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Newspaper Page Textrrrr TWO FRIDAY. MARCH 13. 1931 THE KLAMATH NEWS REPORT 'WET Chairman of Hoover' Commiion State Report 'Wcf BOSTON. Mar. It. (fJM Th. famed report ot PwU Hoovers commlssloa on law en forcement and observance waa ty r mora "wW than it was dry." tleorg. W. Wiekcrsharo. chairman ot tba,l body. doctared her. lodjr, 'n an addreaa before th. Hr o.. chamber of Th. flint public utterance no has mad on the report sine It wis tiled wlta the president Wtck raham asserted that larg. body of aml-prohlbUlonltj were "en raced" becauee the report did not make possible the Immedi ate return of liquor. "I ahould have thought, be asserted, "that the wets would hare . derived mora wronraie ment from the report and the separate atatemenu of the rom ntaalonera attached to it than the drys." He then explained that the "nost Tehement criticism" had come from the antl-prohtbltlon-tsta, while prohibitionists Includ ing the 'dry press' were, on the whole, friendly to the report. "I think." be added, "that a careful study ot all these docu ments will satisfy any Impartial atlnd that these differences are mainly confined to the remedies suggested for the 111 recognized in the report-" Wlrkersham said he hollered the abolishment of the legalised saloon "the greatest achieve ment" ot prohibition. What the Government Did Thursday Today In Klamath's Theatres AT T1IK m:w vox mm .yvasasiiV 1 WIFE FAILS TO Oscar A. Falk Shoot Self When Wife Fail. To Join Suicide Pact CMACUC MUDCAV-DOQOTWVCHRIi,iy-4-GtORGE SIDNEY TZAUGUT CHEATING TifRsr.n ProcucVon Charlie Murray and Georte Sidney. two Innocents among the a nest en, proTtdo 'Ciunsht Cheating," th Tiffany tea tar1 production ahowfnf at th new claret himself Sidney's friend be Vox theater, with a combination (cause he mad hit enemy. Cab ot lanjcht and thrills that keep rone, look silly, doesn't so very a nee company says you're dead, you ra dead. The bodyguard proTided for htm by a rival ttanioter who de- By Catted Preaa President Hoover announced a half-million dollar expansion ot federal job-placing activities, and appointed John R. Alpine, an or ganized labor chief, aa a wist ant labor secretary to carry on this work. He waa requested to call a special senate session to decide the World Court problem in No rember. Senator Simeon D. Fess. republican. Ohio, asked him to at tend the O. A. R. meeting In Co lumbus, June 16. He deliberated whether to call an international conference on the silver question aa naked by the senate. Repre sentative Burton French, republi can. Idaho, urged him to pick for mer RepreeentatiTe Alfred A. Dawson, Iowa, tor the federal re aerve board. Secretary ot War Patrick Hur ley allotted I5S.819.34S, the ma jor part of the current congres sional appropriation, to rivers and harbors development projects over the country. He hopes to stimu ' late business and promote Inland waterways. Secretary ot Interior Ray Ly man Wilbnr said all large oil-lm-- ftartins; companies have shown a wfUlngnesa to cooperate in re strict! ns Imports, the market be ing over-supplied. He said it was up to the state chiefly, however, to solve the problem. far to allay Sidney s fears, but he is forced to accompany Murray to a marked ball. At the ball there are many masked police and Sid ney thinks he is quite sate, but these people are really Cabrone and his gang, hunting for Sidney amonc the throng of dancers. What makes this entire dance sequence doubly exciting and hi- ilarious is the fact that one of the nd Sidney are ca nons other than the red-headed Mrs. Cabone and her husband has spotted her pe culiar laugh, hut can't find her. Another situation adding to the j uproar Is the presence of Sidney's I wife Pftititm-d 11 Julipt n!T Kits Sidney ta saved at this meeting in aI1 dj0ining booth with one of from sudden death by a motor- lhe ganteri set to guard Sidney cycle cop who arrests Sidney on a !and setg a