The Klamath news., March 21, 1929, Page 1, Image 1

Klamath news
The Klamath News
Official Paper
. City of Klamath FalU
Vol. (5. No. 119 I tifo Five
JURY
Field Marshal Ferdinand
Ends Life!
With Cry
Used In
Wartime
Great Generalissimo,
of All Allied Troops
Diet in Chair. Fu
neral Will Honor.
l'.y Kulph llciiui'ii
(L I. Stuff Conespoiiilont)
PARIS. Mar. 20. (UP)
Mamlinll Furtliniiml Koch,
victor in the (fri-iik'Ht war
ot history, lay in Hlate to
niKht in a plain blue uni
form, an simple and ns itri'tit
in death ax he had been in
life.
.Manila! Koch died shortly bo
fore I p.m. after years o( lllm j
from uraemia, reinpllcntcd nt me
end by heart nnU lung dlM-nse.
France mourned an a child slated Hint he hud retrcnlcd to
who had tout a father, and lliu hla present Incntlnu to protect
world mourned with her. Tin- non-combatants,
mourning was tempered with ' (Icuuriil Hobeito t'riu. rccentli
reverent affectum and bursting relieved of his rommand by Pro
pride, and lliu mot glorious f i- rMoiinl President Port's !H.
ra! In lliu hW.torjr of. the rvpublle
' wa pluiuicil. -' '
' Tkcf marstiara i-nd. w Ii 1 1 1 v
.(OiulliiiiiMl mi Taut Hlil
HOOVER LAUDS
MARSHAL FOCH
WASIIINT.TON.Murrh 20. 1
I rroMdent Hoover pra Ined
thu ability and the "tralxht
for wa rd iunh, kind tieHn a i; tl mod -enty"
or Mnrxhall Km li. w lib h
he illncovered In c!om' personal
nxkot-tatlon after the World war.
hi cxprtriHtnii today Morrow
and that uf the American' people
over tlto allied mtiernllnlriut'K
ilmlti.
"I Blinre the n-.ipeet and ad
mlrutloti In niilrh he wa mil- I
vercally held." the preffdent mild. ,
"Hut beyond thin It whm my j
privilege o lie rlom-.ly annoeiated
with hltn In varloun uetlvlten
lifter the nur and In Ihla wuy to'
f;ulu n H'ila! IumIkIiI not only
Into IiIk nblllly but iiIno Ii In fine
human qualities of tttrulKht!or
wurdiii'HM, kludtierej uud mtidertty.
"I reallru how, keenly thla loi
wilt be fell by the Kreiiuh pifilple.
In this Iohm ihty linn -tin fu-l
m) mpiithy of ' Our peoplo;" "
ih.an m int k iii iti:
Iea u I ' . ( i . I Mi bar k . d ea n of
men nt Oregon State Agricultural
C'olK'ftu, wna a vlnllor In the elty
yesterday nnd apuku ul Klamath
I'lllon IiIkIi hchooU to senium,
Denn Diibnrk ndvlned the Ren-
lorn In the relet-lion of
life's work.
tlic'.r
I
Hoover Used
To Be Office
Boy in Salem
Kt.'UKNK. Ore.. March 20.
(I.'IM llcrhert Hoover's In
auguration ns .Snih president
of Ihe I'Hlled Stulo was of
jinrtlculiir siKiilfieiincc to Hurt
llrown linker, vleo-presldeiit of
Iho University of Oregon, for
It marked Iho plinmclu lu the
rise of Hoover since lie nnd
linker were boyhood friends lu
Salem.
The president taught Marker
lu, play chess. At that limn
llarkur refilled, lleover was
living wllh nn allele and milk
ing ns nn offlcu boy In Iho Ore
Ron Laud company. Ills uncle's
concern. The new president
ran all urrunds, swept rut thu
offlco nnil made himself gener
ally useful,
Iiurkur nnd Hoover hnvu
maintained IllHr friendship
since til a I. time. ''
V
Cent
ift 3ft 3ft 3ft
(H-iirrul Krt iiltar, w how home
In III Coil till 1 la. Iium berii named
Mtprciue couuiiiindrr uf 111 revo
lutionary forces, according tu mi
announcement by (invci imr To
H'ti if H(i tin rn
ticucral Ktrutmr It now sla
Ihmed at J liu tin it. Chihuahua. :t"
utile oiith of the rebel capital
of Chllitiuhua CM jr. llti the lar
gci army (he reVoluihiiiMn have
i-t Honrmlilt'il. It In ricctcd
I It m t tht mn I ii rebel Mr my under
tieiieral Kxtulinr will meet llii
federal troops under (Ii pern I
Clulurru Kllas Cullen within the
n,.x, (HO w,.,., m t fi
section uf Mexico.
nurthcrn'
Krohar
waa reporti'd l'e nmn hlim on
(luuiliilniara ( liy. wllh (.vOu fi.l
luui-rs.
