi
mile, through Ihu foreat. In tho !
dlttanco North could ... a camp I
fire, he could amell the coffee
and baron. III. aplrll. were
lifiid.
h&i py
against him. the democratic can
didate declared. "dUclocs such
activity" on the part of those
promoting It "as to constitute in
my opinion a menace" "not alone
to the party but to the country
Itself."
"There Is abundant reason." he
said, "for believing that republi
can high In the councils of the
party have countenanced a large
He fore amliulamvs arrived to take away the dead and wounded men. a photographer fsr NKA
Servne and th Klamath New was it the rren tf tho racketeer murder M r.ny l.onihrdo. a
lieutenant of Al Capoue, Chu-aso's gng chief, it Madison and ( lark itD'et. thi-aK. one Ultnk
from "the w;rld'i busiest ctirner." stul in .he hcrt of the loop district. In the remarkable- pic
ture a hove, arrw No. 1 piiniK to l-omttard 's body, Ivintt on the sidewalk with pet-tatnrM -In-led
around it. Arrow Nj. 2 points to !.oml:mio't bodyguard. Tony Ferrea. who was wimnded. and
w tw lu in the uroet behind the mounted p 1 iceman s horM.. Iuuhardo. a-tivi in I lie t'hfe.iKo
alcohol racket, wore i bvlt buckle -tttdth'd ith 4 1 diarauuds; in his p ekcts wait t'uund I277 in
25.3.T7.
H.S. Girls Given Deer Shot Many Times Fails
Physical Tests Xo paII Hunters Investigate
Girls in Klamath I'nion high
part of this form of campaign if ; school Miking physical education
they have not actually promoted yesterday underwent a test for
1 lung and heart trouble. Only
A sin or ommission is some-
an occasional weak heart was
found, according to Mls Hazel
It.' McClelland, county health
nurse, who with Dr. (I. S. New-
som. couuty health officer con
ducted the test.
Miss Margaret Jewel. In
structor in physical educatftn.
aided in giving the tests for
Ran! Bang! Hang! , A further Investigation r-
"What s the matter? That's the v..l..l tiit t.rU.tf. ..t
planted a stuffed and mounted
times aa grievous as a sin of 00m
misalon. They may. through of
ficial spokesmen, disclaim as
much- as they pleaae. responsi
bility for dragging Into a nation
al campaign the Question of re
ligion, something that, according
to our constitution, our history
and traditions baa no part in any
campaign for public office.".
Mr. WUlenbrandt Hit
They have at least remained I
silent, he added, on "the exhi
bition that Mrs. Willehrandt made
of herself before the Ohio con
ference of the Methodist Episco
pal church." Her. appeal to the
2.000 ministers to awing their
600,000 members against him. he
declared, "la dishonest campaign
ing. "It is un-American. It la out
of line with the whole tradition
and history of this government,
and. to my way of thinking. It
In Itself Is sufficient to hold us
bp to the scorn of the thinking
people of other nations."
Quota for Local
Red Cross $500!
. The heavy demands being
made upon the American Red
Cross at the present time on ac
count of the coastal storms and
the middle-west disaster is evi
denced in a telegram received
yesterday by George Walton, sec
retary of the local Red Cross or
ganization, which reads:
"Latest reports from Porto
Rico. Virgin Islands and Florida
Indicate increased demands upon
Hed Crossfor both emergency re
lief and permanent rehabilitation.
Impossible to state exact amount convention.
needed, but total will be veryj TIip IWyl roruiijtff.p if! rharirc
largo. Suggest goal of your of arrai)E-jnP11ts for tnH nutting
chapter be $500. West Indies ro: A. J. Vov. );. Lamm,
and Florida disaster relief will Krau-e and lh J). Morten-
be handled from one fund. Na- sen.
tional Red CroaS already sending
first deer that I ever saw that
wouldn't fall when ho v.i hnt
and I know that t hit him be- aet'r lu In ,wre"11 10
cause my g;m is empty. He hunters.
doesn't even jump!" I A magnificent four-point buck.
