The Klamath news., November 08, 1928, Page 1, Image 1

. Ihe . Klamath News
"THROW AWAY. YOUR HAMMER-GET OUT YOUR HORN"
The Klpath News
Official Paper
City of Klamath FaV
The Klamath" Wc;ti
Official Paper
County of KlamatK
Vol. 5, No. 304 Price Five
KLAMATH FALLS, ORE., .THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1928
(Every Morning Except Monday) '
1 POLLS MOST VOTES EVE:
4
Watters;' Mayor; Balentine,
-
G. O. P. SWEEPS
Nominees
For Court
Duncan
Low, Win
Whitlock, Cozad El
ected; Collier. Bur
dick, Hamilton Rep
resentative Tho republican landslide
which awept the nation
with the exception of one,
went into office,
Hllaa Olwnrlialn. ' rulllran
candidal)) fur llio (uiir-yar lrm
on I ho rnuniy court, dMcaicd
llurri'll Shiirt, dnmnirullc Inrum-
lh warmoNl raminUn In
tlin muoiv for iirvornl yoara. i
arncloiiutTriJi. fr.1
iy man aimnic iirp-mr
narlad, havo all been aatllrd hy
.v.. i.... i .k. .1 ihn
JHif ... V -I
polla.
Wllllonia Klcrlnl
Charl- U. Wllltomj. rop.it.ll-
ran, dclralcd II. J. Tlrknnr. drm-
ni'rai. Ir tho iwo-yoar irrnu a
roiinly romnilaalouor. Wllllama '
nollrd S7S. whllo TWknor col- . h, h. Ilradhury
Irrlrd UtO. Wllllaina s np
pnlnlpd hy Coniiiy JiuIra (lod-
lard. Who aa not tip for ro-
rlorilon Ihla year, lo (III tho I
place left vacant hy tha rcilann-1
Hon of Horace It. nuniap. rinnri
did nol concur In the appoint
ment bill lulled lo wall until
nfter Ihe election, when Ihe
nlera had ahown their prefer
once, before aiipolmtnit itnyono.
Wlllinma will bo regularly aworn
Into office the flral of January,
US. but will hold ihe office by ,
appoint menl until that dale.
Human I cl II. . I'.
W. M. Huncan, democrat, was
Ihe only member of the bourbon
oarty lo surcecd ftl Ihe polla. He
defeated Judca A. I,. I.eavllt. ro
publlcnn, .1704 lo 3IS6. Imuran
Is Iho present dlslrlrl attorney of
Ihe con lily.
I.loyd l Low, republican, nol
inure votes than Ihe other two
eiimltdntca for sheriff added lo
liether. Low recelvrtl Jliinl: W.
W. ll'all Winfrey, detnocrnllc
nomlneo, was second with l!r..
anil Jim Hilton, Indvpvndcnl. was
third with UilO.
Hurl Whlllock, present comity
JJairnnnr, easily defenled Jennie
Tewoy, Independenl, for re-election
to tho ofrli'o. Whlllock polled
4UK0 voles, Willie Mrs, Towey re
ceived only 2721.
Tn Levy Vails
Tho mcasurn provldlnK for and
nulhorlzltiK iho coiinly court to
levy a half-mill lax on all prop
erty In the county for Iho erec
tion of n now building at Iho
(Continued on lak HIO
hoover Invited
To Visit State
SALEM, .Ore Nov. 7. (UP)
(Invornor I. L. Patterson to
day sent the following tele
gram lo Herbert Hoovur at
Palo Alto, Cnllf.:-
"I congrntulnio yoii on your
election lo Iho presidency.
You have won Oregon by Ihe
largest volo ever given a pres.
Idonllal candidate On behalf
of tho pooplo. of this state
whoro you made your first
home In the west, I extend to
yon and Mrs. Hoover a cordial
Invitation lo visit Oregon no
foro yotl return lo Iho nation
al capltil."
LATEST RETURNS ON
OFFICERS, MEASURES
. Heading Candidates Printed In lllark-faw lyuc)
I'llKKlriKXT AMI VIcK-l'IIKallliKNT
Niilinll
Hoover nli4 I'Mllka lt.-iulillrn l7.4Ufl.MKI
Hinllk unil It -bin-on I D' Hiin ralli l I3.MM4I
II over's Plurality. (,.W,.WJ
State
KKPIIIXLVTATIVr'.. Hi: OMI MSTItlCT
Stul C-unty
Robert 11. Iluth-r W.IHMI .t.iiwi
, Waller C. CaaiMI
W4llr M. Mart 17,21 !,
' MM'ltl-.TtMV Of HTATU
K. It. Ilodds .4 '
Hal t:. Ilos l:M.tl.H 4.UHU
Kil. Plir ; . IS.Soo 1.45
Hxxtv. tiikamiilii . .
