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UEDFOTtD MBS TRTBTJXE. JfEDFORD, OREGON, TTEDNESDAY, MAY 30, 193?.
tendent, following approval of the couldn't figure It any closer In Olai-
board of control to hold the aftalr. 0Wi when the public work board
The program will be featured by I. , ,
dinner and dance. computed the cost of annual rentals
of electrical conduit, it wm finally
Close Figuring determined the ' charge would be
NEW BRITAIN, Conn. (UP) They .063422605 per foot.
FARMERS USE BOMBS
ON MISSOURI CROWS
KEYSVILLE, Mo. (UP) Charlton
county farmers devised a unique
method of eliminating crowa that
have been Increasingly annoying here
recently,
A group of farmers decided to bomb
the crowa. They connected dynamite
bombs with wires strung In trees
where the birds roosted. When
bird flew against the wire, It exploded
the bomb, killing many bird.
T. E. J. Duffy Instructed circuit
court Jury, trying case appealed
from Justice court. They are, he
said: Jocose, lachrymose, morose, bel
Orejon Weather
Fair tonight nd Thursday; cooler
east portion tonight; (lightly warm
er Thursday: fresh northwest wind
offshore.
Five Stage of Drunkenness
BEND, Ore. (UP) There re five
licose, comatose. The Jury brought
stages of drunkenness, Circuit Judge I In an unadorned verdict of guilty.
SHOWN IN RECORD
The following list of thoM who
served In the Civil war and other con
illct aince that time, and burled In
the MedJord I. O. O. F. cemetery la aa
complete as careful warca of the rec
orda permits. It ia requested by the
eexton that anyone having knowledge
of-soldier dead not mentioned In thla
llat supply auoh Inlurmatlon In or
der to complete the reoord:
B. P. Adklns, Wm. H. Bradahaw, M.
L. Bowman, 74th Ohio Vol. Inf.: Jos
eph 8. Bowlby, Oeoige C. Belts, Hiram
Bonder, Co. H 48th Wis. Inf.; Amos
Bliss, Corp. John H. Boussum, Co. D
lath 111. Cav.; Mtohlel Brown, Co. A
18 th Mich. Inf. Wilson Bom an, John
H. Brantner, Co. 7 44th Ps. Inf.; Corp,
Baker N. Bunch, 3rd Bty. Minn. h.
Art.; Noel B. Brad berry, lat 8erg. Co.
T 34th 111 Inf.; Robert L. Clement, Co.
A- 8th Ky. cav.; John Clark, Charles
J. Clark, Co. B 35th Wla. Inf.; Ben,
p. Chastaln, W. B. Gonkllng, Daniel E.
Clay, Co. O 4th Ohio Cav.; O. P. Cot
terell, wm. A. Charley, Serg. John A.
Caldwell, Co. B 144th 111 Inf.; John
W. Carpenter, a. A. R.; Wm. H. Cook,
Co. H 95th Mich. Inf.; Capt. Wm. Oar
oU. John Davis, Co. F 36th la. Inf.;
flerg. Major 6. Damon, Co. O 7th Vt.
1 Inf.; Thomaa B. Ellison (mauaoleum)
Co. D 34th Ohio Vol. Inf.; H. W. El
moro, Samuel Earheart, Co. K 177th
Pa. Inf.; Thomaa Edmeads, Co. I 138t.1
Ohio Inf.; Robert E. Foster, James H.
Farria, John M. Ouches, Capt. Gem
enese Ooble, Co. B 161st 111 Inf.; Corp.
R. R. Hotchklaa, Co. D 3rd Wla. Inf.;
Ben. E. Hull, Co. E 9th Ia. Inf.;
' George H. Hendricks, Co, B' 10th la.
Inf.; Alfred H. Hooker, Co. K 13th
Kan. Inf.; Corp, Joseph Hall, Co. H
30th Ohio Inf.; Jamee Auatln Ham,
3rd Ark. Cav.; Corp. N. R. Johnaon,
Co. I 0th la. Inf.; Moses Jackson, Co,
E 20th Ky. Inf.; O. M. Jourdan, Co.
E 140th 111. Inf.; Walter S. King, Rev.
J. E. Kenworthy, Levi Loader, Co. F.
74th Ind, Vol. Inf.; Wm. Lyman
(mausoleum); David J. Lumsden, o.
A. R.; Elijah A. Lliterell, Co. M 16th
Mo, Cav.: Robert O. Morrow. Co. F
32nd Ohio Inf.; Joseph G. Martin, Cl.
I 1st rj. S. Cav.; Corp. Thomaa B. Mill
er, Co. L 36th U. S. V. Inf.; Frederick
H. Morris, Kenneth MaRae, J. W. Mil
ler, Egbert Maben, Co, D 1st Mien.
Cav.
Nathan B. Meade, Co. D 17th Wis.
Inf.; Prln. Musn. Henry Metz, 18th la.
Inf.; Monroe Marsh, Co. H 26th Ind.
