The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, March 13, 1929, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text:tace FinnT . I L WF.DNFSDAY. MAKCH 13. 1020 TTTT! KT.AMATTT NEWS' A - - ww aim: W.J. KERRIGAN FACES CHARGE Complaint State False ; Ditpatch Sent With ' Intent to Injure Walter J. Kerrigan, tolf tried "wo. known publicity man" nnd head of "The Kerrigan Syudlcato," who 1ms been re posing In the comity jnll while erring out sentence for carry ing concealed weapons yesterday broke Into print attain. He appeared before Justice of the Peace V. B. Karnes who read the following telegram and atated that Mr. Kerrigan was charged with tending a false dis patch: Klamath Falls, Ore. Feb. IS. 1SSS Klamath Falls. Oregon. W. T. Fltagera'.d, Member of Congress, i Washington, D. C. j Ask removal of T. W. Wheat, j Tolice situation here aorioua. See 1 Uurka. White Police Failure. Itequest Indian restored. Signed: Jess Lee Kirk, Secret ary Klamath Tribal Council: William Bar clay, Klamath Tribal School Boy's Bomb of Soap LOS ANGELES. Mnr. 1!. (I'Pl Three boys whom au thorities at first believed plan ned to blow up the Arcadia school nnd kill two tca.'hera ate their meals from maniel pieces toniisht and a fourth was thankful that be was be ing held temporarily In Juven ile Hull. The "powerful bomb" which deputy slierrlfs handled Willi care was found to contain nothing more than liquid soap. The conspirators said they thought that was powerful enough. The "plot" was dii.eoered when Waldo Wahrara, H. dis appeared from his home with his father's gun after mutter ing about killing two teachers. Investigation led to finding cf the "bomb" and detention of young Wahram on a charge of carrying concealed weapons. Believe Langdon May Recover From Auto Accident Harry I.Pi.Rtt.ti of ihU city who was seriously lujurrtl tu nn uli ml simp on iho Croon Swine Saturday afternoon, a tut who Is now n iKUtont at ttio Ashluihi ronnnunity hoxtltnl ha n Kootl chance for recovery. aivtr.tinti to InformntliMi received horo. I.iuir don wad stl'.l In n state of m. consciousness Monday, but hi general condition was improve-!. A. J- Mansfield, other occupant nf tlta Star coupe wh it'll was pt uhed over a liO-foot enltunk mont on tho western ntdo of the Oreeti Spring s mum it. I not ; suffering from any criou injury, j How tho two men escaped without helns kilted in a miracle, j according to eye-witnescs to t!;e accident. The mishap is hcing f investigated by Stale Traffic Of- ( White House Cornice Falls WASHINGTON, Mar. 12. iV V ) A t wen t y pou nd deeurut tvo piece which fell t:ilrt from the cor nli of tho north port ico Of thO W1.it lloilrtO lH not Hlgnify iho need of further repair on tho execiiilvH m.iii sion, oni'JnetM'N cf the depart nient of public UulldikiKA an id tonight. Tho dec: rat tvo pioeo was a Reparole unit which pulled lootio from iu moorings. The HurroundinR woodwork at tho top of t1u huge colonial col umn i.-t sol ttl und hate. ALTAMONT 10 Return Lamiis u.n, match i vrvt, 'l1 I . - M. : Itulck garaae. early In Janunry. all 1 Vlldll) K,.k wa not with l.auuls til tlm i t'I't-f'rauel.co Bowring Orchestra Will Play in Re-decorMed Pavilion To Show Value of Texaco Motor Oil Jack llmvrinx ami hi ntvh"s tra will open the Sprint; season at the Allamotii . dam t hall. It was announced ye.ttei-.luy. Dies l.auuls was sent to lite slitic Iteed und Marshall Kessotictte, tralliliiK . h.iol toi imIiIiIiik III" owners cf the "A und It" rout !rai: in January. Since Hut hivr aland, own tile Allaiumit ltu" he ban become IS year of which Is being completely rcdec- uge and may now be proecutd orated. under the Hale law The opening will be held till ''"he News lhcs to cot feet an March SI. "f.rand Opening err r made In n fmiiicr Issue in Nlr.lit"; March "Students' which It m