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September 22, 1933 THE KLAMATH NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON M ROBBER LOSES CHANCE II 11 TRIAL ( (Continued From Page On) Wolf b Un Into eonldor- allmi. t ' ' Immmlliitolr Mr In verdict was nturnd, J arts nunran or derrd a Jury to hear th lnto' moral ce agalutt Kaiiert Amlrlie. Testimony In lh Wolf trial waa cnmolotad at 4:80 o'clock Wednesday afternoon after the Minn attorney, W. I". Mayor, i had called (lra wltuoaeea to tli fault In an attempt to prora tliat Wolf at other placet during lha tints of Ilia robbery. Wit nnii'i testified they bad een Wolfa at 1 : 30 o'clock th morn ing of tha robbery and between t o'clock and 4 o'clock tha tarn at tonioo.i. Tim hank wee rubbed at 1 o'clock. Wolf did not taka tha aland for hla own dofense. Two limn who confnsaed elt Ing In tha robbery. Horace Nord atrom and Hubert llradloy. r eirviK aenl'-nrv. Norilatruia au pcuriMl a a tuto wUutaa at tint rotrlul. A fourth man accuaed In Ilia crime, fndlrlrd aa John loa Slim, waa nover apprehended. Member of tlia Jury which WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE WITHOUT CALOMEL And You'tt Jump Out of Bed in the Morning Ratio' to Go ItwuM tour rank ana I"" woHa twik punk. "'' 1'-W lul mlB" W.l It. nil. t.i.Uv. tmbly rhwlr.l M sntt ni ct tht-m Cm mk t"" uigoljr Ad bwrtl uil luU ol wartiirf . r ikr ' ' T" " b4 BtiJ BHt muvat duMe't ( t th. ntiM. Th. tr ,Kif 4ui(l-cil tittt w rUf II huuM sow out lw Duwd iA Htjwid i1 w' Wr it Ihu) Wl to fl-rtrin Imly. VW aian'l ). It !" to"" -. tiM tilu.u up your vtomtrh. iwl n m tin o(M bk. out Vouc lvJ rfco unl ye ' 4oul. Yow arbols II Uk th good, eld CARTgR'g LITTIX UVfcK riU& la 1 KoJ. ot liUe wli tlr i0 roll 'auJ up" Th. eoftti wondwlut. hmTtniM, gntU ct4nl Mtlwti. AOwKiC wkl It . klin ll Wl lr Put ooo'I k lor 11 w pill Ak lof Cint Uin. Um I't'to. I A lr i r.tw' lK- U" l" VL7 UbW. ltwatMtellluto. Zkcaiorut olMIC.li.Ce found Wolfa guilty of tha charge were Ben C. Mtout, Frank Orolm, r. M. Lucat, R. II. Hunnall. Jo. Klfe, Neiaon itead, V. B. itaadar. Leatar Vlnley, H. It. Jenktna, Vio la Dunbar, John (llaeotnlnl, R. V. Mat. Series of Killings, Kidnaptngs Broken By Murder at Sea (Continued from Pai Oaa) returned. Walah drifted non chalantly Into the wahroira, of- flcura aald, and besan "anoop- Ini." Confroutad, be wilted. "All right, bora, you got ma." Hurried aahor to the Lone lleach Jail, Walab, according to detective, told bow be and bawioa former callmataa at lavonworth had planned boldup aboard tha gambling hip but had quarreled over whether they anuutd anoot. It naciHuary. lhenr Pint Made They had planned lo a te rlca of kldnavlnga. It wa aald. wllh Edward L. Dohony, niulll mlllluimlre oil magnate, one of tha victim. Wal.h'a atory waa believed by police to clear up tha third laying which haa occurred aboard tbnee offahore "pleasure hlpa In recent months. Iiawxm buna back at the prnvpect of gunfire, Waleh wa quoted aa aaylng, and the latter In auger told him, "I'd ahoot anybody I'd even ahoot you you're nothing but a yellow rat." "With that," continued Waleb "he reached tor bla gun, and 1 ahot hint In tha cheat. lio doubled bark Ilk be waa In pain, and 1 ahot ttlm three more tlmea to put him out of hla mla- ry. Dawaou'a body waa found alum tied over a deck chair. "ilu couldn't taka It." waa the contemptuoue remark of Walah whom police doacrtbod a typical adolencant bad man; Hla proaecution will be band led by tedrel authorities, who already Jiav anotber lilpbuard laying In court. Long ago they tried to outlaw titea gamo ling ahiiva but witnout avail. The flrat slaying occurred ev- eral niontlia ago when Charles lloseman, S6, a card