surprising lot ot mis- luorsv i BiWumn, iou mi information about her husband. yon thoroughly entertained from start to finish. Caught Cheating" Is an orig inal screen story by W. Scott Dar ling and Frank Strayer's direction of it extract all the humor, hu man interest and excitement. George Sidney's Innocent offer of a lift In his car to a pretty red head starts all the trouble, for the redhead is the chteling. cheating irexioeaa is in coieung. cneaiinc . wife of a desperate same leader ;'' a"J ' !who shoots to kill and lores to w"5 shoot! lie's trailing his wife and her sheik and when he runs Sid ney down he naturally assumes j that Sidney is his wife's cheating I partner. how the story gets to the news papers and sets to Mrs. Sidney, who gets terribly upset about her meek little husband's fidelity and reaches Chsrlie Murray, who Altogether it looks like a large night for everybody and it is sll of that when Cabrone tinsily "gets his man" and bis wife snd the other gang gets the Cab- likes men who likes wild women jrone ,,,. Thrills fly fast and and wants Sidney to help him paint the town because, if Sidney has the nerre lo make love to a gangster's wife, he must be some town painter! Now Sidney's knees tremble at th. mere thought of "stepping out." He's scsred to death of furious uutil the end, when all is explained and forgiven. Murray and Sidney are, of course, beyond reproach In their roles. Nita Martaa and Dorothy Christy as the chiselers are beau tiful and clever. Robert Ellis is at once a sauve and terrible gang' SKATTI.B. March IS. U'Pt Oscar A. Falk, S3, shot and killed himself here today after ho had failed to persuade his wife to Join him In a suicide la. I. r'alk was said to have been de spondent because of tiuatu-inl re verses, and wished to have his wife accompany him to a cheap rooming house where he planned to 'turu on the gas and eud t all'1 for both of them. Ills wife refused, however, aa her religiun holds suicide a siu. Falk was sitting In their home today when his wife returned, ac companied hy a friend, Mrs. Anna Orange, lie asked bis wile It he could have a minute alone with her, and, aa she entered auother room, produced a revolver and pointed It at her. Mrs. Falk screamed and ran. Th. acream, however, attract ed the attention ot Mrs. Drauge, who turned arouud Just In time to see Falk fire a bullet at his head. The lead glanced from the elder ly man's skull. He then pointed the gun at his heart, but his hand wavered so that he missed. Suddenly growing desperate. Falk shoved the gun against his stomach and tired twice. He was dead when police arrived. Petersteiner Convicted in Circuit Court Teler reterstelner was found guilty of sal. of lntoilcatlnf liquor by a circuit court Jury last night who asked that ei trem. leniency be accorded the accttaed. Th. case was tried In circuit court on appeal from the Justice court where I'eterstelner, an ased man residing at Algoma, waa cuuvlctod aud tluod Out). In presenting the stale's case yesterday Deputy Ulstrlcl At torney P. K. Van Vactor called Federal Officer Colby and Miate Officer K. K. Oaks who testi fied to buying two gallons of moonshine from Psterslelner. on. gallon on June It). t30 and the other eight days later. Fred Mills represented tht de fense. Mayor Walker 'Wisecracks' on Many Charges DALLAS, Tel., Mar. 11. Il'l') James J. Walker, Dapper mayor of New York City, left here for F.l Haso tonight after stopping In Dallas long enuugh to laugh at reports of an Invest igation of his administration and sav "Howdy" to J. Waddy Tate. "Hot Dog" mayor ot this Texas city. Faultlessly attired with his hat brim snapped st a J-iuut angle. Mayor "Jlmmle" declared that if It wer. a crime to smile HENLEY HIGH NEWS Kdllrd lly Till: JI'MOH (1.AM4 BROOKS GIRL mtiTtllTPI TV""" " K wer cnra" lo ,!n"e SI K I 1 1 ii 1 1 Pi ' charges ot corruption, "then kJinuuuuu , certainly am a criminal." there to say?" (Continue! From Page One) "What