A. A. H.iKlund - I3.S7U 341
TIm.muis II. kut 1.11, aiil .VJfl.1
Nvnl Swciliind !. . ..
: II HTM'KH IM' TIIK HI I'll KM K IIH'IIT Two lo lie clorlcri) -
'Loyal M. (Irshira 17. SHI 1.013
: tlllhert K. Ilaiaakvr 24.367 l.in
i J. K. Mourner !.
II. I.. Perrlnc
John I.. Hand HMI.O-il fl.HKN
Urmw , IImmwiim IJ.1..HMJ :l.:K!0
TTiiitl-:v.il-:M-:u.l. i
W. It. HwbMr 3nt
, William s. IK !.
I. II. Van Winkle surrd Win S.HIWI
HAIRY AXI KOOII COMMIHHIOVf.K .
John II. Mlrklr 4,.18l
A. K. Sanderson ;... ,., . .. JJ4
I'nrl V. Soderhack .-. If I
peii-r sirt'irr, Jr i si '
. , District
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H. J.' Tlrknor
C. II. Wllllaina
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Jim llllion
I. loyit lM Ihw
W. W. ll'all Winfrey
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COI'XTV rilKAHI'IIKII
Clarn Calkins Hu'niiI
COI'XTV NI'IIVKVOIl
K. II. Henry .'
(Continued
Here are intimate glimpses of Herbert Hoover, caught by the ever-rendy news
paper cameramen at various times during his public career. The picture in the center
was taken in the midst of a campaign tour as n mother offered her baby to bo kissed
by the candidate, which Mr. Hoover declined to do. ' In the upper right is Hoover
with a group of child refugees during the Mississippi valley flood. The other pic
tures apenk for themselves. V. !
hi. 31.1 t(KI
lllrlt.KInjMh rouuly.
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(:i lo ho rlcclwl)
County
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Xot Tabulatctl '
on I'aga Hl)
INTIMATE GLIMPSES OF HERBERT HOOVER
Jry -lib w
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COUNTY
CLEMENTS SAYS
GEORGE KILLED
INDIAN MAN
Thai Archie llurkl.y. Iniliait.
who was f und dead In a barn '
SUilfv I rouniy'l4H1 h-'' Jackson ranch near lU-aity
III4.1MU 4.4JII -leto Tuesday afternoon, rami In j
hU di-nih hy mcaua it! a Hkuil ,
frartnrft rainud hy a hiunt iuitru
Qi-ni, and lhal lllll Clcmeno. and
l)i-aii CvorRo, lucllun. vhnuld Ih
held In ronncril(n wlih hi d.atli.
. wiu ihf vrdli:l of a ror-niT'a
Jury, iiIht an iniinrai Ul hIkIiI ul
Iho WlililfM'k Kuueral lUmr.
VJwrnw. 7-y..ar oi.i hiu
Itoy, look tbo wlincHX ataml and
told hi atory of ihn mitrdrr f
llarklfy. wM-koown llatiy In
dian. 111k li'Mlmnny dirHtly rn-fntf-d
arvrral aiairmi'niM niado ly
prAioua wlmnmL'S cn llio aland.
MempntH italt'd he arriviMl at the
Jat-kMin ran-h ahout 1 c'rlork
Tueaday aflernoon. hrr he mef
Roland Jaokaon. Dran C.roree
and Arrhle llarkley, who. he (aid.
had hall a Rallon of whiakny.
TrIU of An.
Tho four men were In the
barn
when Jacka?n and Darklcy licitan
, ncifrmnn. Jarkaon'a noso c:m-
n.. M.-ru ,u uii-. .,.u
ihlnklnc Jark.on a (tettlnn ihe
woi.t of what had .taricd out to
bo a fri,d.y uff.e. iutnncd
onto llarkley. Jnrkaon wa
knO ked 10 the .round. Cl. m-
Jarkaon a who nad entcrwi ine
ham' in tho meantime and taken
her liuabaud lo tho ranch house,
. f'lementa auKnc he and Cc-rRe
left and wenl up to a car aiandiUR
D the yard, tieorffo lurucd
j around and alarled hack l the
harn. nmtlerini; "I'll fl narkley."