dealer, waa hot Ihrough the back. Tbla alii waa aboard the Johanna Smith operating offshore, wooden Teasel wblcb waa de stroyed In a spectacular tire, The Rosa Isle, a single (tacked vessel with an Iron bull and elaborate fittings. waa pur chased by tha Johanna Brelth owners and renamed for the 111- fated shin. Less than a month ago, Rob ert Moody, 14-year-old U An- aelea butcher, waa laiaiiy oeai en aboard tha City of Panama, Tbla ship mad nightly "cruise to nowhere" from Santa Monica Instead ol remaining anchored outside tha thrse-m!ie limit. John furl and Jama Cnslello. utflcera of the ship, were charged with murder on the high e the earn chars lodged against Walah. Httlt retaining hla air of brav ado, Walsh waa taken before United Mate Commissioner llarld II. Head for arraignment. 11 waived ft hearing and waa ordered beld without ball. t don't want an attorney. either," be aald. "I don't need any," Just Arrived SMART NEW STYLES in women's pumpn, ties and oxfords . . . suede or kid with hiKh or Cuban heels . . . fine quality at medium prices. Roosevelt Proves Smooth in Dealing With Inflationists (Continued from Fag One) amendment and auggasllni t00, uuu.uuu a pouttil figure for farter. At tbe same time Senator Pitt' man, democrat, Nevada, waa cam Dalxnlng for free coinage of sil ver, wblcb would amount to an Intlatlonarr movement. Mrnt All Around A rDtton conference delegation called at the White House to see the oresldent, but It waa eg- plalued be bad a cold and could not receive groups. The dele- gatca went to tha department of agrlrulture. iiecrttary Wallace met them, pleaded an engage ment, left them to Agricultural Administrator Peek. Peek beard their demands for Inflation and Immediate ootton relief and urged them to nam a commute to sit with the AAA and give advice. He aald nothing about taking tha advice. Tbe rotlon conferee beard Senator Thomas, democrat, Okla homa, an Inflationist, propoee nisr.h of l.VUu.ouo farmers, war vuteraua and Industrial workers on Washington nsxt month to de mand inflation. Tnry adopted more reaulutlona enthusiastically Meanwhile President Roosevelt, despite bla cold, bad conferred with 8enlae i'lttman, who left the conference saying little about sliver but much about tbe great oroKTt: toward recovery. The nreeldent. be aald, would atlcfc for tbe present to bla program of gradual raising of commodity prlcea and atlmutatlon of credit, Wallace- Helps Then Secretary Wallace, once an outstanding Inflationist, went to Chicago and made a speech ex plaining all of the administration argumenta against direct cur rency inflation, it waa dearly an official statement of the presi dential views on the subject. Senator Thomas atopped talk ing about hie march of a million men. Senator rlarrlsoo, demo crat, Mississippi, chairman of tbt aenale finance committee, who had demanded inflation and threatened congressional action to force It aa tbe week started, men tioned It no more. Senator F I t c b y, democrat Florida, chairman of tbe banking and cur rency committee, who also bad asked Inflation In public state- menu aa the week began, aaa In jured In aa automobtle accident and bta voice waa removed tem porarily from the forum. The cotton delegation waa re ceived at tbe Wbit House, beard pleasantly by the president and convinced that cotton relief waa all that waa desired. Tlaln Black or Brown Kid- ,,lii.k Hu.dc Tic-Wing Tip akin High arrh, boule- Cuban ir-el ... $4.00 vard beet $4.00 lllark or lirown Rui-dc or Mark Calfkln Short XTL. $4.00 - nVgr!!!: $3.00 FREE Balloons to Children Ml' lllmk tine. Strap pntent slipper, solid leather. 8Ji to I 1 7J Koliln Hood Oxford Black, brown or patent, Goodyear welt aola. - All leather. Slice tf-o ftff 11 to 1 Pe7? 