LATE NEWS
FROM FAR
CORNERS OF
THE WORLD
Flashes From Life; Com.
' menta of the Great;
' Happenings in the
United Stales and Many
Other Countric
.1.1 . I'.y I nllrd lwa
Aii:i:i'.ns STHAMIKII
MA.ATI.AN. Hlnaloa
Me
Murelt
The steamer t iiluiii-
lilu.. on whlill some refugees
hoped to leave fur lh" lulled
Slali-M, paNseil iIiIh port today
without stopping. Two Culled
Stales rrulners are eXH-cU'd Frl
day. f
ii.niVMt: to ,mi:i:t.
t'OKVAI.l.IS. Ore.. March !0. '
Probable reoraanlxai Ion of
Oregon's dairy industry will be
undertaken ul the fwo-day slule
wide convention of dairymen
which opens here Thursday. .More
tliini K.U delegates are expected.
I'l lil.lSIIKIt hi lt IIM.S
ciiicAtio. ' Muri'ii 2. n. r. .
Jaeolison. (IS. retired publisher.'
kIk.i uud killed hluirelf In his
suite nt a rushiomiblo hotel here,
Inlay. Ills body was found by
his wife. Jaeubson had been ;
suffering from heart trundle for,
two yenrs."
run-: thi.katI'.ns ity
OSLO. Norway, March S.
Flro whteb broke out In the
Kleen nnd Ktroem stort-H In the
center of the city tonight ap
peared hi danger of Hpreadlug. ,
All available fire compulse wu'3
called out U chei k the flumca.
lnmiiK nt lu p.m. was esti
mated nt ll.iiiMi.iMHi kroner. 1
100 Ill lCKH Itl UN
O K I. A II 0 M A CITY. tldn..
March 21). Ktrc today destroyed
the nKrlculluri.l building nt the
Htato fair grountU. More than
1(H) new Uulek nutomobllen were
toxl lu thu flames. I.ohh wuh es
llmated itt nearly 3tiU.0no.
, Htrnl lli'iinte
I'OUTLAND. Ore., March 20.
MIscreuntH with a dlnlorted
Hetisu of humor stole, it motor
hen rue from thu KHrugo of1 the
Ml, Kcott funeral home nnd ulAn-;
dimed II nfter drlvliiK soun few
in I bm. ueeordlup to u police report
today. i
H IMTllt (allllJtlu KM' lull J.' - MT RfrR w
"THROW AWAY
GET BAKER
IN MEXICAN WAR
Ill
. . i .i ....
h-mcui Ituberto in.
Rebels Start Attack
On City Of Mazatlan
NUlIALRS. Sonoia. JIcx
ito. Mar. 20. (UP) Rebel
Under toniKht .'iiiiiotiiu'ed
reeeipt of a dispatch from
Mazatlan. " Si union, which
mi id that the insurgent at
tack on that wt"l const sea-
ort filially had been start
ed. A bulletin limited a telegram
from Cencrul Ituiunu Ilurlie. com-
maiiilliiK Hie Siiuilou eamiialgu.
vhbh rend:
"1 inn utturkiiiK .Mazatluu at
thl moment."
The nniiouueeuient that M.i sal
tan w uH bet Ii 'ed Wii.4 tile I bird
to be made by (be rebels clme
Ihe outbreak of the revolt and
Ihe second In iwj days. After
suiting thai the bnttli- wus under,
H0OVf W'm
YOUR HAMMER-GET OUT YOUR HORN'
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON,
NEWS
(Jem-rat Kuuto Tuele. ab-ve,
i:ntrnr of the ntate uf Sunora.
linn openly d f led l'reitdent Ior-
ten
(ill In a puhllr mv.aRe of
sympathy wlilt the reU-1
couiie
lunded by (.eneral Jenut
M.