staled that Lewis Nlthl": ami March 31, "Wlmepv K'-k mi with lawn! the first llmv that Launla robbed the' IIICIIKKI.U.V. Calif., Mar. II, Ksplnnsa, II, FVk flf IllVttlVPfl KrtL "" ''OBn,"'",,n died here I tilnlit of burns re- IAU ilUl lllMlll III with the robbery nf Iho llulck reived when itiidinn he was gaiaan. currying exploded from a match. lciitly Sheriff Pale Miillooil mi nii sinus. m m wiiiii m is mi mm siss sss 'if! jesterd'iy fer Kuisene where le will tul.e ll.ii ry Launla. said 'y Lureno oftlrcr-t to tin vi con 'essctl rolililui; lle lltll k K'ii-ai;e n Ibis city. Into lusinily and he a crcted i leiur-.i today with :lie privouer. RICHARDSON SPRINGS "The Home of the Soft Shirt" Cliiiniiin: llit wiii IiI'k Itotit iiHttinil pIivhU'. On high way nciif I'hii'ti, Citlif., Iltiito ('utility, Ciillf, Wtirm wiiili-r uoittlii'i'. Stfitm ImlliH. Wonderful iiiitici al w utci'", tiii((-tllu for rlu'tinuilism,' klilnoy mitl atonitti'li uilmcnlH. LEE RICHARDSON, Cliico, California The motor oil which is luattil Ask Chamber to Appear at Rate Hearing in Valley Discussion of tho hear ins to AAonollmont fit 1 1 An iiln 1 V .1 .1 V. lnl.ir.latn r " . I ' ; M. Duncan and Orvillo Joncn urecon. joe Kirit. : Commerce commission in Med- .ij . ford the last of March, when port to indictments chanting him wflh to port rates of the Southern four counts of larceny and burn- wry. Marcos Ortax. charged with NiKht", Dewey I'owHI, tr.lietra manaKer nutted tMtertln v. The Altaux'itt mvitl n i l tOK it-invdirlitiol tulii H Jit tii'it tr- fleer Herb Moore who has head- furl by ibe Texaco company.; , ,.,,. .,. , hUwV Quarters in the valley city. and whi.h is one of he most am R, n.ioths are belni; built nationally advertised oil., will he around the eilKe of the hill, ill FYilir AcClWPfl HI I demonstrated ut the company , lowlim seats f r all dancers. Lai . . service station at Sixth and Plum Crimes Appear, "' :, :" Three Enter Pleas' """,n " k- j parttuent of the Texaco company Four men appeared in circuit 111 ,h" vi" from SotlltlH an,t i II Ins l ..tin re.i nf t li a lsmii iuun j t'Kivrusiy uriuri' juuu . ) fmintuln will Ito In t'all. il and teo i ream and mitt drinks served. SHOW tWK.t lt l. Tho Paramount portal now ree I which wan to ti a v e hoe u stratlott when ho will how tho , Cur Plates arc assured a Success because they are based on quality and value ; ' Lincoln P. Butler. , ranchers, Modoc Point. Oreron. Tha complaint is signed by T. ! Pacific are to be heard, was ur .kui ti.n.ut ' riven bv Walter West before the on'ih, Klamath reservation, and: board of director, of the cham- ; Siven i ' nearlnK and T. R. Glllenwaters. assistant dls- ! er or commerce yesieroay. trlet attorney. I( ts aliened In the complaint tha( Kerrigan tent the telegram wita ne intent of injuring Mr. quality and explain the golden color of Texaco Kolden motor oil. and why it forms su-li a low car bon content. Council Elects Business Airent Kor tho firt time in ovor a ; i Ralph lloran. of Manning, Mr- Mr. WVat advised the railroad ' foUot-h and Driscoll. was ap- committee of the chamber of pointed as defense attorney by commerce to d re oare their claims. ( e cour- ItakinB. if possible, such ship-1 A. M. Thomas pleaded not j-rar the Huildint: Trade Couurll j Wh.it and that th- laiptrim is ! menta as building material, to Sty to a charge of falsification i wu; maintain a butn.