Inf.: O. O, Noble, Co, K 4th la. Cav.;
F. M- Foe, Co. B 36th Wis. Inf.; Pas
kett M. Putney, John E. Purdue, Co,
A 1st Ore. Cav.; James W. Plymlre, 6.
S. Penwell, Co. K 0th Kas, Cav.; Alex
pottenger, Co. E 166th Ohio Inf.; Ed
ward A. Perry (mausoleum); Albert
H, Polley (mausoleum), Co. H 2nd la.
Inf.; Leorm a. Plllsbury (mausoloum)
O. A. R.; Burtls H. Rumssey, Co, B.
Uth Ia. Inf.; J. W. Redden, Ralph A.
Rouley, Francis M. Stewart, Co. 0 60th
III. Int.: Joseph W. Scranton, o. A. R
Melville, o. Sullivan, Luther Strut-
era, Tils on Smith, oo. B Mth
Ind. Cav.;, Serg. W. W. Stanfleld, Co.
B Uth la. Inf.; Jerlmlah Tongate, Vet.
of Black Hawk War; Wm. Turner, Co.
E 105th Ohio Inf.; Alex Trundell, Ou.
A 27th Wis. Inf.; D. H. VanAntwerp,
Iron Brigade; J. O. Van Dyke, Sr ,
Isaac Wright, Lafayette Wiggins, Co.
A 61st la. Inf.; Thomaa F. West, A.
M. Woodford, Samuel Q. Wortman,
Horace R, Wallace (mausoleum), Co.
O 3rd Ore. Inf.; Sorg. James M. Weav
er, Green Fields Pa. Cav.; Corp. Ly
burn O. Wolls, Co. G 52nd Wis. Inf.:
Serg. G. A. Welderhammer, Co. A
110th lii. Inf.; Serg. Isaac Woolf, Co.
B 2nd Ohio V. V. Cav.
Spanish War Veterans
John J. Buchter, Co. O 7th U. fl.
Int.; Wm. Howard Baldwin, lat Serg.
TJ. 8. Army, N, J.; Oscar O. Crum, Ia ;
Charles A. Fury, Oo. D 1st Int. W.
Vlrg.i James E. Grelve, Harry H. How
ell, Musn.. Co. I 3rd Int. Wla.; John
M. Hollars, Pvt., 6th U. S. Inf.: Kent.;
Joseph B. Johnston, Samuel T. Rich
ardson, Wm. H. Rlggin, Co. E 2nd Inf.
Ore.; George E. Rankin, Oo. Q 3rd Inf.
Mo.; Ben, L. Sears, Co. A 6th Inf.
HI.: Qustave Weston, 1st Serg, U. 8.
Army, Wash.
World War Veterans
Clarence F. Burke, Floyd M.
Brown, VanAllcn Cornish, Private,
2Bth Ore. Inf., lat Dlv.; Carl O. Dun
ham, Pvt. 28th Wash. Inf. 1st Dlv.;
Samuel A. Doren, Pvt. 16th Cal. San.
Train 16th Dlv.; Arthur Eagle, Serg.
2nd M. O. Battery 4th Dlv.; Russel
Simon Hawk, 70th Co. 6th Reg. U. S.
Marines; Frank W. Hubbard Pvt. 6th
Reg. U. 8. Marines, 2nd Dlv.; Luke W.
Henderson, Lester 8. Jacobs, 23rd Co.
a Mch. Gun Batt, U. 8. Marines; Al
len O. Keopp, Pvt. 364th Int. 01st
Dir.; Joseph G. Konop, Albert A. Llv
eredge, Corp., 837th Butchery Co, Q.
M. C, Mont.
Maiden L. LeRoy, Serg. Mth Aero.
Sqdn. Ore.; Roy E. MoKeever, serg.
Motor Tran. Oo. 40 B Ore.: Thomaa
J. Morgan. Pvt. 808th Inf. 77th Dlv.
Ore.; Noble James Melsner, Pvt. 361st
Inf. 88th Dlv.: Glenn A. Nlckois. Pvt.
335th Aero. Sqdn. Ore,; Peter R.
Oard. Pvt. 166th Depot Brig., Ore.
Claude B. Porter, Joseph L, Petruska,
Pvt. 88th Int. So Dsk.; Ben. H. Ply
male, Robert C. Stewart, Artemas
Spooner, Batt. 63th Art. C. A. c,
Robert O. Welch, Calvin L. Warnock,
Pvt. 25th Int. Texas; Ben. J. Shores.
SERIOUS CHARGE
PORTLAND, May 30. (AP) Lewis !
M. Kletelng, 41, of Portland, driver
of an automobile which laat night
truck and fatally Injured Jim Wong.
66, OhlneM, was rebooked on an In-
voluntary manslaughter charge today
and bound over to the grand jury. H'a j
ball was set at 81.000. .
KletElng said Jim apparently be
came confused and stepped Into the
path of the automobile. Police acci
dent Investigators said foot brakes on
(Clotting's automobile were out ot
commission, and the emergency brake
held on only one wheel,
SALEM, Ore., May 20. (AP The
first reunion of graduates and former
students at the state blind school will
be held June 16, H was announced
her today by Walter Dry, superin
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