September 12, 1933
THE KLAMATH NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE THREE
WORK RELIEF
PLillD
KLAMATH
(Continued From fag On)
I appointed la churl of tb lo
cal work. ' ,
It wss learned that ConltHi
man Walter M. Pierce, who It
here on tour of southern Ore
gon. may. Juake niiili aialnat
removing ' th . director, who la
highly lauded tiy rallaf commit
tee members lor tha way In
which h baa carried oa tb lo
ta, work.i i . . it :
TransU-ut Plaa Knul.
Although Judg Clrlail would
aay nothlnf concerning th
chanx of administration, b
talked of th nw relief pollclaa
and ur(d anyon hating a sup
ply of wood to cut on aharaa,
to contact th relief office.
"Home - relief workera ha
started cutting wood and are
exchanging part of tbolr ahare
tor gaaollne to haul It Willi,"
the Judge aald. "Other ar pick
ing poiuioca on tb ahar and
accumulating a winter supply.
. rarmera who will consent to giv
ing rllcf workera potatoe on
the shares for nicking are re-
queatud to call the relief office."
A new policy in nanuiing oun
realdont or tranalent relief will
be Installed Immrdlutely. A defi
nite attempt will be made hy
tb commute to aend non-real-denta
to their bom to prevent
receiving local aealstanc. "We
hope to have a eet-up whereby
tranalenta will not come to Kla
math county and live from re
lief." the Judge aald.
Criminologist Dealt
Blow At State Case
(Continued from Pag One)
and cruahed her akull when aba
feli against a waab baaln.
The great Dr. tlelnrlcb once
solved a holdup and quadruple
murder through a button, a
hred of cloth and a raior4 blade.
Today he brought Into court
rolla of paper, a can of red var
nish, a vallae, and' a pair of
atrange apectactea with xten
alona and other glaaaea all
Inch from Ihos for, the eyee.
He started to tell bow be had
taken a girl of tha earn weight
and build aa Mra. I.smson, atood
her In a bathtub, and re-enacted
the fall which be clalma killed
Allen.
Prosecutor Flttgerald object
ed.
"Th only way to prov It
would be to kill aomebody," be
barked.
Defenae Attorney Edwin Rea
waa angry.
"All we want to allow, " ,he
aald. "waa that a girl waa placed
In auch a poalllon, that ber
bead waa on th waab baaln,
ber lege wer In th tub, and
that alter the Impact aha allpped
back Into th tub, bcaua a
woaien'i center of gravity la be
low the hlpa."
"llelnrlish tried lb experiment
twice," Ilea ahouted. "We can
prov how Mra. l,aineon died."
Flteawrald condemned Hea lor
"trying to teatlfy."
Hnlnrlch waa not allowed to
tell hie calculallone of the force
with which a falling 113 pound
body would atrlke a waab haalu,
th prohahl reaulta, and wheth
er th body would fall to th
floor, or into tn uatiuvu.
He waa permitted to teatlfy
that th "trail of blood" atato
wttneaaea claimed led from Al
ienee body In ber bathroom to
David at hi backyard bonfire
did 'nut Mlit. But h waa not
allowed to open hla can of var
nlah, get out hla toat lube aud
attempt to demonstrate hla claim
that aom of th "apota of
blood" . w r really varnlak
alalna. ' .
Judge R. R. Syer refuted any
attempt to deinouatrat Hie ac
cident theory of Allen Tborp
Lemsons myaterlou aeeiu.
Sewage System in
Mi. Gets Study
(Continued from page One)
to Inspect all city aldawalka and
make a report of place wbor
accldonta might 'occur In which
the city would be liable.
On a mutlon paaacd, O, G.
I.oroni waa given 4 a boura to
alart conatructlon remedying the
unsatlafactory wooden aldewulk
on Pin atreet betweeu Hlxth
and Seventh atreeta. Police
Judge Clifton Richmond aald he
had already aent tbr notifies
tlona for action on the aldewalk.
The chief of police waa In'
atructed to take all city prison-
era under work aentonce to
Moor park where they will be
put to work cleaning tbe fire
huiardoua bruab from in para
nrooertv.
CHy Attorney A. L. Leavltt
waa luatructed by a reaolullon
adopted, to draw a deed for the
laolatlon hoapltal properly where
by the city would b rccordea
aa receiving one-bait Intereat
with th county In lb hoapltal.