That might be the convene- standing with had erect. eyM
tion of several hunters who vis- and nostrils dilated, and doing
iled the Green Springs Mouutaiti nothing bat standing. Ills feet
district in quest of venison the arc securely plunfed 011 n large,
past few days. board stand. His body Is riddled
At least hunter who worn in with l.nll.it. it., u-a,. kill...!
j athletic fitness, which included tha, vicinity yesterday had that but lunc aKo. Saw lie la only a
i poaiure una general tests in aa experrence.
anion to the heart and lung '
examination.
The teats were made in order
that thofte who are not able
participate because of a slight
pu.--.jcai nanuicap may not oe j
for.ed to (Permanently Injure
inemseivea. corrective exer
cises will be given where they
will benefit the students.
Next 150 kilowatt luura,
each '. OS
Next .400 kilowatt h ur, I
each .03
Next 700 kilowatt hour..
each ".
Kxcei. per kilowatt hour .01 1
MINIMUM:
No monthly bill shall be leu.
happier .till to than II. 00 nlua 10 rent, for each
rommenled. loo wait, or mal.ir f ran Inn
aul John- hereof, of octlva load In exce..
Kreddl. lliehn 1,10 walla.
and Mr. and Mr.. Kay Tallow, Thl. rata also reprerin. a con
had made camp for the nlshi. It :.,.r.hle rdurlliin under the old'
wa. thetf camp which North jacheduje which II .uper. ede..
h'd lo- i ll.cus.lng the new r.t. .ched-
- ule.. Mr. Crawford Bald:
Cmirf IlniWA ( " i "ln el.hll.hlii them new .nd
VUUlt 11UU3C IW ly--.,., nB ,r. ,,,,,11, .ble
IIoi'P 'pu' Rnnf '" W'-nunlllea .erved. wear.
llaC lien IVUUl ,,nlpy (0wltii our u.u.l Killcy
""" - of reducing rale, wherever pos-
An application fjr prrmli . to ,,,,, tor ,h. benefit of our cu.-
re-nMif the county court houiui imrr,, ni t rncurat; Ihe
was yesterday filed in the office ure.ler ui. of eleclrliily for do-
of the city recorder. mesllc and commercial usi-a. The
t'eiistructlon on the Job ai.rt-'new rate, have bean approved Hy
id ycntcrday. with large piece, the proper authorltlea In both
of the present roof hurtling down California and Oregon, and will
ovi-r the eave. past office win- hecotno effective on October 1."
lows and landing with loud '
thumps aud rl. tiers on (he FA1.KM. Ore, Sept. 30. Il'l'l
Kround below. - A reductlou of approximately
JO per cent lu reaulene II r li I lose
The Tacoma municipal . power rate, aud approximately 1 1. per
pl:int sells eleftrlclty for about cent in commercial llghlliia rates tV
, chnr.eit .liv Ilia I 'ullfnrlila.f Ireunri
t.3 cents per kilowatt hour.
ft
t$he Idea
in hs new
collectio
oouperbhf laihrad
and furred coab
Caab I feat exemplify
V HUDonaid'3
Idea of hicjfiesf okar
,aefer apparel af
y moderate eao.
A
CM"? DONALD'S
LKlC5'(p-f"V Shoppft
141 norlh Ciohth Street MS Xlamath Ws. Orto
HOfxA Bioa jlfiurul tul Cintrfrem ftftti Drug Slarf
hunker for ammunition-
Two Sewer Unit Hamilton- pen
Hans Being Drawn Suit to Be Tried
.Kitu
Plans for the ninth sewer unit. ;
to drain the Callfprniy and Con-'
gcr avenue distrjet,-and fnr-th,-'
Hot Springs unit to drain all
property northwest of I'rojeit 5
In thr r-ftv lin,lt. - l.ui,,.. '
Pine to Convene dra" up hr': ( K iu H,
engineer. i
The plans will soon be com-
Dletpd and suhmitlpd t thr. rtrv I
siding, the members will discuss council. It is planned to com'- i
Manufacturers of
HTontlnned From Pago One)
I
affecting th.-ir busi- piete the work this fall.
problems
ncss.
