The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, November 03, 1928, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Textme Klamath Mews SECTION TWO Pages 1 to 6 SECTION TWO Pages 1 to 6 "THROW AWAY YOUR HAMMER GET OUT YOUR HORN" Vol. 5, No. 300 Price Five Centa. KLAMATH FALLS, ORE., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1928 (Every Morning Except Monday) 1 L DENIES DEED "I Didn't Do It" Are Utt Words Uttered; Cop VUiU Bedtide Postoffice Gets 21,500 Letters I Muro I hnn 11.500 letter passed ' IhrniiKh I lie local poatofflie Thursday., according In chock reveuloy at Ihe close of the rush huum by lulmuator Julia A. MrCall. Of I III" number JO, dull tore mull Ihruiiitll the cancelling nis rliliio. Hundreds nl these lnllera Were election Idlers and hun dreds iniiro wern added In lh great total because of the first nionlh. when lillU are fruni Hie various Ihi1- Mrs. Hoover, Mrs. Edison, Mrs. Ford LAKIC lll.l'KK. III., tint. I, U p) To IIiuh) who wmdm through a psychic world. Kl. frlorta Kuaak anrrHleed herself on au alinr of (Irn to "purify" of ' . .,, Iv.. .or. .... .r '-J. aeerct (Tin from Her family ami t no ,0 ,000 were liaiidlit by ll.r cirri of closet friends, 'baud, berauM nf I lie .lie. mil KirrLda dlid Indus and lu.r 'llnwli Ih. oi lu nau Ihrounh death sealed I h IIm 'hut rould have dlscliwed her secret. Her rieaih oil hut rlow'd Hi. dour on the "furnace my.lory" In the l.k. Illurf village ball, a mr' lory that may never b VWl of Horror Tiio Bi.lery ( her "lll of horror" to Ihn haaomeut grew deeper today wheu. breathing TUo fout ,,,.,.,,., h.r Ut, alio murmured lhrnua.il. ... . . , - h.r awollrn Up.: h''- ' ''X employ... of "I didn't dn It: I didn't do It." !tho California Oregon Power Iter dyliiK word. wer. III. first 'rompauy will l held on Thanks- Ihn machine. Thcee letter, rant ed from 4 rent. In 13 eeula. MimI of I hem were bunk alalo-menia. , a my.- Copco Electric Ball Is Planned I I i fes: NAlifflAL C0MJ o my MURDERS THREE ITHEN KILLS SELF ! Wholesale Murder Total Mount to Sixteen In California I S9, killed bis two daughters, .nrraln and K.leannr, and then I klllrd bluiwir. On August II l.eoiig Ylo, fhlmwe. killed It countrymen near Palrfleld. Yin committed sulfide In the death row of Han Uuentln itale pruxjn on Ortolier 21. HAN'T A KOHA. Calif., Nor. S. (If) The third wholesale mur derer In the Ran Franclaco bay region within the pat 100 day. ended bli own life bera today. Juat aa bl. two predecsors. after be had Increased the num ber of victim, to Id. Churl. Hraker. 47, commit ted aiilclde after killing I). J. Herlola. 75. flertnla'. wife. Marie, To, uuit their daughter. Canillln, 27. police Mid. Itirte liril A. (lab Officer, advanced Ihe theory that llraker bad airuck liertola over Ihe bead with a rifle. In flicting Injuries from which be never fully recovered conscious ness, then klllrd Mm. liertola and her daughter with bullet. from the rifle, and finally .hot .30 rallhre re-! FOUT OKKOltD. Or... Nov. 2. I AP) --Copper ore brought here by W. ('. Purdln from head water, of live Elk river In north ern Curry comity, haa caused con.iderable exrltment. Purdln said a urn pie ahown came from a large lode. Pickpocket Get! Diplomat's Papers PAK1H. Nov. 2. (UP) Impor tant diplomatic document. wer .toten today from th. pocket, at (,'ouul (illmenei do Molina, fin ecretary of th. Bpanlah ambama) A pickpocket I. believed to hav gnno through the count'a pockefk while ho wa. aacortlnc th. 8pan Ull Hoyal Princea.es Maria anl Beatrico to the Theater Dm Champ. ' Kly.ee.. Th. coudiI diplomatic paMport ' also wl .tolen. ho b.d uttered .Inra In.l Tue. d.y morning that would Indlinle aomeono m with her on tho nociurnal vtlt to the villus, hull. Hhe previously had Initiated "1 did U alone," a. proof of "my spiritual nv for him." tMl, llltrhy' giving night. Nnvomher 29 at the Kxhlblllon building, arcord ' lug to announcement mail" yes terday by C. II. Pylea, chairman of tho rommltieo In rbnrge. j Throughout the dancing hour. two orchaaira will play. ' The 1 Aahworlb Htrollera and l.e. Ball- Herbert Hoover's Invashn of hi. opponent', homo stale brought a huy round of activitic. tojh'm'" w'"1 . . ... , . t ii uAU 1 1. .. . . . - .. . ... - i. ... . . - . . voivrr. lloaver by women 0.0. P. k-advra In New York clt. Ift to rlithl. stiindlng: Mrs. Thoma. A. Edison. bn9 membera olbe "irtola IJr. I.lllian ai. tilllirein. . ra. noovpr, .lira, iiuy n. w riant, .11m. iicnry r oro ana Airs. Iiyron K, Kldrid. The Identity of the object of . ' her aplrltual love rould not be , Hack, y.ar thl. dmca .tanda learned. Klfrleda'. moment, of out a. on. of Hi fealura dance., i ronaclouanru .lnc her semi- Tb Copco boy. spare no llm ronsrloua form wa. found prop-. la decorating the hall for the Td against the furnace Tuesday wnoual event, morning, have been few. I C. II. Pylea I. chairman of the At one time .he .aid: "I did ' oommlttee In charge. M. O. l. I It alone: I did It to lest my 1 l bare charge of lb decor ' aplrltual love for him." "n- Tlcketa will be placed on , Again .he said: "Oh. Hltchy. ' '' dlwlloa of 8. n. : oh Hltchy. where are you!" , Hedkey. . "Hlkchy" la Charlea W. Hitch-1 MrDougall will handle ' cock, former vaudeville trooper 1 aoverusmg. 