The Klamath News
"THROW AWAY YOUR HAMMERGET OUT YOUR HORN"
The Klamath News
Official Paper
City of Klamath Fill
The Klamath Nero
Official Paper
County of Klamath
KLAMATH FALLS, ORE., TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1928
Vo. 5, No. 207 Price r.
(Every Morning Except Monday)
Two GOP
Men Score
Policies
,0f Smith
Borah, CurtU Both
Rap Smith, Policiea of
Bourbon Party on
Farm Relief, Tariff.
CITY AUDITORIUM,
DENVER. Sept. 21. (UP)
Senator Charles Curtis, re
publican v I c e-prosidetitial
nominee, wan both cheered
nd heckled by n crowd of
more than 10.000 person
vwho filled thin auditorium
for his campaign speech to
night. A woman in tho front of
the audience wan expellen
by police ahorlly after Cur-
tin started spoaKing wni-i
she Insisted U!on shouting V..-Utley It.-elty company.
Sidewalks of New York!" Plana of in. i... mm er
I ram. her. to talk to people " kl"",n """ """y
I came n re , 'pur.huaed four lota at 8praa.ua
who would rather march ,rt , ,llvr ,hri,h Ihla real estate
The Star Spangled llauner" than rl,nt.irn- Farnaworth U em
Tha Blrtew.lk. of N Vork," ! ployed by the Klamath Supply
... ..... UA.tk.ti. hs. lM.n
.hn..l..l a bote lh foniu- .
alon.
You would Ilka to tear doan
I be atatue of Liberty and put
atatue of Andrew Mellon In "ioI the Wolford Wann store In
place." shouted another heckler h(1 ntw r(.,-rvutlon city, and
irom unr, ui win .iuib.h-u m ; ru nunuwumiTiy uirouitli uie.inmiunr wiin inn wmwr. ui ,mt- .fc wJnrier The. Buccennful Le-1 for Wevrhapur tim,.P anm orilce Djr Tnomu W. Miller, as
"Andrew Mellon I. the grea ,lu,pped. Including a modern ,r ,. , n ,ev., pur.le. who had claim, on J "7 V.T b. en-'pany aorn "BT when 7 " th ot "" M-
est wcretary of the Ireu.ur, ll . wllrk.hop and part, and acre.- , K()ll.wood r,11(.h. ,,. water In the Fort Klamath 'oun. "' 7nd ,., h"., " "hen Daugherty .. attorney general,
country has ever had. nrlls ,rie. d. pnrnu. nl. , .a,,.d ,,, , riMll ,., ' try. i allowed lo have the cup for one ' ! . Smith declared In the text of hi.
reto.ted. ' The theater will Ih. -trl.tly II1,,Kli:,Jrllol of ,;Muu Aft-r all purtle, had ueenj"1 s0uld the trophy bV won wo have filed are: .peech made public ln advance.
ta referral lo tlovernor Sm modern ' ''i Mr. William, w.. appointed bT'",- l-u "!.": tbri. time. In succession by one' Sh Lumber com- took for hto ,ubJect ..party
.. -tho gentlemsn from New ,,. rp Uh 11 a I.Te 1 J" Ucddard. county ,,u" l,he vrublr'nti m" ' memlnir It become, hi. perm.- P"fat Land company; Re,p0n.iblllty." and took a "text-
York who has come we.t to sea' and will comply with all sta e sniurilav Tho aimolnt. : """Hmous approvul and what at , ...i.,. ; Shevlln Hlxoa company; Long... hl. eamnalan manner long
a farm and '-' "I" ! i'-ir.,'; '' ... coxat start. Immediately - -" "" ZxTloZZL ml
f ,ug.r beet If he met U on to rin . .. w. new Dusrol .rTem.lnlnr commls-i wai" '"'' In the T.wkey Imnhe, ccm.- ver a recent' ipeech 16 a iele-
,Wet. t-.' ' "fcri ?Hh '.,Lh":'lK"P,tlC!' :" (county I. eligible to compete, i "" Weyerhaeuser Timber com- , ion of Maryland young men ln
Curtis speech wa. principally
on t.rlff and farm relief. He
(OontJnaeit on Pace !)