Police Judg Richmond waa
(intruded to Inveatlgat the
coata of having the city charier
reprinted with all amendment!
Included.
The matter ot the city pur-
chaalng a anow plow to be In'
tailed on the front of a city
truck for more apedlly caring
for anow on atreeta during the
winter monlha waa referred to
tbe council aa a whole.
Building p r m 1 1 a totalling
2,IT wer approved.
Lumbermen Meet
To Elect Officers
(Continued From Pag On)
ar R R. Macartney, C. H. Dag
gett and Mr. Clark.
Similar meeting to th one
held In Klamath Kalla today are
being bold In other aectlona un
der the supervision of the asso
elation before the regular meet
ing In Portland September it.
W. A. POTT KB HKRR
W. A. Potter of Portland, for
merly chlet law enforcement of
ficer of the Indian eervlce at
Chlloquln. la In Klamath Falla
on bualneta.
IE
Eighteen arreata wer mad
and chalked up on th blotter
at buadiiuartara by th city po
lice during th paat week-end,
and II 11 wua collected In tinea
and bull forluiturea. 'ill tinea
amounted to 111 and forfeited
ball to 106.
Vendul Anderaon, logger, ar
retted Saturday afternuon at
Klglith and Main atreota, waa
fined lib, aa were Tom Colon,
Pete Olaon, 45, arreated at Ninth
and Klamath avenue, Sunday:
Carl Peteraon, (4, arreated with
Olaon, and Frank Kane, negro,
arrealnd at 600 Hroad atreet for
drunkeuneHe.
June Ming, 14-year-old ne
greaa, waa arreated Saturday
night for aollcltlng, and wua re
leaaed upon her own recognis
ance to appear later for hearing.
Scaaa High, 18,. arreated at
Sixth and Main atreet for driv
ing four In a aeat, forfolted 16
ball when he failed to appear
to anawer to the charge. Arthur
L. Hcliueck, 27, forfeited 16 ball
on the lame charge. Ilha waa ar-
rvatod Sunday at Eleventh aud
lluln atreeta.
C. It. Moore, 30, arreated Sun
day for drunkeuneaa In a local
cafe, forfeited 110 ball, aa did
Andrew Jackaon. 21, negro, on
the aame charge.
Curl Danlul, 33, charged with
poaaeaalon of Intoxicating liquor
aud drunkeuneaa, waa arreated
Sunday at Kaat Main and Stuckle
atreeta, and forfeited 126 ball.
P. R. Cook, charged with drunk
euneaa In a local cafe, forfeltud
110 ball: Everett Neablt, mill
worker, "forfeited the aame
amount on a almilar charge, and
Fred llagen. 35, arreated fur
drunkeuneaa In a pool ball, waa
fined 16.
Ralph McMillan, arreated and
brought Into police court by
atale police offlcera, waa fined
$8 on traffic violation cbargea.
John Jackaon, negro, waa
charged with drunkenueaa and
dtaorderly conduct, and waa een
tenced to 1100 and 60 duya In
Jail, auapended if be leave town
within 48 boura.
Lawrence Tucker, 41, negro,
arretted at 438 Hroad atreet.
waa given a fine of 126 or 12 M
daya in Jail on cbargea of drunk
and dlaorderly conduct. Tom
Mcltea. negro, waa fined 126 on
the aame count, and the aentence
waa auapended provided he leave
town.
Ed Steneraon waa arreated
early Sunday morning, and
charged with drunken driving In
connection with the automobile
wreck In which Mra. C. W.
Rowe, 71. waa critically Injured.
Pierce Speaks At
Big Grange Picnic
(Continued trom Pag On)
two-day aeaalon. Both Mr. and
Mra. Pierce, who left Klamath
Fall Sunday evening to .attend
a alate board of higher educa
tion meeting In Portland today,
took active parte In diacuealona
and actlvlllee at the picnic.
"Tbe money for th federal
public work program which la
expected to put million! to work
la not coming from a general
tax aa th majority think,"
Pierce aald. "It la being accumu
lated by revenue from capital
iillc organisation!. Alao one
half cent of the gatolln tax
gore Into the public worka fund."
pierce told how tne iirat mil
paaaed both houiea after Preel
dent Itoosevelt wa Installed.
"It waa th emergency bank bill
and took only a few minute to
paaa both houae and be ac
cepted."