Is tasked. "If I ssy nothing. I he As ho was sentenced to San'cused of being Indifferent. If l "ay anyining. i am rnargea with endeavoring to obstruct the Investigation." Mayor Walker' said ho w-aa like the mau. who. when asked if he would attend his mother-in-law's funeral, answered: "No, but I'm Interested In It." When asked what changes might come sbout In the prohl Quentin. Davis said "That's line. I m on my way. ' MAX1MVM TFRM "If you feel that way about It 1 11 see you serve the maximum term." the Judge replied. Officers then began to ques tion him about his recent actions. Ho Mild he left San Diego February 4. after being there Mr. and Mrs, Oliver Kinney ness In Alluraa, A. II. Campbell wer. visitors at the home ot Mr. relumed Sunday night, and Mrs. Fred Helling Tuesday muuheili Hess, who Is attend- uvonlug. walkers' HusIiims college In John Sweeney was absent from .rtl,nd. spent aeveral dnv. school on account of Illness, .i,,...,. i,., lljr.- ,i .,. Wednesday. ,iro d,,i,,t. lllll Marshall relumed lo . .. ,, ., achool Tuesday after a short III- . ' ' , h" V , ! i Bw, ' lhe Northern Pacific Denial col- A' dinner waa given at the I"' "" waek-end vl.ll- horn, of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde "' '"" iw'ents. Klger Sunday In honor of Mis. A. Schulls nml C. J. Hess Kstlti Kilter's birthday. made a business trip to Marsh- TKAM Dr FKATKD I1"''' ' connection wllh III. Tllle The. Henley Community has- "ef association, ketball team was defeated Ttlcs- r,t I'lthXFAT I'l.AYH day night bv lh Miinhuitan team The senior class of llsnley Is from Klamath Falls. The gamo preparing two on.-act plnvs to was very fast the whole way lv'" lll laller part of April, through. The score was 4 3 to f ;,e Ida v. "The llurglsr Aim mi." lu hi favor of Hie Miinhullnn "U'ler lhe dlrecllon of Ml-a cluia team. HlMtonsnii, is a one-act comeilv. The- Henley high achool tins- The cast of charactqra la as fol- ketball team defeated lhe Hoy lows: Scouts from the Sacred Heart Miss Martha IVrclval. K'tsle Academy, Tuesday night by the Dingier: Mls Mary I'erclval, large acor. of 4lt to 1J. Despite Maude MacDonald: renelope. the score, the gsme was very Dorothy Kceiter; llrldget, Mattle lulsreetlug. The academy team Cross. was: Kroger and Vaughn, for- The one-act farce, "The Tryst wards: Kouchlnek, eMiler: fol- Ing I'lnce." will be directed ' by well and Fitigerald, guards. Mis l.u. lie O'Neill. Tint at The Henley team was as follows: of clinraclers Is: Lancelot llrtga. Hess. Duruiil and Dehlinger, for- "a sttm boy obviously under wards; 0. Itelllng. renter; W j M." Knrl Dehlinger; Mrs Faii- Kelllng, Hayes, Marshall and nle HrtKgs. his tntiilier. "a hand- Short, guards. some woman ot 1 or do, Hery! SCHOOL lloVS WIN Short: Jessie llrlgs. Ills sln.r. The Henley High school bovs "a prstty girl of about :." basketball tisni defeated the I (ieorgla Dawson: llupert Smlih. Henley Community team by the! her suitor. Jim Mark; Mrs. fur score of 65 lo 3D, hrlday eve ning. Hess led the high echoed am with 2r points, white Cecil Haley led the Community httopsters with 14 poluts. The high school lineup follows: Oeorge Itelllng. Wilbur Itelllng. Karl Dehlinger. Jack Hayes, Chartea Hess and Jerry Short. The Comraunlty'a lineup: Ken neth Klger, Karl Jackson. Cecil son, lllclinril, are leaving Thurs day for California wlirru ll.vy will tnukn Ihelr homo. Her) I hhurl of Ilia Henley dis trict has been spending the past week at th. II. K. Delilluger Uoui. on Tula Lake. lllll Cunningham of the I'lnit (lrovo district was quite III last wsek. F.lsle Dingier will lie valedic torian and llsrold Dixon will b. sulutatnrlan at the commence ment exercises lo be held at the Henley gym, May II. Fight Results JKIlSKY CITY. N. J . March 12 l IT l (ieorge (lodfrey, erst while black menace of boxing, combined his prise ring ahllliv with a meagre knowledge of wrestling to score two mat vic tories tonight. liodfrey was billed for a