Tradi- gitfstlon l'p
Surh questions aa the moisture
content nf lumter, the advertis
ing policy of t tie national asso
ciation, association advertise
ment and tradp development, and
co-operation with the sHier or
ganizations of the Inhtnd Kmpire
will be disrussrd, according to
Stowrll Smith. -c; Tft.nry and
manager ut t o-s.-ociiMion, wi.o
is here from his offit-b in San
Francisco
A. Horn1". I 'in if ji- coa st
manatT.-r of Hie X.-ii'iiiiil Liimhr
MamifactTircrs :sofiat ion. wil!
be oiip of the rnosts h e for the
! For your Frigldalre call B. E
Jefferson, phone 1061-J. adv.
D:im.tge suit of K. P. Hamil
ton ngftinst the CaHfurnlu, Oro
roii Power company wil! come
to trial tt tiro ftUeral Cuurt ses
sion in Medfonl na Ottohcr J.
according to word r(u-tivtd by
J. H. Cariiahau, Mr. Hamilton's
attorney, from the cleric of the
federal court.
Hamilton. owner of Duck
Island, in suing the pow.T com
pany for $jr.,vno for datnagf he
alleges to have heoix sustained
to bis property by reason nf the
-ower company's contr.il of the
level of upper Klamath lake.
S SO, 000 worth of foodstuffs to
Porto Itlco."
(Signed "J. Arthur Jpffrles.
Walton stated that plans for
the local chapter have not been
orfct..Uwl as t. but i.-.;, tu
be able to announce them at an
early dale. He said that any con
tributions will oe gladly received
and forwarded at once to headquarters.
S. P. Will Build
New Buildings
(Continued from Page One)
and the property will be filled In
between the Kirohorn line and
South Sixth street.
These improvements will speed
up unloading of freight, particu
larly heavy machinery which can
be handled bv the crane, it was
utated.
MlTK'K
I hereby serve IWi'n I will no:
sfiiiul n-ijoriihle a: the present
dale fir uny hill coiiiracted by
my wife. Mrs .lnenh tj-..!::r:!
i signed i JOSKI'll tJODAIil).
For r.,i!i, niass Ads
ItK.NXKK I.MIMIOVING
W. II. A. Renner was resting
comfortably last night after a j
restless day Wednesday, accord-1
tng to reports from the family j
residence at a late hour last '
evening. i
Renner, a well-known Klamath !
Falls attorney, has been seriously i
III at bis home for the past
two weeks, and at times fear
for his recovery has been held, i
AN
INTERVIEW
will explain what qual
ity in plate construction
and
Painless Dentistry
Means
UNION
Painless Dentists
712 Main -Ml Winters Illdg.
Ilr. CH.S I'KTKIISOX, Mgr.
Over IVIIciin Drug Store
Open until
U:H I'. SI.
Phone,
10UT
As sliimilaling as an
Aiilninii morning
THESE tris), ilfiir tlajs svlicii it's
goud lo lie alivi-. nuLcii youi' cipirils
with a fiair of m-w fall ! l! Ions.
Thoy are good looking! And ninny
moons later jou'll lie makiiiy lliat
same remark.
M-Uletons $12.o0 to $20.
Klamath Kio thins Kompany
IHIea(Slqiiiflai?aeiPS
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New Snappy Top Coats and Overcoats
Raglan and Bilt - in Shoulder Styles
The Season's Newest Snappy Patterns
$19-50
$34J50
See our fine new assortments
and you will select your Fall Coat
, KOMIlNY ?
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