Mra. Pierce, dlaruaacd tn lit
of a congreaiman at Washing
ton and told of tha active part
Mr. Roosevelt wua taking In
her husband's administration.
Mack Welcome O ranger.
Tb grange meeting opened
Saturday afternoon with an ed-
dresa of welcome being given
Lane county viaitora by bar! W.
Mack, Klumath muster.
County Agenta C. A. Hender
son of Klamath, and Victor
Jobnaon of Lake county both
npoke ar lib Henderson telling ot
the new deal In agriculture
"llenderaon made the best , talk
on the new agrlcultur set-up I
have beard from any county
agent," Pierce commented.
Arthur Priaulx, publisher ot
Chlloquln, spoke on tb tax
situation and favored a large
but not problbltlv state tax on
beer; ou whlakoy when made
legal: 10 per cent tax on all
amusements and luxuries; 10
per cent tax on all para mutual
machlnea. v
The lolnt program waa ar
ranged by the two lecturera of
Klamath and Lake countlea. Mra.
Pearl Bradahaw of Williamson
River la lecturer of the Klamatb
grange.
Teachers Convene
To Name Officers
(Continued from Pag One)
noon, and all la In readiness for
th opening of achool all over
tbe county on lueaaay morning.
The aunuaP ruah for school
books and suppllea was In force
Monday, with youngsters busily
collecting tbe required articles
for their claas work.
Trim young teachers, smartly
turned out la new fall coatumes,
will greet their freshly scrubbed
young charges In class rooms at
the regular hour Tueaday morn
ing and claaaes will continue
throughout the day.
Busses from rural districts
will make their runs on sched
ule, and the machinery of learn
ing will swing Into motion for
another school year.
Heavy enrollments ar expect
ed In virtually all district, ac
cording to school officers.
Ten Bulls Freed,
20 Persons Hurt
LISBON, Portugal, 8ept 11, (TP)
Ten bulls broke loose today
In tbe nearby village of Sobral
and charged Into the crowd at
the annual summer festival. In
juring twenty persona, three ot
them probably fatally.
The bulla smashed articles In
China shops, fancy alalia and
cafea, and wrecked the band
stand. A barber killed on bull
with a rator and th others were
rounded up.
Deposed Officers
Of Cuban Military
Denounce Regime
(Continued from Pag One)
from thl nightmare, when they
see themselves bated by tb peo
ple who e the republic endan
gered, then they will be tbe on
wbo will punish tb traitor.
'Th officer demand re
turn to normal- conditions. Dis
order now Mists. Ther la no
work because ther I no peac.
Within a abort time there will
be no food. Chaos will follow.
"We reuueet amnesty for the
enlisted soldiers who In good
faith were tricked to proceed
against their own military hon
or. Cuba cannot austaln lta lib
erty on a pile of material and
moral ruin.
'Let the constitution and lib
erty which exiated August 13
be returned to our people. Lt
each assume hla own responsi
bility and let ua hope wben dls-
aater has arrived it will not b
tb soldiers end sailors wbo suf
fer for everyone. '
Medical Army At
Work on Malady
(Continued from Pag On)
woman assistant pathologist at
Waahlngton university, found
tb preaence of vlrua In kidney
tissue, proving tbe disease Is
of the virus type.
A group ot laboratory experts
headed by Dr. Ralph. S. Mucken
fusa of Waahlngton university
aucceeded In apparently trans
mitting tbe disease through In
oculation to six rebus monkeys.
Tbey reasoned that If the dis
ease can be tranamltted from
humane to monkeys, it 1 prob
able then that It may be- trans-
milted from one human to an
other. The meana of tranamis-
mittal la atlll unknown.
Inventors' Service
Established in City
John T. Anderaon ot Port
land, who operate an Inventor'
service, haa opened an office In
Klamath Falla to assist Inven
tors ot southern Oregon In mar
keting their Inventions.
He specializes in patent draw
ing and aids Inventors In obtain
ing the services of patent attor
neys and selling patent rights.
He has been in this work for 16
years and has worked with a
number of southern Oregon In
ventors. His otflc Is in tb Valley
hotel.
Cummings Praises
Police of America
WASHINGTON, Sept 11. (U.R)
Every kidnaping case In which
th department ot Justice has
been called In alnce th passage
of the federal kidnaping law of
June, 1932, has been solved, At
torney General Homer S. Cum
mings said tonight In a speech
forecasting victory lp the na
tion's war on racketeers.