single match wuh Tommy Draak, ::'u pound Hollander. but alter kioeklng Draak out of the ring wllh a sil irr right book In the Jaw. the Philadelphia negro agreed to meet a second op polietll. Jsrk Arnold, th. second vic tim, was thrown In S minutes with a bode slsm. Codfrey find ing It unnecetteary lo use his boMng skill. week. Virginia llrooka waa kid- uion amennmeni. in. executive a grc.it secret. "There will be no changes for many years to come," he con- that gangster who has dared theister and other roles are capably police to protect Sidney, whom he 1 Interpreted by Bertha Mann, Fred Is going to kill within 24 hours! iMalatesta. George Kegas, Tenen He knows h. Is as good as dead Holts, and Gertrude Sutton. The because the Insurance company j recording of RCA Photophon. is told him so. and when an insur- excellent. Chairman James c. Stone of the farm board said the July 1 wheat carry-over would not be as large aa th. grain trade estimates. President George S. Milmor of the boards stabilization corporation estimated a figure lower than Stone's. Sretary of Labor William X. Doak r.ported a substantial in crease In employment in Febru ary. It was the first "satisfac tory" Indication of a general up trend aincs October, be said. - The federal power commission received application from the Co lumbia River Power company, Se attle, for a preliminary permit to build a f2u.000.0va hydro-electric plant near Stevenson, Wash. President Daniel Wlllard of the Baltimore and Ohio and President It. H. Alshton of th. American Hallway association discussed war plans with the war policies com mission. Wlllard suggested indi rect government control of rail roads. Alshton urged peacetime development as preparedness. SLANTS OF LIFE HERE AND THERE the record because j been drinking. they bad By United Press Mortgaging someone else's hog to get money to pay the cost ot burying a wife sent John Boyd, 70-year-old Spartanburg, S. C. negro, to jail for 60 days, and it didn't ImproTe matters when he admitted he once served time on the chain gang for beat in? the same wife. "Th undertaker demanded money in advance, he aaid. It may have been a rum-run ner, but in any event it was a hit-and-run three-masted schoon er which collided head-on with the Boston dragger. Mary R. Mullins. 10 men aboard, off North Truro, Mass.. and kept rieht on going without preferr ing any aid, according to Capt. James Foley of the dragger. For a fe of 12 cents a week, two families in the limehouse district of London get up at 2 a. m. dally to blog peas through a pea -hooter or hurl gravel at windows of sleeping Londoners. They are professional "wakers up." and one of them boast plying the trade for 40 years! wnnoui ever tireakinr a win. dow." John Bonner, negro, tried very hard to convince Magistrate Michael Ford in New York that Pinky, an ordinary alley cat. was his property but Pinky refused to "jump," and merely blinked at the bench. Catherine Borrho, more resourceful, and also claim ing ownership, promptly told Pinky to "wink at the judge." As cats will wink, Catherine won. Because her husband couldn't support her "In the manner In which I was accustomed," Mrs. Melicent Miller. 22, of St. Louts went on a six months buying spree on the charge accounts of other women, but when she had a photograph taken clerks rec ognized her as the purchaser of $1,000 worth of goods to which she was not entitled. 