- aneni in false in that Kerrigan signed the presented at the hearing wheo , f records of a corporation. Klamath KalU. H. W. Waites rtamea to the dispatch 'towns from throughout southern ; Joe Moran was arraigned and ; waa elected to fill the position at Kerrigan will plead to the Oregon will be represented. , pleaded not guilty to a chargo a meeting of the council held "Va.I. . - Tho ilaiM nf Iho it.tinP Of larceny lu a Store. V. P. ! intt nlfhr n.l will hav'n hi tDiri. ioqbt at a n. m. i ----- -D .... J ,ps - I heal n. will be on view totlsy and tomorrow at llul 1 1 1 r a : r e ConditlittM over whtsh Hie tli. J atre bad no runt ml made It im posMihlo lo h ren it, no now yon may ie president llonvcr lakinn j the oaih of offlto, and MiuIvh. rrah. PAINLESS EXTRACTION OF TEETH Union Painless Dentist Sill t Inters lliill.llni; TU Main Street lilt. I'lltS. I'l Il ltsiiV. M.iunu.r Open Cnlil OMKI I'houe IIUI7 liver IVIUan Uruf Hlor el in I'liiv Tree Thralra ! in Medford have as yet not been : Myers was appointed by the couit now duties at once. ' i . i. .v t. t i .. i , j s. Rl nrnitv fur lh nnfumu f J T MJ i Eet- w"" 'be bearing scheduled "rej ir iue untim-. , waites has been employed by IIQS Trill ISUllQ for Portland on' March 18. Ills - I the Keenan Plumbing compauy ' TT possible this bearing will take It linu-dr c Viol ! fr the past year and is president ; .DUSineSS Here lesst one week. D lalVCr 1NU ( ,h(, Huill,,K Tr.de, Council, f ."- I Directors advised the amount OnOtlG in TVir f 1 3 ti I H" duties will consist of " Construction of an attractive appropriated to the completion of ! "fnu " one-story building on Klamath the road between Hospital Kock avenue between Sixth and Sev- and the Ice Cavea be paid when (Continued from Page One) mmiIi at root, hv rrsnrii hm W. C. Dalton. director, advised w.v j - - - - i - - - urirusu KiLuiiiey sifu nviicu i ' t City, councilman and business i the road work was being carried that pj,,jle first attacked the ' PS"0,K man, m Announced late yester-; on and Kiamain appropriation defendant, and was chasing Marie dar by C. H. Knowles. who has was needed. Baker, the defendant's wife when drttfn-the plans and who. will! Xo actl;n was takcn bv the he was -.truck over the head with Supervise construction. I directors In regards to support- the j . m(r taking care of all the businei.s connected with the crafts repre-1 senled In the council. Ho will devote all of his. time to this i ttvi'ne'iiv fit tho. itrurtnrn WAS naqdled by the Slater Ivestment totapany. ij.Tb building will have a front-ago- on Klamath Avenue of 9 toet ud a depth of 100 feet. It Will contain three store rooms, Ryan Appeals to Circuit Court; mg .veuioro. cnamoer ot com- Tlle p0vcrnmcnt charges that merce In securing a navy dirig- the (ltalh r,llteil fri,m a drink- ible at Medford. The matier lns rBV participated In by Baker was placed In the hands of the Kldllle and Riddie s aMexcd .om- aviauon commuiee or ine cnam- mon jaw wife Beatrice Lync h occupies ae.sa splice in tne oiuca j ber cf commerce. Tl. H.t.n.,.' Ui.'i ' rl,n. ! o( Iteckard at 6el Main street! That Klamath. Falls Is growing feS6imli ukeB from akeri waH ; and who attempted t- have Ityan I C. I. Reckard who tl'.ed suit for ejection of James Ityan wh.j .occupies de.sk space In the offica all of about equal slic, of which : too rapidly to allow tha printing made uder dure.' r. vims w.i. occup) one auo ine.ot a reiiaDJe directory was tnc Bettt-r;te Lvi,ch ai the first ..remaining two will be open for , Opinlon of directors today wh.n gov,.rnlnt.n. sile ,eue- , , , . asked tJ PP" the Glendale resum. ,he anJ tomorrow. i Type of construction will be re-, Directory company of Glenda'.e, j jinforced concrete skeleton with ' Calif. 1 T i 1 ' masonry curtain walls. Approxi-; Mr. j. Fitzgerald of the com- L0C3te GraVel ipiate cost will be $16,000. i pany asked the chamber of com-; rj i n V merce to support the companvi rll. tit nrfllTllH 'should it plan to c:me here and; compile a directory. i Discovery of a gravel pit which ; Drainage Contract ; Meets Approval The need of a directory was might provide half of the need- acknowledged by the directors, ed rock for the proposed road -. , . , however they deemed it not ad- from iprague Itiver ten miles to Contract between the Klamath I yisahje to attempt to compile one a connection with the Klamath ; Irrigation District and the United lbl, year. Falls-Lakevlew highway will re States for the construction of a A ,,,,,,. was read from Robert duce materially the cost of con J3U0.0O0 dramaee Improvement R Butler 8tating tbat 0 refer. 