He denied that police agencies
of other nations excelled those
of the United States and aald
that cooperation between federal. !
atat and local authorities was
overcoming th difficult! Stat
line Introduced In law nforc-
ment.
Price Cougers of
Nation Face Fines,
Prison, Chief Says
(Continued from Pag One)
II. 1 and carrying t tag of less
than S cents.
2. Work shirts, selling for 16
cents, with a tax of 3 cents.
3. Overalls, selling for 11.41,
taxable at 8 centa.
, 4. Unbleached muslin, selling
for lift cents a yard with a 1
cent tax.
"Since these retail price wer
gathered," said Dr. Howe, "ad
vertisement In tb press and
trade letters report much greater
Increase than had occurred up
to Auguat 31. In some cases
advance amounted to a much
as (0 per cent.
17 Million Needed
For Oregon Relief
PORTLAND. Sept. 11. (UP)
Oregon will need 117,704,372 to
care for it needy during the
next 16 months, Frank L. Shull,
Multnomah county commlastoner,
told Governor Meier's sub-committee
on relief today. Tb
state will have to furniah ap
proximately 112,000,000 of that
amount and the federal govern
ment the remainder.
Member of tbe committee
were split on what recommenda
tion would be made to the main
group, several threatening to
submit a minority report. Tb
report ot Raymond B. Wilcox,
cnairman, wa rejected.
Booze Regulation
Plan Is Dratted
PORTLAND, Sept. 11. (UP)
Whiskey and other liquors will
be sold at a reasonable price,
under Jurisdiction of a atato
liquor control commlsalon. ac
cording to a plan drafted by Dr.
William S. Knox, chairman of
Governor Meier' committee to
stndy liquor control In Oregon.
Dr. Know discarded bis pro
posal to grant a monopoly of
liquor sales to a private corpora
tion In tb state and limit profits
lo per cent.
Strike Looms in
Raisin Industry
FRESNO, Cel., Sept 11. (UP)
Strike ot raisin pickers, agitated
for weeks, tonight threatened to
assume definite form when 3600
workers met in city park her
and voted to. picket until they
were guaranteed 1 cent m
tray, Th present seal Is Hi
cents. X
They also demanded release
of 1 alleged agitators now held
in Jan. '
Hotel Man Taken
For Hurling Threat
ASTORIA. Sept 11. (UP)
Austin Oaborn, proprietor of th
Hotel Aatorla, today waa arreat
ed when be allegedly threatened
tbe Uvea of two' Culinary Alli
ance plcketa with a shotgun.
He was released on 11000 ball
after entering a tentative plea of
not guilty, pending th return to
town of hi attorney,
TO EXTKRTAI KIDDIES
Tb Women of tb Moose will
entertain children who have ap
peared on their program tonight
at tbe Moose hall at I o'clock.
All children who bav assisted
with entertainment programs ar
asked to com.
NRA Counsel Fears
Industrial Warfare,
Raps Legal Tactics
(Continued from Pag On)
fualon that exlat today over la
bor provisions of th act. .
"Labor'a right to organise and
bargain collectively haa been
upheld repeatedly by th United
State suprsm court," b ld.
"If th lawyers engaged In
contusing the Issu would read
these decisions to their clients,
the clients would understand
even If tbe lawyers didn't."
A brief smile flitted over
Reichberg'a face as h said in
an aside:
"Perhaps, too. that Is th rea
son why the lawyera are argu
ing their case In the newspapers
Instead of In the courts."
DKMOI.AV TO MEET
The regular meeting of the
Order of DeMolay will be held
Thursday at 7:30 P- m. In the
Masonic hall.
Protection
Life insurance to ona of the greatest bene
fit of the present day because it acts as
a protection against financial hardship. In
much the same way, advance knowledge of
funeral costs and customs can prevent
great deal of needless, worry and distress.
To be most valuable, this information shouW
be obtained before need arises. The pub
lic Advisory Department at the Whitlock
Funeral Home is for the free use of all resi
dents of Klamath Falls and vicinity. Be
fore any need arises, call here for
accurate data on burial procedure
and charges.
UfcJ
EsaeIwM
Earl Whidodt
Funeral Horn
Pin Ave. at 6th Si.
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