'LOVE 3LRr QUIZ WIDENS (Continued From Pafie One) naped Feb. 11. Havla aaid he "hit.h-hiked" north to Oilroy, then went tu Hollitrr and finally came here. Sunday night, he admitted, he broke into the home of Mrs. M. Walker here. SKM) OI T II WK He l.i schtHluled to leave here Friday for San Quentin. Local authoritica sent to San Diego details of Davis' arrest and asked for any information that might help them in questioning him. After beiug wllh Davis several hours. Chief Griffin said he doubted that the young man wa implicated in thf kidnapiug. A strand of hair was clipped from the suspect's head and sent to San Diego police (or compari son with several hairs that were clasped In the girl's hand when her body waa found on Camp Kearney mesa near San Diego two days ago. Authorities Indicated they would not try to interfere with plans to take Davis to San Quentin tomorrow. C0PC0 WILL j BUILD DAM (Continued From rage One) Senator Arthur Robinson, re publican, Indiana, planned to leave tomorrow for a S 5-day in- Testigatlon of the Philippines. He is ranaing mmuer or ine terri tories committee which is consid ering. Philippine Independence bills. Someone stole the washinc oft the clothesline at the home of Mrs. Charles Hoy In Los Angeles today. She repurtcd the case to police and added: "Oh. yes, hot ter assign my husband to th tion with which to press its in vestigation. The diary, with other docu ments, was turned over to the district attorney's office by a man to whom it had been In trusted by Mrs. Day. She gave it to mm after a quarrel with Jobelmann. The man glanced through the diary, found the name of a young girl relative, and took the book to the district attorny. MItS. D.IV MISKIXO Meanwhile. Mrs. Day had not neon seen since she obtained re It will be of decided benefit to the operation ot the riparian land owners as well as proving a benefit to the timber interests and navigation interests of this vicinity. The new Keno dam is being constructed for the purpose of river regulation only. It will be eight feet high and approximate ly, iOO feet long Including earth embankments on either end. It Is what is known as the "Needle" type dam which consists of tim ber cribs with a continuous con crete fill, also an earth fill. A timber operating bridge will ex tend the full length of the dam. I'SK LOCAL LABOR There will be two largo "Pain ter" gates in the spillway sec tion each of which win be five feet, six Inches high and fifteen wide. These sates will be ot structural steel faced with timber. tided. "Oh. they'll kick about It at the next National party conven tions, but no drastic changes can be made. It'a my observation that each constitutional amend ment requires another law lo en force It." Mayor Walker Is en rout, to Pslm Springs, Calif., where he will remain for about two weeks at lhe home of Samuel Cnter merer. Eight Measures Meet Veto of Governor Meier SALEM. March 1. (VP) Eight more measurea today fell beneath Governor Meier's veto. In-! eluded among which was the I barber" bill, which provided ad-1 Campbell ditfonal sanitary regulations for barber shops. It waa contested bitterly In both houses of the re cent legislature. 'I'nder the present " law." the governor declared, in his veto message, "the state board of bar ber examiners has ample power to enforce, sanitary regulations and conditions in the buslnasa of bar bering. and I see no reason for providing an additional license for barber shops." Haley, ,Ter-h" Heltlne, Chat. Booth and Katln Ktaer. Misses Dorothy Durant. Maude "ev. ituvum wire, a MacDonald and liervl Short and "1. showing different (is, "a youiiK woman of 25 pcrltapi evru tililr." Velda I'm k- . ett; "the nnMertoiia voice." which turns out to belong to i Jack lla: Ilnry lnjtiildhv, "a man of S3 or posxlbly tu," Harold Plvon. ..w.i.ii.h t..m.w ir.h'lb cot avoraitrs from $1 10. at the Urnl-v grade a. bool ! f b with a good aitctidatur The j - Moor Mid. program was a.i follows: S.iU," AN ACT also was pained pro 4 iilav Kin bv tho fifth rr.ulr; vldlng ant. .matte ampliation tit DAILY CAPITOL NEWETTER H'ouUnuml From I'aire One) CHARLIE HAS COIJ BERLIN. March 11 (TP. Charlie Chaplin, comedian, was suffering from a slight cold to day, which he caught while walk ing about Berlin In the snow. He was confined to his hotel snd cancelled today's engagements. Messrs. Verle Hcseltlne and Kit sen Piirant of Henley dlftrlct were dinner guesta at the J. E Hrothauek home at Malm, Sun day. Mrs. James nrotham-k and Delia Joy of Malin sp.