LAND FLOODED
IN N. CAROLINA
RALEIOH. S. C. rpt. Si 1 1'
1') Eaatern North Carolina low-
lajids continued to suffer ,r"n'
rising rivers ..may . i.
main streama moved towards the
" A
net ween SsO.OOO aud 600.000
acre, of farm land were reported
already under water with dntn-
ae at between H.OOO.OOO and
t. 000.000. .
Swollen by heavy rains of last
week's tropical storms, tho Tar
Kepse Roanoakc. Capo Fear and
South rlvera havo been near rec-
ord cresia for several days. Hun-
dred. of negroea have been drlv-
en from their home, .and high-
waya and railroads havo
washed out.
Hoover Alphabet
lly Mauri V. .Mania
7
1 B ' Bast BUAH
DIPLOMACY
llnoviv Una Hail Vide lUplo.
inntlo Kicrlenco
Hoover'R dlplomalic skill de
veloped gradually during the
ninny years, when n. a prlvnlo
Amorlcan business man. operat
' .Ming large enterprise. In foreign
r'countrlea, ho had lo denl with
many governments. Whllo fuell
ing Belgium, Hoover solved ttit
tirecedoutol diplomatic entangle
ment.. Again and again his
diplomatic genius quieted the
fear, on both aides, and ho
Kalnetl permission from holh war
ring factions to continue the
work. Probably nn other hiumin
being lias over Induced so many
Kreat governments lo mnko so
many eonceaaiona to his purposes
In such a serious International
rriala. All the'Whllo Hoover hnd
no force behind him except the
Jorce of public opinion In a rlght
roua cause. We need n man like
that for president.
(To bo continued)
KR OF
I.OH ANGKI.KH. 14.
It I'l iMIIIIUIIClIln 'l(li
f "lie.," Judge C'harlua H.
Ilurmill tuiluy aonteuced Itus
acl. H. Ilelil. former Phila
delphia viiKlnoer, lu l hanged
fur the murder of hi. sweet
heart, llaruar.i Maugor.
Ilullsel will l taken la flan
Qu.nUn prlaun wllhln 10 days,
Ihu court ordered, anil the
dale ol lil'a elocution tenia
tallvuly aa ordered lor No
vember 30.
The order followed denial
of a niuilnn lor a new trial.
Ilcltiel hail voluntarily with
drawn a plea of not guilty liy
rru4oti uf Inaanlty.
In paaalng sentence, Judge
ilui iixll reviewed tho rase and
mil til defendant ohvloualy
had lied throughout hla dn
ft nap.
Garage, Theatre
To Be Erected .
In Sprague River
A alrlrtly modern garage to
roal approximately l0U0 and an
touu theater building ara to be
mini In Iba rlly of Sprague
"River at an early dalo by A. t
Farnaworth aud Cyril llenaon.
both fliiloquln roalii.nta. II wai
11Illlnlllr,d vr.lay l.y tn Ka
"! - """"
.n..er of .... h.l...,.,.n theater
until re-enily.
The building for tho garage
was purchsaed from Dan Wnttn
Wa both cunie to I'hlloiiuln
and have walchod It grow Into a
cliv rlklit under our noaea," lien-
.on atsled. "but all we gained
wus esperlence by Nil. itiiwm.
We have taken a complete anr-
ver of lllv and Sprague ltlver.
l.n. mi Ih. new O. ('. ft E. rail-
road, and while Illy looka Ihs'
...... ri.in tirtw hocaiiae there Is
lot of highway anik railroad
I ennat ruction camps there, we can
lat sprague Kiver aa a
, BrBia,t payroll due to the
Ml A
GIRL
Ifact that II already naa one mm- bad ,,,y ye.terday.
,, 0Prailon right In tho town. Th rhanM for thf, worae
,am it the only logical !!,, aftor , change for the
, n,i for future operations We bpU(r 1( tj cond,1oB Sllndayi
i realise that It la the steady pay- Ken -
I roll that counts.