and pirked up a heavy piece of
pipo lyinc In Ihe yard. I ho white
boy leatlflcd. When Clementa re-
nionslraird with lieorite he waa
Fhovrd lo Ihe around and Oeorce
went on lo tho barn, Clements
leatlflcd
tpnw uvcamn miKPn nn- in the 1U lw taken up princi- j "ltt Ul "rta ic-cictLtu ui uic cuy, Mtcoruing iq m-
bmwi unci Rarku-y drew a knife pftl1f hv jdKinR the tuhorH. formation received last night, and expresses the con fi-
' tn him. Th vuuth struck. I lurk- ; . w ,.'" .- ... :
- - ;k.y . iirk ot wood. kno,k.j' " , h,"cn ; fence of thr titrwris in. Watters' administration. . Wat-
.. .1.701 . ' . . . 'and U'tnorroK from 10 a. m. until 4 . mni? - ioon r-.e , ,'
to Clementa .latement i ( Prorldlng a .urprls. U'. 'S.
f'l,.,At,la al,l k ln,pilrit ln!c,l - whn will
the barn nnd entered Iho d nr ; ,,ild court on the l.iwn In front A number of Klaninth county
1.510 j,IHt n ttmr lo ace Cecrge strike lof the hall daily. A Inrsn sign I artists who have consented lo ap
tt.tuil nurkh.v. who was ulrcailv iincon-tndverilsiita the show with words loear on tho benefit nrngram.
srlous. j spelled hy lines of potatoes has j which will consist of music and
Dean fleorgetwas nol at the In-j been .placed, on the laurn near i readings, are: Mrs. Claudia Lo
nue I. bul was' held In Ihe coun-IKIiiK Spud. jreni. Alias Betty Rnmshy. Ilow-
X'ot Tabulated 1 ly Jn" pending Its outcome. . j Three uuprojudlred judges ard Craham. Harry Borell'a or
j lloesn't Itcnienilier have been named hy Alfred I), 'chestra. Mrs. E. J. McLaughlin.
Not Tabulated ; Roland Jackson staled, while ; Collier, commander of the Lo- Kathryn Walton and Mrs. A. J.
' (Conllnueil on I'ago Ttvol (Conllnncd on Pago Klx) ' ; ' IVoye: .
. -
Police Judge,
IT amnfrh
1 a III d I II
P a f n f a
J. W l (i l u
ill
Show Will
ere
Finest Tubers To Be
; on Exhibition; Plans
- . . . ar .
for .CelebratiDn Are
Announced
100 per cent No. 1 U. S.
spuds or nothing."
. ' That is the slogan that (
has been adopted by the di-
rectors for the third annual
Potuto snw and armistice
ceieorauon, wnicn win open
toda at 10 a. m.
OpehH
i;jniUIU of Klamath county a , R..V. PnJ..i
, . , 1 Breaks rrecedent
f",", NM,P1 Gem i""1'0"- j . Watters was leading over Cofer by 107 votes, cli-
r':-0,h"i "f.":"maxing one of the closest races in the history of the city
known, will be on display, today . . . . .
at the Lenlon Memorial hall and . f0r th offlCe f mayor. ThlS IS the first time that a
. 0. The Snud-Armlsilce ball
will start at the rxhihtt bulldlnc
at the f itr Rrouuda nt 9 o'clock.
Sunday uflvrnoitn. In order that
those' who were iinnhle to aee Ihn
disnluva ' mav have a chance to
tl.i ia Ihe hall will lu nnnn !
Friday a potato luncheon will be
held at Ihe hall. '
Tonight and tomorrow '.night
Johnny Houston's' entertainers
will pui' on a ahoW at Ihe hall!""1 1x1 nF,a Tuesday evening. No-
from 7 until It o clock: '
One of the Ihing attracting
Mile public lo ihe show Is King
M liT si
Olds, VanC amp Lead
For Reelection To
Jobs On City Council
M,irf?.rt M,ea,uIe cfIiV A P BlPHHDitcuied
viaing lor special Levy ror uperaung
Expenses; Proposed Street Lighting Mea
sure May Have Failed.
T. B. WAITERS Mayor
U. S. BALENTINE Police Judc
LENA DENNIS City Treasurer
FRANCIS OLDS First Ward
PAUL LAMBERT Second Ward
W. D. BUTLER Third Ward
CLIFTON RICHMOND Fourth Ward
J. E. VAN CAMP Fifth Ward !
T. B. Wattcrs has been
H. Cofer. according to complete, but unofficial returns
jin the office of the county
piiea xrom me lauy sneers
:not be completed for probably two days yet, it is stated.
Shrine to Sponsor
B6ncfit Prosrr&m
f r l. an
UIl IN OVeiUDer ZU
To secure funds (or tho Shrin
ers' hospital for crippled children
i located at Portland, a prognun
veniber 20, In the Klamath high
'school auditorium under the aus-'
I pices of the Hillah Temple of the
rtlirlnn
'
Victors
re-elected mayor over Fred
clerk. Official returns, com-
or the election boards will
Balentine. a young attorney,
! Walked off with the lob of nn-
i"6 Judse wlth conrortab
m"Kia 1Ter tem L. Oaahacen.