1 Outline Brown Scotch tirnln llroKnes Waterproof, notlri leather soles and heels , . , smart kiltie tongue effects ... all slzea and widths $3.95 Itouilolr Slipper in black, blue or red kid or crsp with Cuban heel and padded sole colored trim. All also ....... $1.00 SeautifiilSttoes, 525 MAIN ST. Kelly, Harve Bailey, Bates Named Heads Of Kidnaping Plot Continued trout Psg Osat tends nts ar being tried In an isolated eourtroom guarded by 1 machine gunnera. Coleman, tbe ancle of Katb- rin Kelly, the fugitive's wife, told a blood shilling story to Judge Vaught after electrifying the packed courtroom by march ing la unannounced and emend ing to be beard. Made Pereonal Threat Tbe unci, aald Kelly, identi fied one ot the abductor ot tikarles r. Urachel, the oil man victim la lbe cast, and aa col lector ot the fgbuloue ransom, threatened him and hi family Is person. Crscbel and sawppe here have received letter from Kelly, postmarked Chicago and sear ing bis genuine fingerprints. promising wholesale death ana property destruction because at testimony In the ease. Coleman said Kelly scratched i a window at tbe Coleman home near Stratford Wednesday night, promising to kill the whole family If they seipeo in the proeecutloo. Onrelopme-nt uater Tha dramatic appearance ot Coleman In court overshadowed other development of toe aay. These Included: A aerie of federal agent re counted the true atory ot how they piecel clues together, from Minneapolis, '-Teiano, .vr and elsewhere, to the Shannon' farm at Paradise, Tex. S'atementa ot tbe nDBDm n n.. his wife and eon Armoa sirs read reiatlna in detail the purported actlvlllee of the Kellys, Bate ano eaiioy oo s ttb.nnnn farm. These alat'-mt'i !n-ludet claims that the Shan nons were forced by Kelly to guard the millionaire oil victim on their farm wane a ransom waa sought. Armon Shannon pA he waa promised ''.$ tnr faithful CUBCd duty. TtlmniiT on Bailey' sensa tion) break Ijbor day from the Impregnable Dallas Jail, aaa Bis .n.w rwiitnr at Ardmore. Okie., wa raied ont on the ground It had no hearing the conspiracy indictment. tales principal witnecaea, read statements made by Mr. UUlso f'beesen and Band" Kugeni,: fforvell, two at the defe.Klaat, : during beatvd argument. State's Altrnt fjsster Qeere of Madison county said that evi dence given hf 3revan waa "lust about the strnoies''" ? fered against Mrs Chaasec- f,a Xoreii. fiewra said that he ilileSU to ask tnr the death pari It y !r fcla cloning argument Indi cated M intention in . tne death penalty when he rejected all prospective juror opporad to capital punisbroert. Reeder Purchases Half Interest In Clothing Company Senator Couxens ' Brings Forth Data To Prove Charge (Continued: Ttom Fag On) report given to stockholder the (towtng day. H alrj aald he had photo static capita ot letter exchanged between Wilson W. Jdliis, f.rsl tv'ationai bank board chslrotea, and Alfred P. Irfqrtmrs, chief federal bank axajnlnar, yameai ing unsuccessful attempt ot the hank Ut obtain goveramsats! s,o provsi of trading In bonds to Improve tbe hank' fccsd go coast. Conxena ahowed sorrospem- aenca surportedly axchangad be twaett federal soamiaero and iOonaiii S. Sweeay, termer ccec. oi - . Ki, , uitritk aldent ot ts first National i.,.,, nt Xeiattl'oti:' Sweeny aa referring tt In the clothing firm : . v TT rick a- Kennett, locate.! at F.fth . Af" bank Mael a and Mala and al ot a WJf S ! .tff f orf terest In the or to OV t Weed- ' National ld r wa announcsd by r-w- --i suaiu-nu iiins uv Patrick on Thursday. Th w ; other guarantor.'- Wl OS eurspaccic deer ssar LaiksrUw shortly aftw tbe sun peaked over the hit). Clair and Bill Martin. 