When 1 aarted
the theater in Chlloquln for Har-
Iry Poole, people
toid
'were craiy. they laughed at me
iwhen I would go down tho atreet.
Wo know what we were doing,
though, and Fatnsworth and 1
'' dn,n,t , n.ow'
tuat s ine rynnini v
SpronUB Hirer and we lire Ro
Inc srnnlI.,
i i
,Says California
To Go for Hoover
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Thomn.
and tholr son. Fred Thomas and
hla wife, are spending a few dnya
In Klamnlli Falls vlaltlng rela
tives. They como from Uklah,
Calif., where W. F. Thomns Is
engaged In the practice of low
and Is also a banker. wnen
naked about tho rumors relative
to Hoover losing California he
smiled and auld: "No chnnco
for Mr. Hoover to lose California.
In my Judgment he will havo at
least 200,000 majority In tho
atale. There however, a like
lihood of some of the lurger cit
ies of northern California going
for Smith."
Two Fire Starters
Charged in Court
Two complaints for Illegally
starting fires were yesterday filed
In Justice court by M. E. Slack,
fire warden.
C. J. Searles. chnrgod wllh wil
fully setting flro to forest land,
and with starting a fire without
a permit was one of those churg
oil. Ha Is an eldorly man.
A. W Hendricks, 'rhnrged wllh
unlawfully setting fire and al
lowing it to escape pleaded guilty
and. was fined ffiO, by Justice
Barnes. He wus an employe of
the - Weyerhaeuser timber company.
Williams;HALH0SSAPP0i
Selection
'Possibly;
Is Legal
... f a tj
Attorney laenerai rte -
iterates Former Optn-
, T L. a D a L.
IOn 1 hat D O t n
Members Concur
, ., . , ,
'Tosmbly the appointment
ment of Charles R. Williams
. . mnmlw.r of the eountv
... ii.:. ..,.. i,i ! In making the appointment of
court w It-Kal. but it would M uf .,, ...
remove ull doubt if the uereaaary that Knii.r ahould al
countv judKe and the rc- j tt tha commlaalon alran to hla
. . " auneaaor. while one of the flrat
mainillff county commission- orft(.ta, performed by lloaa
rr would together make the j after taking over hla new duties
...t.tnintmont " Allor nev-i" o stteat the commlaalon of
General I. H. Van Winkle ,
yesterday toid w. h. Dun-!
can. district attorney, in a)
telephone conversation.
WlllUina Art
Awaiting a definite atulemeut
Mr. wflllanu la acting with the
court on rounly bualueaa.
Short. Mr. Williams, and Fred
...i.,..,, ,,,,,iv .mliieer
l LlTlLrZli
wera in no 7
locating tne r.ngi woiki nianway.
. .r, of the county road ay.tem
provided for by the bond Issue
progrnm.
The Kdgewood highway will
irt cn Low hill on the Klamath
. Kalla-Ijikevlew highway and will
"Doe. that mean that the jtp
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POVniTIfllV
H.VllUllltll Vfi
,vuit wi 1 lull Vfa.
nrTTran HrrrCT
. Ivl!ill ll EilV TT llVOlj
w n A u.tnner, well known)
............ .... i . ...... A.
., nday ,iail al an. ,mr
durl1K h), ,,., aCcordlng ti!
word from n, rc,lrtenco last
... . .. h . h .,,,,
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i.er iwr n vriiicuiiy . a. ii.a
home for the past three weeks.
KOZER BUDGET CHIEF,
SAI.EM. Ore, Sept. 24. (UP)
I The formal retaliation ol ban
I A. Kor aa eoerotury of atalav
affix-lira at one, waa presented
to Governor I L. Pnllaraon to
day. Tha governor Immediately
appointed Hal K. lloaa of Oregon
Icily to tha vacancy created by
:Ko,er., retirement and then
named Ko.cr aa alala budget
icomnilaaluner, a poat created by
, t leglalaltire at the re-
j ""-' "l8 "'?
I The actaal turnover of Ilia of-
' fire wna made Jual before noon,
'when Koier, after having put thai
of ,, department la
'ahape for his uive..r. turned.