'and motion pioiuro arior, who j taught Klfrleda or "Krllile" aa -ho railed her, elocuilon and los- vaon. In waychnlngy at the nolleej 'slnilon In I lie village halt. ''Hltchy" baa . denied . any! Special Program MERRILL MAN 50 Autoists Sign For School Plan FILES IN RACE At Tourist Booth Cast for High School Play Out knowledge of atferiiou or Va'plrU- """ f"'"'. . . , , ... ,. Tl . . . teailleg- c.a. for "Hton Thief", r student boily play of tho Klamath I'nlon High school haa been announced. The play will be praaenled some lime In December. The raat follows: Joan ( err. Mary Prance. Dougherty: Mr a. Carr. Kaiher- Ino Pope: Caroline Carr, Mar- wrr-rmir thai Ml have held for him. "Hllrh)" VUIU Ilod.lilo . lie. ha. been ronflned at hi. home for mora than two week, snflrrlng from a fractured ankle. He bobhlcd lo the Alice Home hoapltal early Inlay at the re quest of aulhorlllea when It ap peared tho girl', life wa. elihlng , ,,, ( hrl.loilienM.n; Nell. Krun "' icea Palmer: William Carr. John "Hello. Frltile. aren't you glad : (himoii: Jame. Cluney. Harold to sc. met" he asked. IKohn: Mr. Jamison. Paul Bevhk; ' "Ye.." idle replied faintly. , r. willnughhy. Herbert Klnt- Hltrhrock naked her: "VVhyjrn: ur. Mr. Hpelaln. W.ldeen did you dn thlsl" and "who Htjt'pp; Jack I Mora n. Herbert Ora yoii Into the nation?" but Ihe I ham: Joe Thompaon. Hon llnr glrl Juat .tared through tho sills I ,in: and Madge Carr. (lertrnde In her bandaged faro. "I ItMn'l Do It" As he started In leave and aald "good-hye" the girl ans wered "good-bya" and turned na though In strep. After he wa. gone, she shirt rd in .peak again. . "I wonder. I wonder I won der." "What dn you wonder?" her nnrao naked. "I wonder If they did It nnd A serie. of special aaetnlille lo bo held at Ihe Klamaih I'nlou high school have been announced through the office of Paul T. Jackson, principal.' The Armistice Assembly will be held on Novemlier 9. Attor ney It. C. tiroeaheck will be the xpeaker. At ibis lime patriotic Ming, will be .ling. Member, of Ihe national guard will alxo take part an thl. artaemhly. - The Junior girl, use to have full charge of ihe Thanksgiving aaaemhly. NnvemlH-r 2.H. Hen rietta Wright and Maude lluker will ho the sponsors. Music for tills nasenihly Is to lie furntahi'd ' liy the linyV Ob-e Clnh. ' " The I'lirlslman ftiffmtily will ho under the direction of the Senior girl.. Mis. Vera Moore will act a. chairman. Ihveinhvr 31 I. Ihe dale set. ' During the second week of January. Iho Journalism da, will conduct un assembly. Her trude liludhy. chulrhinn. "Put" Livingston and France. Palmer will have chae. For result, hm New. Cl.u Ad. A. I.. Andrleu of Merrill yes terday filed petition, signed by a aufflclent number of membera of Klamaih Irrigation District to 'Insure hia name being .on Ihe ballot aa a candidate for direc- , tor. At the election November 13. be will be opposed by J. L. Jacob, prewnt provident of the board of directors. Antlrieti wa. nom inated by residents in the Ma lin territory. , Andrieu Is a farmer near Merrill and has resided In Kla maih county for the luat 21 years. - --. , I.1NDV TO VOTE ' "4 '' MEXICO CITY, Nov. . Charles A.'Llndherghwlll "Jo . to St. l-onls to cast his rote lu the presidential election before . he files here, ihe American em hassy wns informed today. The flier is in Terrenatc. at preueiit on a hunting trip. He will de part liy airplane for this city Nov. S and probably will he In vited in accompany military lead ;ers on a trip to Monterey. San ' I, ills Poiaal Sitlllllo and Torreon. ' Despite the lateness of the i season and the approach of win ter weather, tourists from all senion. of the 1'nlted Btatea continue to visit Klamath Falls. A check of tourist, regl.tered I at the chamber of commerce since the first of October shows 3-10 cars were checked In. Many of the motorist were planning to remain In Klamaih county for a few days, some to enjoy the wonderful hunting and fishing and other, to look over business posaibllltiea. family, llraker set fire to their house before firing the bullet through his own head: Bertnla managed lo rrawl to the back porch but the other three were burned almost beyond recog nition. . Motive 1'ouml A belt - bnckle, watch and pocket knife, with the Initials C. B.. were Identified aa Braker's property by hia former wife, Lil ; lian Braker, vrho sectred "a di vorce last April by accusing Braker of threats to kill her. 1 The motive of the quadruple killing was believed to have been refusal of Camllle to accept Braker's attentlona or denial of ; bla demands to borrow money. ' j The aerie, of murders and aul 'cide darted at Wataonvtlte oh July 24. when Alee B. Morales. Buy Nationally Advertised Goods For Quality and Economy ( Let your phone serve you thee busy days. We specialize in phone orders. S. & W. 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