, ArJiilrre. reported raptured
1 ti.rd.iy, and who ha been
yet-
aue-
ret di d In comma ud by Onera)
Knrobar.
wiiv Vi (lti.istl:iv li.ift-.rr Inter
eu ill the Htart had live it Ueiuycd
until today.
.. Ceneral Kauto Topeic. feivi-r-
nor of Sonoru. fttUl that lit hai,
diipat(hed the following ret)
(ieneral Iturbe:
'X'onKratulatl.iiM. 1 will it
take Nueo in uiornhiK."
A ihort time' later (ieneru.
Topete left N oca I en wllh the lust
rebel troop to arrive here.
Severn! tlmunud troops
an
Del
aid to lie
Kio fur
e neent rated ul
iittaek on Naeo
Thur.-day. Nairn Is defejiihil by
troop- who deserted the rebel--and
took the town lu the nanu
of the federal R:vernment.
It was aim aimminced that I wo
InMirgent regiments under tlen-
er.,1 Avla ( amaehi imd occupied
Zacatecn. cnpitnl of Zaeateeas
iContinuetl on Vagr Sii)
' . ' .'1 I .f
The (G)rumble Seat!
LEAVING ME
out iw tut:
r,"x
THURSDAY, MARCH 21,
3fr , tft 3fi 3ft
F och Dies Suddenly (Accused
1 1 fl VIM A
In Train
Head-On
Collision
Most of Passengers
Were Settlers Going
West to Strip of
I j o i J
Land Being Opened.
;
TOKOM O. Out., .Mar.
n,. ,I'rv Tl... f ... .....
IUI-I1.C WOllM
tniinx on the Canadian Na-
tinniil milrouH rnlliHod hvad
... . .u ...
on at the out of the way
station of Urocourt. Ont.. a
l,Mle Georgian bay town,
today with a heavy loss of
life. her statements.
l.aiel reports received at the Henaie to 1. l.b-
offices of the company said that. Attorneys for- Jurice llardv
1 persons 13 passensera and were determined that this depar-
four trainmen had been killed.'"" from the rules uf criminal
At least eight persous were in
jured and one man was reported
mtssiiirf
. Mimi of the passengers wero
settlers going to western Canada
'o occupy a new strip uf farm
land tlipt has been opened to
seHli-nietii. There were mi-n.
'ti'omiin aiid ' children among the
ilead. tile .aivices here s:iid.
I'nfonflrmed reports com muii-
b-utiniit (mm tin wr.. k i-ntir
ti'iittlltue on fan Hil
LINDY, ANNE TO
MARRY IN JUNE
MKX1CU CITY. Marrh 2i. tC
V i - rl tellable tources today iaid
that Ml?.-i Anne Spencer MJrroV. .
dauiihter of 1'. S. Ambassadjr
rwi:h: Morrow, and Cul Charles
A. Lindberph .wou'd be married
in Juno.
The exact date and place of
the in u it tune thud far are uu
known, the ame jourcos said.
The Information could 'not be
, confirmed at the embavny.
Meanwhile Colonel Lindbergh
Is exacted to make at least one
one flight to Mexico Cltv to visit
his fiancee.
:t'& Ml
f'.N H sc&?sP x.
'f
i ..t i
1929
CASE TODAY-
ASSRMRI.YMAN SAYS
AlMEb (iAVH JUUUb
SACRAMENTO. March 20. I L"
Vt Startling new rrelatlun uf
irunrariiuna iwifrn mmw win-
pie McPhemoii. noted wanicellst,
and Judge Carlos S. Hardy of
Loh AnseleA wre pro mined ai
prtllinlnarfR In the Impeach
men l prmeedlnK nsaiiirit the
jurist In the CaHfornla state eii
ate ended today.
The actual Impeachment trial
will besln April
8. the nen a
decided, when prosecution ot
JudKC lUtAy foT alled ,,.
duct in office will be!n.
Ham .iinu-w .
decided, when
sutai t rmorjr wr iK.pm-
eruiioii. iiic .male tuitu. - I
(o 1I)W dcpoOIW of W.
Dmv;r outnlde the tau- to be
admllted into evldime. Ua.ilna
their plea thai Mm. Minnie II I
.....,.. ,,,,., ,.i in. i
l-herson. had important Informa- :
" ,he aaaembly board of mau-
RKt'n. lOIIUUt'llim inm, miiuk- ,
eled for permission to introdiu"!