11?: Mania street, are tin os th re ported first deer list Tha Mar-; lis bagged a fire-point hlacktal near alcCeUum' still, and ware hack Is tha altjr by snow Wednes day. K. . Wilson; and X. 8. WiSsoB ot Santa Barbara are heUerad to be the first visitors to bag a deer is 1b Klamath district. The Wilsons, stopping at the Wlitsrd hotel. Ttnd wilb a Ibree-poini bnch Wednesday, Stanley Hallrek of the Central Super Service statics, brought is s 144-pcmnd mnl bnch Thursday from the wtah Hot ooantry. Jobs Retetta and Tony Bo tono ahot a fovheif bora soslb of Sly. A. H. tkhl and S. B. Tyler hsgced s of tha targest buck of tha two days of hnnv Ira at Caorbart. The- deer !Wlch over t-W paanda. - Jerry Pearson and bi i-nnt- isg coropaniona ware ataa sao esutai ia bringing Is a deer. Two Hunters Die firm same A Reeder. jar. eeier m w uuv " w . . Klamath Falls, having besa .-: At ZeaSOft JpettS vertlslng manager of the OoWuo! Rule store for tbe past seven (Continued front Pag One) year. He 1 a gradual ot 8il- f , i.. ,' ,!1 JT- ,! ,. Km day of lb aaasoa rocmlac . eolleaa. Mr. Keeder'a 'h wood. place aa aaverwatag muer j " u ouiy,,uu tha tioldes Rule store wlit ee hlghwsy, sad didn't find a aisgle, taken by O. M. Hector, who wa. 1 car returning Wedsexiay evening formerly la business her hat r-,lth gaaie,' was ths report from tas state pour deparimeat. Kegardleaa ot tha stale iMc report and the unlucky atorle ot gaaisless hunters, eTrl buck were hrougbt Into tbe city dnrlag ts lirat day. George Creel Steps Out of NRA Drive Continued from Pag Oni rranclaco district of ti yeoa . sry board effective Oct. J. ii -will always as sty ortS that I was gtraa ta opportualtjr ts . a is tbia great aiorameal by yonr risins and WBraga. Xy drotd regards ta yos Iwts." Tb won! dims" w see ta speaking ot a ltt-cat sles ts de rlved tram ths latin word "dacd ffi," meaning a tanih. -H Cluh Fair, tt-t-t. Aids Touring IXF.R OASE RERTKB EDWAHDSV'JLIE, ill., Sept. It (U.K Defense attorneys to morrow will attempt to break down testimony of more than 4b atate witnesses st the trial of six defendant on trial charged with the kidnaping ot August Luer, 77, Alton. 111., hanker. The atate, after nearly a week of presentation ot It cat, rest ed late today. Sine taking of testimony be gan last Monday, mora than 40 state witnesses have pared I acrosa tha witness stand. Statement made by the de fendants were placed Is the evi dence against them despite ef forts of defense ati"r-s to bar them from ths trial. Reads Strong ETidf-nro John Brenaaa. a department ot justice agent, one of the eetitlv ha been Is Bs ts Francisco Mr. Kenneu piana tor u future ha not yet heea an nounced. Klamath Armory Plan With Board (Continued From Page One) aa it 1 of a different typ than any others Wore She board," Williams said. "Ths application ..I Mlt Ccv t(A fvnm the government which will have to be repaid as others di. U calls i lor a gram oi innus w . tha fund ot tbe city from tbe: sals of ths bonds and the Its- 09 appropriated by tha county for the armory construction." Tha Klamath officials stated the application would be turned over to the t ''! work regional engineer for rccommenlattoo and would be brought before the hoard tor acceptance September ia when the seat regular meet ing of tbe board is called. "The puolle worjta engineer hsa already stated he waa yery weli pieaaed with ths proj ect ao there la tittle doubt of " not being accepted sad aeiire work started within a very abort time." Qlltenwaler said. Ths ftpollcetloB proposed ft city bonds be purchased on Su-year hasia hearing per tent Interest. B. S. A. TO MEET Friendship Camp, Koyat Neighbor of America, will meet Friday evening at 7; SO o'clock at the I. O. O. F. hall. 