6tructlng thc hghway ani, at ,h . on the Klamath district was con-, .. hart ., ,. , .. ,. ,,. ,, ..,. , h,, ,,, Xirmed yesterday de.-plte a de-, ne, bi t ta Jealon o( con. 1 according to E. B. Henry, county I removed from the office by law is answered in an nppeal from justice court to cinuit court. Ryan lost In the firit trial and is maintaining his oftice in tlte Keckard office with a guarantee that he will pay rent at double tile amount llfkeit if lie loses ill the circuit court. Reunite After Test of Love murred to the proceedings filed by R. E. Bardbury. gress. Secretary Efcrl Reynolds road engineer who, with County was advised to write Mr. Butler. Judge P. H. Goddard spent Mon Mr Bradbury's demurrer stat- (hanklni! h)m (;r h,s ;ffoftg and day inrpctlng the road ' lng that facts stated did not con etltute a sufficient cause of ac-1 ' tion in the petition for the con-! " tract, was overruled by Judge W. ! ' 51. Duncau. Proceedings leading up to the . signing of the contract, the spe- ' ciu! election at which the con-; tract was approved by the Uis- -rfct- electorate, were exumiued nnd 'Uot found wanting. County Court to t Inspect Route asking that he re-introduce the1 bill (Continued from Page One) I I 1 Iepie arrrfltr'd as a kidnaper, bur j j laicr admitted his daughter wa.i i of age. When ihe couple return : ed hn efft'cu-d tin ten-day "love lest." (!i lie? pie ramn to Ifollywun,! i Approximately $X9.ono In road u,t h' " n " -,,a,u " ro- . . . . . new pinure. wn e ino nie II at the most opportune time, bond money Is available for the m , h D,mtU Th on the meeting held at Macduel nas Pledged as much of 15.00'1 ; on Sunday, when committees met as be necessary to complete and discussed tbe Weed-Klamatb ;"'c project. Falls highway. i Judge F. 11. Goddard. E. B. Pnnla TqL-OO O'nr Henry, c. A. Dunn and Karl C. r UUle atVeS Utt Reynolds attended tho meting ; OrnllOllC TllOltl fr;m Klauiath county. I VipICU AlltUlIC t A. W. Collier to Address Forum The Orpheus theatre, ehaniv-d ounthip last niglit nt midnight wh.n H. V. I'ooln bcr-amo the new ovji r nnd to.k possesion. Mr. I'onlc sla'ed lat night that thc theatre would he cloaed i fnr a fiw cluys while ft is being Siskiyou County Officials Visit 'Three members of the count court County Judge V. R. Ood- Many later-Mine .-id. lights or dard. County CominiM-ioners irgit'ation ii.--..-.t during th- -? .Charles Vllliams and Mlas Oben- u,n w Uh just . luvd will . re- eompb t.-lv renovated and r'dec. chain and County Kugmeer K. ; vealed by Anun w Collier, r. p-e- oral. d. jj. neury, plan to leave eariy in- , entative from Klamath county nay ior soumcrn iianiaui iu before nieiiiherx of tho chamli inspect tne proposea route ot til" commerce and gin sts at the 1'oe valley-.Malln road of eleven 'orum luiicheun today. j miles for which S2i.""0 In roail Under the iliie,tlh of Mlv I II.' boiiil monev is available for eon- ' ti.jn Ttori... i. i. ' . I struction purposes. j n. clty schools, the grade school ! Charles Johnson and Mr. Me The road would leave. The I orchestra will render several se- ' Murray visited yesterday in Dalles-California highway about I lections. j Klamath Falls from Yreku. Calif, two miles west of Malln and.1 Wilson S. Wiley, district attor-! where .Mr. Johnson Is district following a northerly route thru , ney will preside as chairman of attorney of Siskiyou county, Cal .fiand Hollow connect with the ibe forum. j lfornia, and Mr. McMurray is , Poe Valley Market road, eleven court rop()I.ler. They yM,A . ! Income Tax Must Z.ie0"lda" at ,he tourt- JlK.'HUlJI'.l'lilAU IMLStrj I . ; , . MARKET IS PLAX.NKI) v,i Application for a building per- .emit which would allow the re-1 Midnight Frldnv, March 15. is (.modelling of the Interior of thelihe dead line set by the govem- I'alucc Market, 624 Main street, ment for thc payment of Income I nt, an npiiroximate cost of J.KiO tax for Iho year liliS, W. It. ' A Hi:itl)Ki:.V, Wash., March 1 1. ..was filed for yesteiday iu liunlaii. 