-nt Mon day visiting at the I). W. Short home. Mrs. V. O NVIU and Miss C. Slmonson are planning a waffle lum-heou at Mrs. O Nelll's home In honor of the senior and Junior girls of the llenlev high school. Saturday. March 14. A number of prominent men of the Henley district attended the water meutlng at Saleui last weflt. lEMO8TtUTION CilVFV A baking demonstration was given to the girls ot lhe Henley school, Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. I. A. Humphrey, asulsted by Mrs. Frank Sexton de monstratri) the making of cakes with Hie use of the Crown flour. Mr. and Mrs. E. K. MrClay returned from San Hernadino. California, whera they have bten visiting for the past few months. Mrs. Ira Urera has bern 111 wllh the fin for the past wtk. Miss Dorothy Connor Is taking care of Mrs. Orem. Irwin Campbell and Lawrence motored to Lance II Valley Tuesday to get a Ford-! son tractor. I After several days on bud-! of hU own. A solo waa glvi by MtM Dawaoii. Mr. Sri ton gav a talk on club work. Mr. and Mr. J. K. Hiorm and talk on 'Hens on real property arqulred bv pictures .the statu for personal taxes, fhu sucrvtary pointed out. rne latest news in The Kiemsie News S I IS1BW Irvl take your, car, ' sir j o parking trouble ex?f tt The Minx. The doormaji takes your or wbea real arrive and place it in a garage conned ed with the Hotel. Jut t hand him your key at you leave the car that's alL Located ta the heart of tha Gty Bear rr cry thing. Service. Qualitv.Horbitalitxu e MANX HOTEL .SAN FRANCISCO nr. rock-filled timber crib coffer dam with aheatlng and eartb embank ment to unwater the site for tbe structures and for the excaratlon of the channel. In accordance with th. usual custom of the California-Oregon Power companr both Mr. Urewer construction ! and Mr. Boyle stated that local labor will be used in this work Uork will start at once on a; to the greatest posilble extent Woman Warrior Meets Defeat In Chinese Battle case, be s a detective." Detective 1 lease on iio.Ood bnnd here last Lieutenant Charles Hoy ocean a Friday midnight. The rase was determined search for his under- 'hat of Clarice Tauber, IS. whom u,rl- "no a?rteaiy introduced to Mills. .Mills is at liberty under Her hujband told her theif 5.000 bond In this case In ad "(luivvered like a bowl of jelly! dition to having ooted S15.000 when sbo laughed," Mrs. Leona urouse testified today, she was granted a divorce from Merle Kdward Brou;e of Los Angeles and walked plumply away. "So far as I'm concern'd. you'll stay married," Judge Ver non C. Campbell nf Olath k'n told ir-year-old Milton frost and 21-jear-old Lucile Johnson, who got him out of bed at 4 a. m. to be wed. only lo return 15 SHANGHAI, March 1J (Frl aay) (UP) A sister of General Ilolung. notorious Communist, led 3,000 Chinese bandits Into a fierce battle today, and met de feat. The woman directed her forces to attack th. town of Ijichlh. Aa the feminine warrior was mualna Id. LJ ...... V. 1 1 , . i i t . . ' rf.. .h. . . i. nonrs later requesting he destroy oer sn. was met hy government troops of th. Forty-Kighth divi sion, under General Hsu Ynan Chan. In th. fighting that fol lowed there were many casual ties and the Invaders were Xinallv routed. ' Federal Agents Or a . jtue d lowers At i Capone's Cabaret CHICAGO, Mar. 15. (CP Government agents turned safe blowers today when they raided tha Cicero "Cotton clab," cab aret reputedly owned by Ralph "Bottles" Capone. brother of the aotorioua "Srarfare Al." Th. raiders collected several ottlea of liquor from the floor, wher. customers bad tossed them, and thea demanded that lacob Splelnian, manager, opeu u sala, I In the Fan Diego party arrest. nnen Mrs. Day is located, she will be required to post bond In San Diego, a warrant for her arrest having been issued there. Pantages remained In Agua Callente. Mex., today. He has several horses running at the trark there. 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