"r lo H"m'-
Fort Klamath
V4lar (ltiaciinn
l r UlLl uuviiuuii
Settled Amicably;
( , ,
pirferent views of the water!
richta In the Kurt Klsmath coun-';the
cab. an( friendly manner Mon-t
. . i
aaY "nrrnom 0""' "l
Mauuing. M.Colloch Drlscoll. :
.,,, .. iin. ;
V , ,h.7,er,M par-
ties.
In order to have direct action.
Slate Engineer Rhea Lunar was
Invited down from Salem to heari
a hlatory of the case and become
r I, ha. 1 .in..
.tt.t. ' ...
matters has been a boon to peo-
1 pie all over
Oregon
autj
i Fort Klamath
ih la but another In-
stance of where he ha. handled'
,a eiiuatlon carefully and fairly
,a .imation carefully and fairly
and nrevented law suit, that
mtehi have occualed a court's
,.i.. f.t, ..v.l ....inn.
.
M i.uiuov ui'VTi'vTii
NACACODOCIIES. Tex.. Sept.
24 (UP) A recommendation of
; 98 .... imDriMnm.n, ... .he
verdict returned here today by a
Jury , , lrla, of Wl Thorn.
negro, convicted of the murder
of DePUIy sheriff John Hargla
idurlns a raid on a roadhouse
, . , . .....
. war ..v.v .u auku... . u. juij
I was out 40 hours.
Smith's Western Ride
IV. a
f in' 1
Koier as state Ludgot commis
sioner. Kaier was Just completing his
(Continued oa Pass) His)
...
Collier Trophy
TaRa A war I a1 in
J.U mjk, nnuiuiu sib
Legion Contest
Armistice Day. November 11. to
es-servlce man In Klamath
. . .
ivismaiu i oai io. o. nmcn. u
legion, will be awarded the Al -
tnd D. Collier membership tro -
. . ..
PO,-h.. ... .h. .
'out lai nUht after a meetlna of
! .., i.. mn.i nr the
. . Alfred D Collier com
mander, will douate a silver lov-
which will be awarded,
. .
sunscrtption receipts may oe aa -
ta.nea irom ueorge aiciniyre at
mo J-auonai mm.
the Ftm National Bank.
"Doug. Puckett I. sharpening
' P his cant hook and Is already
decking up
membera
for his
nlle." Collier rated last night In
night In:
innoiinclnc the contest.
j All executive committee mem-
h... ...r. nrwni , iha mi.
, ing.
McXAnn NAMrTD II Y FITT8
i l.os ANGELES. Calif.. SeDt. 24
(UP) Samuel McNabb. United
State, district attorney, will be -
come chief deputy district attor-
ney for Los Angeles. It was an-
nounced today by Buroa Fltts.
n. ........ ........ .n.i ni.,.trt
nvuit-uau, bw.c. ..w. ....
i attorney-elect.
In -i.n
Question
UI IMiDer
Cruises
Up Today
Thirteen Companies,
Individuals to Have
Hearing Before
Equalization Body.
Timber interests of the
county will appear before
the county board of tax
equalization to protest tho
assessments on timber today
The protests will be partic
ularly , on the Edgar; and
Cullison cruises which raised
the annual tax of the Wey
erhaeuser timber company
alone, in the county, be
tween $12,000 and $15,000.
TlmhArmon from all sectloni
!' " '"d pimu
laEainai me hi-mpibuii.
Should It be necessary to have
the timber recruised to obtain
. J. . . . , """".Ih... m.. m-, it htm-ir
reel, 11 migm aeiay ine payment
j of use. to the count, on the
1 property on which the lax Is
; .
. T "If! J"?. "l
it i. nrnhaht. ihl, h. h..rin-
will start at :30 thia morn lur.
Yesterday 13 flrma and Individ
uals added their protests to that
of Jack Kimball.
. Dany: l Ja v i.rothnra r.ttnth..
