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MEDFOTCD MATT, TRIBUNE. 'MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY.- AUGUST -5. 1938.
APPLEGATE DIE
BTO APPLEQATB, Aug. 8. (6pl
COO boys from Georgia went scur
rying to their lookers with bright
flint knives Wednesday after uncart ti-
Sng an Indian grave wille excavating
drain near tho river nt Star ranger
vtatlon.
James W. Hayea la the pomeasor of
black flint knife, beautifully fleck-
d with white, measuring about
foot In length, which he Immediate'
Jy had apportunlty to sell, but he
refused. An additional half a knlfo
was found of red flint dotted -with
fray. A good sized section of skull
was discovered, In addition to smeller
portions of bones, two believed to be
from an arm and leg. As the boys dug
Jn the sand and gravel, a portion of
Hie soil caved In, after which they
discovered the relic: at a dcpih
18 Inches. Ranger Lee Port and Al
bert Young of the office force are
losing sleep In pondering over how
the Indian was killed. .
The ranger recalled a story of In
dlan beads which probably remain
today In the hiding place In which
lie left toem In his native state of
Oklahoma. As youngsters, Mr. Port
and, his friends bedecked themselves In
beads which they dug from an Indian
grave, and when someone told them
the Indians would scalp them if
sought thus adorned, quickly remov
moved, their beads andetaolnstrdlu
ed their beads and hid them.
Whllo tho forestry force in the vol
ley Is thinking of the red men, tho
lookout boys on the mountain tops
continue to receive visitors from scat
tered sections. Sunday visitors at
Anderson Butte were Mr. and Mrs
Bert Bomerson of Ashland, Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Aver Jo and son Harry of
Med ford, and Gerald Hopkins from
Lincoln, Nebraska. Wm. Altkcn of
Mcdford was An overnlRiit guest Sat-:
urclay, and Blmerl Jarvl, fire chief
Of the Rogue River national forest
was a visitor earlier In the week,
A new lookout Is In charge at
Dutchman's Peak, Robert Oowell. for
mer Junior foreman from Camp Ap
plegate, who succeeds Wm. Altkcn ai
the mountain post. Recent guests
there Include John and George Crol
aan and Charles E. Gabriel of Salem,
Ore. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Sanders
and son Howard, Jr., from Hollywood;
Dorothy Claypool from Beverly Hills;
Llll am Helm from Jacksonville; and
J. C. Wagner from Dividend Bar,
Twenty-one visitors registered 6un
day. All J. Sandoz at Mt. Ashland re
porta 30 visitors Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crump at Gin
Hi bar lookout had a number of visit
ers Including the former's niece, Miss
Betty Ewlng and fattier, D, L. Swing
of Oakland, S. O, Chestnut and three
ohtldren of Forest creek, Mr. and Mrs.
Zugene Tower of the local ranger
station and their guest, Miss Jean
Deeds of Oakland, and Mrs. Edith
in or lite of Portland, who accompan
ied Mr. and Mrs. HaroM Crump to
vie lookout.
William Williams ahd Bob Slaglo
f Talent enjoyed breakfast with
Herbert Pennlngs at Wagner Butte
Tuesday morning. J, K. Fox end Miss
Ruth Fox of Portland were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Fox at sturgts
guard station.
Among those utilising McKee
bridge forost oamp during the week
end were Misses Eleanor Doom be,
Marilyn Chrlstlleb, Kay Bergstrom,
EUiolmae Thompson, and Helen Dunn
of Ashland. Bill Myers of Medford,
and Rev. and Mrs. E. E. Wods worth
of Ashland and Mr. and Mrs. E. J.
Traley of Alameda, Cal.
Harold Reed, proprietor of a nearby
store, has been appointed caretaker
of McKee Bridge camp and Beaver
Sulphur camp ground.
James Winning ham was t;ent re
eently as foreman to the Ohetco river
fire.
COOPERAGE PLANT BURNS
)N NORTHEAST PORTLAND
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 5. (AP)
A spectacular fire visible for miles
last night destroyed the Pacific coop
erage plant and several small adjoin
ing buildings In a northwest Portland
Industrial district.
The blare caused damage tenta
tively estimated at 50,000.
Two firemen, J. F. Scott and M. E.
Mndloff. suffered minor Injuries
while fighting It.
1605 SECURITY CLAIMS
IN OREGON RECORD BOOK
PORTLAND. Aug. B (AP) A total
of 1R05 social security claims have
been pnld slnre the program began
In Oregon and the average payment
during June was 94199, James E.
Teebles, manager of the Portland of
fice, revealed yesterday.