'VlsltiBC Neighbor are invited. ! -H Club Fslr. M-S. Nudists Lose in Brush With Law Costtssed from Pag Cnei necessary." Ring and hla affe we?, tso'1 under bond Surprise Witaees A ssrgrix witness, Edward J. i;?-irgo, waa ta. firs' ta Uk ta atasd. hturrsy, -;ac-lif. commercial reporter, ap peared roinslarily and testified 'ia- t ard hla - nt to the camp apon several occaslDna. i: Among tha kaawa lucky hunt- i ra waa 1. H. ersmhall. 141 Bill-! side street, who may bar heea i the flr to returs with game.i Breath!! kilted a four-point mala Orange Stamp With every perchaa aatta October loth. Currin't for Drugs V , 4 I Jt. B. Peck, The htodee 8err (c Statlsa, th and Klamath Ave., Klamath Talis, say his atomra hld aew Klcstleld; Strip Maps ta high regard. Claims large suros spent by Richtial-4 yearly to aFaatota motor travel. Ki-GctsBS hi most popular seilex. Adv. Retail Price Fight Warm, Big Stores Gird for Battle (Continued from Pa One) proTlttoiu on much the um basis s tb mrehtnts. On th oihvT b-nii, tb SRA Ijwued lha text ot letter rum William U Micarot- pwMnt nf the F3unyivftiji itelalln iur ciatjoDs urging that th codo'i pries fixing provision be main tatnd becaus any weakoniDf of tbem "would discourage and dis hearten tbe thousands of smatl retHr who ar sincerely en tliusiaatlc la their support ot tits retailers rGde.' Harry Van Hotii president of the National Aaoeillon ot Bet ter Business bureaus, also da fended ths price provisions. Heavy Gale Hits Coastal Regions (Continued From Pace One) ty Ibat which burst la oa the' coast late yesterday, kilting one1 man and causing considerably property damage, Xltl-:cA8T HKItK FAIR, While storm warulugs wer pealed up and down the Oregon- Washington coast, Klamath : Falls wont peacefully oa her ' way bask tug ta unshta and '. with a forecast of generally fair weather with cool and moderate winds tor the next ti hours. WK WH'IAld 8KT A pie social will be hstd to night at 7:30 o'clock at the Presbyterian church by ttw Christian Endeavor ot the Pres byterian and Christian church en. All girl ot the Endeavor are asked to faring pies, if possible. Wood We Do Our Part We are strictly In ympnii wllh the N. H. A. and the prealdent'a Agreement and will be governed thereby and win raise wagea and prlcea to coo form. Our low price ar still la ef foot but advances ar absolute ly necessary. Pine Stab, green double iO CCi load P5eOU Blockwood Double f load ...;.. ipO.OU Single tjo eye load 40 f O Fuel 01), Furnace Oil, Stove Oil Peyton fir Co. "Wood tsj Bom' IU4 B. Ttb s fhoa S8S New! Girl's Tweed COATS Hete a coat that will strike joy to tii heart of the young Miss . . Smart, swanky tweed with the popular raglan shoulder, all-around belt and slash pock eta . . . These elever new arrivals are lined. and interlined and with tweed'e reputation for service and smartness, they represent a splendid array of long wear ing points and come In either black, and white or brown and white. Sizes 1 to 5 years 6 to 16 years $7-95 and $9-95 KLAMATH FALLS OREGON es LAKEViSW LEATHER SUEDE and WOOL Sports Jackets NEW ARRIVALS Htmdredc of fashion smart est sports creations is coats and jackets of sued . . . Leather ... Corduroy . . . wool and angora, wooi ... gay colors and combisatjons , . . singla breasted ... doable breasted and tipper style . , . All sizes. 9 New, Distinct and Different Styles ' Hudson Bay COATS Angora woo! with broad stripes is many beautiful and striking color combinations . . . Hip length jacket or finger-tip coa all-around belt, terga, jooraj; pockets. Wind BREAKERS Blazer style Suede jacket, knit waist band, collar and cuffs !b colorful trim Silk Faill iiaed Sutton front. 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