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SALEM, Ore.. Sept. 4 (IT
Oregon'. 67th State Fair was
, .ormauy opened to the public
Monday morning in an address by
. irvine, editor of the Ore-
on Journal, representing Gover-
n r ratiersonj
1 Today was Community day aa
wall as Children's day and the
pr:gram featured two com-
munlty conteats. one between
bands and tha other between com.
munity choruses. The Hubbard
band won the first competition
with McMlnnville placing second.
and the Mt. Angel boy's band of
50 pieces placing third.
I Practically all ct the exhibits
were in place for the opening of
the fair, a few belated exhibitors
J putting the finishing touches to
, their displays during the day so
, that by mid-afternoon the big
show was In full swing.
A crowd of more than 5000
people, including numerous
youngsters under 14 who took
advantage ct the free admission
feature of the first day, saw
the fair. For a first day attend
ance, .this was regarded by offi
cials as most encouraging and
with a continuation of good wea
ther a record breaking attendance
is expected for the week.
Judglngra started In all de
partments and some of the
awards will be ready for an
nouncement Tuesday.
Tuesday has been designated
State Grange day and Wcraen's
day.
The night horse show also op
ens tomorrow and continues each
night lint limine close of the fair
Saturday. . .
Editor Veterans'
Magazine Visitor
M. A. Carder, who Is connected
with the state department of the
Vetoraus of Foreign Wars, Is
spending this week in Klamath
Falls lit the interests of the Arm
istice edition of tho "Veteran
Crusader."
This is a monthly pubti. atior
of the veterans which is pub
lished at the state headquarters
in Portland and distributed
along the coast and throughout
Oregon, ll la owned by the De
partment of Oregon Veterans of
Foreign Wars.
FARMERS TO
BACK HOOVER
DENVER, Sept. U. (UP)
Four hundred Colorado farm
ers, representing 24 counties
and three farm organizations,
met here today and adapted a
resolution favoring Herbert
Hoover for the presidency.
Tha farmers recommended
an Increased tariff on henf,
hides, sheep, wool, sugar, min
oral, vegetables, dairy and
poultry products, und tha lim
itation of tha freu Philippine
nugar Importation to 600, 0"0
tone.
The resolution endorsing the
republican candidate said that
Hoover and Henstor Charles
Curtis, the vice-presldentlal
nominee, "stand on every
plank (favored by tha farm
ers) wilhont any irpudl I'lon."
Oil Scandals Hit,
Republican Party
Blamed by Smith
HELENA. Mont.. Sept. 24
(UP) Gov. Alfred E. Smith
turned bis fire noon Herbert
Hoover for falling to condemn,
aa a member of the cabinet, tha
"acandals" of tha Harding ad
ministration in hla fourth cam
paign .speech here tonight.
Calling upon the Republican
presidential candidate to repudi
ate the "acandals" now, the Dem
ocratic candidate said Hoover
cannot pasa thla challenge to the
Kenubllcan national committee.
"Part ReaponalbUltv-
The Republican administration,
v. ik u-a... 1
Tn.rTJT
Teapot Dome and Elk Hills naval
I" rarv iru,ciiuD.. me u
ministration of the retcran'c bu
reau by Charlea R. Forbes, and
of the alien property custodian's
... . l t. . , jij...
. " ' .
earn a new H,Bn.iiuH.wu.i w
gtn 13 taxe over psny rvspousi
blllty. Hoover also lauded In this
ctnr uiways a - wcnsirucuve.
I irogreflive parly.
t'a. oil s.-,Hi,)al lli.tory
, In a simple, chronological
I count, tn.- ucm.-raTic canum .xe
I traced the history of tho naval
oil reserve Iran? actions, aenounc-: Typhoon. Conrad: Old Pvbus.
Ing thfm as c-n.tltutlrg "a cold- j l)t.0jnB . Eiplorers of the Dnwa.
hloodifl and as deliberate a' ccn- Uo ,a Koi.hp. rba j!other, Del
spiMcy sgainst the Cnite.1 States !,,,ia; Crimo aud runlbn;cnt.
uovcrnmeiit as can be fouad ro-j postoejky: American Tracedy.
corded at any time in hlswry." I Drel.-ser: The Mountain. Ervine.