Klamath Officers
, -m. r'iU
ArreSl Mail liu
Fuse, Caps in Car
Kuaea that. 4uu:Urr Ken In-
tended to set off dynamite found
In Lakevliw and believe
d tohav
""- lwr'
of a plot by hootleg-
un the home of
Rev. "M. P Tennyson. .Methodist
pabtor. who has hiM.'n crnKadin
against boolleggers. were seized
ill Klamath Falls. Lloyd I.. Low.
sheriff, Htated yesterday.
Klamath county officers prom
ise to give every a!d to Lake
county otflcl.il In the allempt
to trace the owners of the dyna
mite. Sheriff Low slated lai
night.
Six fuses, -four with caps on :
them, were found w-hen officers
arrested a man in Klamath Kails.
The name of the prisoner :
being withheld in-ndlng invest!-
gallon.
tiherlff Low utid his depot ioi
"X f id In Lak.-v lew was
Tllu t,"
... .- -
Is that possibility, the sheriff
stated.
That the man who had the
fuses may have Intended lo take
them to Lakevie to those who
received the dynamite is the sup-
position the sheriff Is working
on. ns the prisoner was arrested
as he was leaving the city aud
was headed toward Lakevlew Ir.
'a car.
-
MQ Cpfflpr in
OClllCl III
follf nrnil DlPS
ValllUlIlIa IVICO
;
, T1IK DALLKS. Ore.. March 20
l'P Funeral services were
lielng arranged here tonight for
! K. 11. "Ned" llieks. one of the
original "'iU'ers of ralltornlu"
gold runh duyn and acquaintance
.of Jonquin Miller and Hret Harte. Further attractions at the
who died here Tuesday when opening will be a 115 nierchan-1
within a few month of having disc prize lo be awarded the best
reached Ion years cf ape. Me dressed man In attendance, and
prospected in dozens of Califor- prize cf 110 in merchandise to
nla mining camps for several the second best dressed man. A
.years. Later he went to Alaska prize will nlo be awarded to the
and finally settled on a ranch couple who Is selected as the
here. best dancers.
Hearing On G.N. Proposal
:In July Gilman Advises
Proposed e.tciuloii cf the
(treat Northern railroad south
fiom Klamath Falls SO miles to
-Join a northward liti-mlL- ex-
tension of the Western Pacific ul
Lockout, Calif., will constitute
the most Important rullroud eon-
jstrnctluu since James J. Hill
built Ihe tireut Northern to the
roast. L. ('. Cllmnn. or Semtle.
vice president of the roml. snid
j yesterday In an address before
the chamber cf commerce.
' Applications for Ihe extension i
'jaro before the Interstate com-j
jmeree commission nnd will be I
(Every
another CHECKiDefense
' prtx.edure. urnl. r whlt-b the mjd- !
ate In upvratlnr n tbt trial,
saouia nui ue Tioiaia. ault
argalns the matter tor tvo boup ,
the nate went into executlr? ;
ittii.sl(rii l after a three-hour j
debate annuunred their decision. ;
Itut they held that the evi- 1
denre mnt oe aabmltted to them
first to determine whether It was
material and tt wan at this point
that the board of managers Indl-
rated that the new details of In-
rldentl .UI.roun,lni5 Mr,. Mc.
. l'heion kidnapioit in i art
would be aubmitted.
(lonnunt-u on rap .
Mississippi Is
Highest in 26
Ypnrs On Ri5P
1 veil 19) Vll AVlOv,
'
QTINC'V. III.. Jlarth !0. ill')
The Mississippi river reached Its
highest stage In 26 years here
today and continued to rise as
tributaries In Illinois. Iowa and
Wisconsin poured their spring
crests Into Its turbulent waters
i uevees ana antes, weaxenea y
; ihe continuous pressure of the
past week, were being carefully
Plro,,eu n- -oer ioors
ac,orlw a,onK ,ne 1,,"":'r water-'
r
irom were uoouea ana .many
bc forced t3 close
In Iowa the Cedar, Iowa,
Cedar. Iowa.
8u". . w "v?-:
011 or ine m ss.wippi
, "lMUI"' imhh
iuiioh aioog ineir couraef?
High watera swept unabated
: down the valleys of the Rock.
Wolf. F:x and other Wbiconln
rivers. Dynamiting of a dam
at Wutertown caused tinotlm
ated damage to mllU down
stream.