Incumbent. Balentine received
!114 vole while Oarhagen gar
nered 1620, . .
Airpors Win
Lena D-nnls was unopposed
for ,n6 of:Ict. of clty treasoTOr.
In cases where persons wore
running unopposed the cleric's
office did not compile tho early
ti.... j .. ,
returns, and no figures of any
accuracy aro arallablo at the
present lime.
The measures providing tor
the selling of $50,000 bonds of
the city to start the construction
of a city airport was leading'
1406 to 1225. -
Tho special levy to provide op
orating expenses for the city
during Ihe coming year, above
the six per cent which the law
allows Ihe city to increase taxes,
was approved by the voters, who
gave the measure 1724 Totes.
against 11SS who voted against
the hill.
Lighting Plan Fail
Tho proposed ornamental
street lighting plan appeared
from early reports to have lost.
1320 voted no. while 1293 Toted
yes on the measure These fig
ures are not accurate, as the
clerk's office did not tabulate
the' Tote on tho measures, and
the figure wore gathered at tho
polls. , i . ' , . ,
In Ihe raco for jobs on .the
i-lly council Francis Olds, incum
bent, appears to have defeated
Evorctt O. Nord to represent the
I first ward. Old received 249
i voles to 165 for Nord.
In the fifth ward. the-, only
othor in tho city where there was
a contest, J. E. Van Camp, In
cumbent, polled 301 to 253 for
Fay. Morris, his opponent..'
Those elected without V op
position and- whose total' vole
has not yet been tabulated are:
Paul Lambert, second ward: W.
D. Butler, third ward, and Clif
ton Richmond, fourth ward.
ALBA XV VOTKS AHIPOIIT
ALBA.VY. Ore.. Nov. 7. (UP) i
Albany carried tho J?5.000:
jbond issue for a municipal nlr
iport by an almost three to one
majority, with 17,384 voting for
the measure and 5370 against. I
The county also carried tho 3-'
mill levy to match Ihe federal!
nnd state government with funds j
In the construction of the Santl-I
am highway.
Surprises
Noted In
Election
Returns
Smith Will Not Run
Again; Roosevelt
May; Probable Cab-
NEW YORK. Nov. 7. (U
P)j-r Herbert Hoover's tre
, mentions victory, passing' all
previous records, both in
popular and electoral votes,
i opens'a new era' in the na-
tion'a politics for both par
ties. Republicans have dem
; onstrated a grip on the
' country which has remained
unshakable through three
, presidential campaigns in
.which the opposition resort
led to every conceivable type
of strategy. ; ..... -.
Deora Raffer Blow '
Demoerarts have suffered a se
vera How in permitting Hoover
to break lau their, solid south.,
What this - may- lead to no oa
ltnowsi bat' It might easily prova '
a revoioUonary, event 4 for ahi.
democratic party.
. It has been shown ih; s.iulh .
will not remain , democratic fe '
gardless of evsrythhx. ' Th:s 5
i controlling 4he. riemormfle parly's '
destiny durliy; the next four,
year must deride whefhtr to" play., '
to ihe eaxtcrn wet.Tote by which
Smith carried Massachusetts and
Rhode Island, or whether to per
mit the old dry democratic south'
In resume lis domination of tha
party's - affairs.
-Ha-iiy Surprises Hcc
Surprises rontinued to develop
as retnrns from the greatest vote
In tha natlon'a history poured. In
today. . '
The latest tabulation of those
returns showed:
Electoral vote: Hoover, 444:
Smith, 87. : Hoover plurality, 357.
. ropunir voter
Total reported, 30.021,71 (in
complete). ...
Hoover, 17.2.027. ',
Smith. 12. .801.184.
. Hoover plurality. 5.117.841.
These figure when analysed
reveal that: . . - .
tircatest Vote Ever
Hoavsr broke Harding's record
for thai popular vote-and .Wil
son's record of 435 electoral Tolas
Hoover having 444.
Wilson received tha largest
popular vote any democrat ever
had received and cne of tha
smallest electoral votes any can-
- "'"" '
ih. !'!, J fTr. "'"f
Smith with . 87. electoral votes la
the lowest -in 50 years except for
the freak .elghl-Toto defeat ot
Taftla 1912.
Smith carried only six of the .
ten 'southern states and Rhode
Island and Massachusetts eight,
states In all out of 48.
Hcovcr carried tour southern
stales which never had gone ro
(Confined on Pago Four)
Flapper Fanny Say$t
ma. u f. mt. ort.
follcfco rhr lewlera (Ire off