"The record of. the last seven mack House In Harley Street,
and a half ia as well known to.pietrher: Double Chance. Fletcb-
the Republican candidate for pres.
ident aa to any other man ln tne
United States." Smith said.
"Nsbcdy will deny tha't Mr.
Hoover aat ln the cabinet for
seven , and a half years, yet I
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Boy Scout Troop
To Hike Saturday
Troop Three, Boy Scouts, met
at regular meeting Monday night
at Sacred Heart academy, many
new membera were enrolled. The
troop now has an assistant scout
master, Alfred Schmlti, appointed
Inst night, who will accompany
the members on hikes and super-
jvlse outdoor activities.
I A hike has been arranged for
Saturday, and several of the
boys will meet at the academy
at T o'clock, weather permitting,
First aid. cooklng fire building,
and other test, will be conducted
for preparation tor tests for the
coming Court of Honor.
Wood River Valley
Cattle Shipped
Over 8.000 head of fat cattle
are ready for shipment from the
Wood River valley country, ac
cording to information in the
county agent's office.
Yesterday several car loads
were shipped to California points
from the Fort Klamath station,
and it is expected that mote, will
be shipped today.
KKCKLKSS KKIVKR FIXED
J. h. Davis, arrested by state
traffic officer Walter A. Foster
on the Midland market road, yes
terday paid a fine of 125 for
reckless driving. The case was
held before Justice W. B. Barnes.
Council
To Submit
Tax Plan
To Voters
Lighting System, Air
port, Special Levy to
Be Referred. Parking
Plan Deadlocked.
-A
number of important
matters came to t head
last night at a meeting of
the city council when pre
parations for submitting
three issues to the citizens
of Klamath Falls in the gen
eral election in November
were passed in resolution
and ordinance forms. These
include a proposed city air
port, a special levy for city
funds, and a new Main
street lighting system.
To RuUd Airport . )
The resolution adopted and tha
ordinance which was paaaad lo
the third reading give tha city
power to acquire land for thia
purpose and specifying It Is to be
submitted to the people In tha
November election. Tha sum
which would be needed tor thla
was undecided, but it waa finally
settled that $58,000 would be tha
best sum to start with. This will
buy tin land and probably com
mence improvements, the council
felt, although the nltlmita coat
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45 BOOKS ADDED
TO CITY'S LIST
m - -:" : ' :.U.'
About 46 new aoalrs bare boon
placed apon the shelvea at tha
City Library for distribution.
Many of these are the latest pop
ular bosks. . "The list la aa fol
l3ws: Pefeccnra of La' Pankre. by
hott; Trr.- Pllrrlms and
;TI,;k(,r rt.j,-. i.,.r,ro. nor.
row; Destiny Ray. Vvrne: High
Place. Cabell: Mystery ' of the
lilue Irani, t hrpote; A Conimou
rh,a,
Cleugh; Man From tli
; Rlrpr Cole. No.tronin. Conrtnl
Swan Song, Galsworthy; Por
trait Invisible. ' Gollomb; Cabin
at the Trail's End.- Hargreavea
Sweden's Best Stories. Larsen;
Dusty Answer. Lehmann: Flutes
of Shanghai, Mlln: Rough Jus
tice, Montague: Up Bel River,
Montague: Mesquite Jenkins,
Mulford; Foolish Virgin. Norrls:
Beauty and the Beast, Norria;
Best Short- Stories of 1921. 1934.
1925. O'Brien;' Best British 8hort
Stories of 1922. O'Brien: 8heavee,
Oemler: Two Flights Up, Rlna
hart: Back Fire. Simpson: Dep
uty Waa King. Stern; Nocturne,
Swlnnerton : Feathered Serpent,
Wallace; Wtntersmoon, Walpole;
Her Closed Hands. Weale: Deep
Lake Mystery, Wells: Men Like
Gods. Wells: When West Wa
West, WIster.
Flapper Fanny Says:
Kit
Mauaaavont
Ciwa sv aca umr-x me j
It always worries man when
his wife Isn't alwaya worried
about him. . ,