Ffc 1 ' J
OeaSOn FrOClaimed
k XT' O 9
At K bllSrarilian S
7
' It rained ajiu It -didn't even
lo;k like spring, but uererthe-
it.SSi el t proclaimed that
today Is the first legitimate day
0( sprg fur 1939, even if the
pussy willows have been out for
lw0 eek,,, nmi the firat ,iuc.
2 , , . .
Furthermore, the dale ean be
inun.u vwuuse nie aunuai , o ... . . vu . u . , ...
spring opening at K. Stignrman's angle applied to impress. the Dtih-
win be this evening. Windows : He with the worth of the film.
w 0e unveiled tj disclose what and this unusual -method helps
nu. mau of fashion will wear this to excite Interest. In addition to
spring, and living models within . endedVoring t make the politic
the ' store will show how the "air-minded." '
fashionably dressed men will ae-' -
tualJy appear In the Easter IJlf ncf Qrtrt Plaarlc
crowds this year oy Fifth l'lUSlalU i ICaliS j
avenue. j T.. A fnjlfv PrOO
From 7:St) until 8 o'clock. Im- i.Ol VjUlllj. T TCC
mediately after the opening cf i . t .
the style exposition, the Klamath i Murl Mustard pleaded not gull-
union high school band will en- ty to a charge of larceny when
urlain w"n concert music, he appeared before Justice of
i,a!er the evening the Pelican 1 the Peace W. B. Barnes yostdr-
Troubadours of the high school' day and heard the charge.
will play T-r the dancing which He was charged with stealing
begins after the style pronn.-nado.-j tools valued at less than fSC
James McCluskey. youthful tenor. ', The case was Indefinitely con-
lately featured over radio sin- tinned by the judge and -MustaiM
Hon KEX. Portland, will sing a was given his freedom.
number of selections,
considered at a hearing in San,
1 Francisco in July, Oilman suld. 1
The Southern Pacific will oppose'
the construetl--n, It was stated,
' The (irent Northern railroad.
proposes to utend 80 miles south ;
to Lookout and the Western Paci-!
fie proposes to build on extension '
1-0 miles from n point at or:
near l'nxton, to Lookout. J
"The (ireut Northern railroad
, which, with Us main lines, and;
.subsidiaries, composes over 20,-1
VUU miles of line." suld Mr. Oil-1
man. "would connect with the
(t'oiitlnneU on Tn(e flx)
The Klamath News
Official Papet '
County of KlamatK
Morning Except Monday)
days Act
1 II O CM
Defendant States Con
fetsion Obtained, by
Force and Threat.
Fight Over Booze. ,'
PORTLAND, Ore., Mar.
20. (UP) The fate ot
ni;.in ri,a- oo
Blurton Eaker, 22- ear-old
Klamath Indian, charged
Iwith second degree murder
: ;n -..nnortion with the death
of. Bid well Riddle, fellow
tribesman, will rest in th
hands of a jury Thursday
mormn-
Prosecution and defense prart-
Ically had completed their final
arsumenn before adjonrnument
late today.
M. O. Wilkina. roon-
st. for Raker, c ha rued gorern-
ment o'fficlala with nnfairneas In
. handling the case and endeavored
to fasten the slaying on other
parties.
. Uuk-r On Stand -
' The youthful defendent took
the 8tana In nls own . defense
during session today and testt-
fled that he. atrock Kiddle on
lh h rt ,,h hammer Novem-
h... 28. , In self-nrotoction.
; ... hl. iih..uu bemuse t knew
? tha
i r-ui.fn't be' Vrj kill
; mt,t
''. Baiter-ttwtUittd.,; Bid wall .
(Continued on Vmg Hlx).
PLANE TO TELL
OF SHOW 'WINGS'
In keeping with the magni
tude of Wings." the sound atiA
8lgnt Icial attraction pluytnc
Pelican theatre Thursday-.
Friday and Saturday. exi:i,
stuDt hM bwn arranged to fuiv
ther the Interests of this grea
picture. ""' "
Aviator Allen, piloting npi
Eaglerock plane of Uie latest de-
sign, will flyover Klamath KaHn
and surrounding communities
scattering the tidings of the ar-
rival cf the picture, and the de-
' Vh . 1, .,
other special features
Flapper Fanny Say at
v
1
n
an... nv w..
ClMiL Wt MM HMSCC SW.
Ke people are strung fur the
l Miiitli wind tluM's strong fur
them. J
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