1'oiinnid. deputy collee- i LI Tho liodii s of Chuilcs the city hall by It. M. McAul- tor. announced yesterday. Porter. 45, und Carl Corey. lffo, representing tho market. Mr. Ibinlap Is Installed In the two of five men who plunged . .. city council rooms of the city i their automobile off the open 81'IT INSTITUTED ,hall for the sole purpose of aiding end of the Wlthkah bridge, were Suit for tho recovery of S343 cltliens Iu filing tblr returns. i recovered today by drngvers. alleged due as wages was instil-; "Ileglniilng Saturday, a fine of; The three bodies nf tin- otlinr utcd In circuit, court yester- 25 per cent of tho tax due will men drowned In tho accident day by W. II. Ithodes against' hate to be paid by all delln-, were recovered the duy of the Frank Weir. The legal firm ot querns," said Mr. Dunlnp. "In ad-; tragedy. j . O'Neill nnd Irwin Is representing dltlon there Is a penalty of one ; the plaintiff. I per rent a month on tax due." .For results use News Class Ad. A Real Irish DANCE Saturday Night MAIM II Ifltli Community Hall llrantl New Ilanhvo l Floor l.l;S H.UMYG'H MCSIC Supper III M:dll!g.llt Be Paidjs Word;Re7 r jj- Of Drowned Men MOOSE Attention! Iteglllar Monthly Social MARCH 14 Vlsitlni; member and families cordiully Invileil. KI.AMATH KOLD KICKS A combination treat ment for COLDS and LAGRIPTE Satl-fscflon (lunrsnleed or Money ItefiiniJed by Ibe Pelican Drug Co. 712 Main Bt. Klamath Falls, Or. ESSEX all these records. . . . during Wation-wide c&iieu Wide Choice nf Colon 1 No Extra Cost AS D IP... At htto'J I'bMlfn, "M: l iniB. ' M t ill rHf4 imi , t.-lv S(af . Iftl Sails. M0 MuJllr. Wi Convria4 Ceu-M. ' ntbrtf Pttlrnni iMtlittUti 4 mvJtmmlU thrtsli mmrnvbtfffCltH fttMtl Wil4t mmtt -MuUlf t-p MtmJJtuLd HiM irtl Nlf tear tittlTmUmi iMtlrati titttint M J( SPEED 70 miles per hour. RELIABILITY 60 miles per hour all day long. ACCELERATION Not surpassed by any other can ECONOMY 22 miles to gallon of gasoline. Above we bliriw some of tin it:il records, otki;tllv i ihsiTVftl by newspaper men, which Ksscx thc Challefit'fr estab lished during Nationwide Challenger Week. Owners here, and owners by thousands all over the country, have du plicated these tests, or, at least, verified thc capacity of their own I'.ssex the Challenger to reproduce any or ail of these proofs. Watch IN ."AST (,I.T-.WY-nn car is ewcpicd. IN SI'Kl.D an, thing the road n tiers up to 70 miles an hour. IN HILL CLIMBINd-against any car ton choose. IN .l' ri AKANCK- match it lor smartness with costlier cart. IN F.ASL Or- I)RIVIN; notc smoothness of motor ease of steering roadability nntl effectiveness of brakes. IN ENDURANCL-GO miles an hour all d.i long is well within Its t.,t.-:-. i )nc million n ners know the special .nbantaesof theSuper Si. They are best qualified to compare the I'.ssex the Chal-. lenger. To them we oiler first opportunity to test the most powerful, thc largest, roomiest, smoothest, easiest riding most complete Ksse.x ever built. Hut all motortlom must be as. founded that even with seven-ty-si notable improvements, the price is the lowest in Lssrx history a price but little above the lowest-priced car tin the market. fair the Raiit I'ngram if til " HudtmHutx Challtnim" tviry Friday tvtnin ACME Phone 680 MOTOR CO, 400 South Sixth St.