He said there were 33A.07S holder
of social security cards In the state
on June 30.
Five Youths Die in Automobile Blaze
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The fire-twisted wreckage of thin automobile wen tlie pyre Tuesday for five M-hoolhovs. burned to
death when they were splattered with gusollne following a craMi Into a culvert on the Old Oregon Trail
near Union. They were Identified as Burton Bushman. IS, hi, brother, ronton, 1, John Foley, 17, l
Roy roster. It, and Robert Myrlrk, 13. Clinton Bushman wan a Condon high school student. All other,,
with the exception of Myrlrk, were Mdranrte high iichool students. (A. p. Photo,.)
Meteorological Report
Augu" 6. 1038
Forecasts
Medford and vicinity: Pair tonight
and Saturday: little change In tem
perature.
Oregon: Pair tonight and Batur
day, but considerable cloud, or fog
on the coast, little change in tern
pcroture; light to modornte north
west wind off the coast.
l,ocnl imta
Temperaturo a yoar ago today:
Highest, 83; lowest, 88.
Total monthly precipitation, none.
Deflcleney for the month, none.
Total precipitation since Septem
ber 1, 1037, 25 Inches.
Bxccas for the season, 7.10 Inches,
Relative humidity at p.m. yes-
torday, 17 per cent; 8 a. m. today, 63
per cent,
Tomorrow: sunrise, 0:00 a.m. Sun-
net, 7:34 p.m.
Observations Taken at 5 a. m.,
120 Meridian Time.
5? h 3 S H g
city- a H S F
n ml
04 B0 Clear
,.. 00 78 Cloudy
88 88 P.Cdy.
..... 06 83 Clear
88 83 Cloudy
88 80 Clear
03 .84 Cloudy
80 86 Clear
... 88 74 .03 Cloudy
00 76 Clear
.....100 88 .40 Cloudy
H-4..tu 83 66 Clear
04 60 Clear
00 68 Clear
03 66 Clear
78 64 Cloudy
00 64 Cloudy
88 80 Clear
04 73 1.6 Rain
, 06 66 Clear
!ITY WATERLESS
WHEN PIPE BURSTS
Boise ..
Boston
Chicago
Denver
Kureka
Helena ..........
Los Angeles
MEDFORD .
New York ...
Omaha
Phoenix
Portland
Reno
Roseburg
Salt Lake .......
San Franc I (wo .
Seattle
Spokane
Washington, D.O
Yakima
G.
The Presbytery of southwest Ore
gon met In Grants Pass Thursday
In an adjourned meeting. Rev. Her
man 8. Richard, moderator,, made
a report upon the situation at Rose
burg. The Presbytery voted unani
mously to dissolve the pastoral re
lation between the Roseburg Pres
byterian church and Rev. Wm. O.
Faucette as of August 4. Rev. E.
Iverson of Medford was appointed
moderntor of the church and Rev.
Hugh T. Mitch el more of Bnndon was
appointed to preach there August
7 and declare the pulpit vacant.
Encouraging reports were given on
building the church and manse at
Ban don, Sutherlln reported the com
pete loss of their church building!
In the recent fire and their deal re
to rebuild at once. Sixteen ministers
and four elders were present.
The next stated meeting of Pres
bytery will be held In the Jackon
vllJe Presbyterian church October 4.
i
The percentage of arreate of people
Under 31 years of age Is Increasing
In London.
BOY HANGED FOR
WALLA WALLA, Aug. 8. (API
Stanley Knapp. 30 year old convicted
slayer, died on the gallows early to
day with a plea the life of hla com
panion In crime, Herbert Allen, 31,
be spared.
Allen faces execution August 16.
Knapp made his plea for Allen In
a final written statement before he
walked calm and sober faced Into the
execution chamber of the state peni
tentiary at 13:08 a. m. The trap was
sprung a minute later and prison
doctors pronounced him dead at
13:30.30.
"I hope the authorities will spare
Herbert," hla statement said "as fny
brother and I have paid the supreme
penalty."
Knapp and bis brother, Leroy, 23.
were captured In Sacramento and
Eureka, Calif., respectively, a month
aftar W. M. Walker, a customer, was
killed In the robbery ot the security
Stat bank In Spokane.
Leroy was sentenced to be banged
with hit brother but died July 8 In a
Spokane hospital from wounds re
ceived In an attempted break from
the Spokane county jail.
Weather
Northern California: ralr tonight
and Saturday, but fog on ti,o connt.
little change in tpmpt-rnture: n.o:Vr
ate northwest wind off the coest,
Sunday fair.
Oregon: Pair tonight and Saturday,
but considerable cloudiness or fny nn
coast and sounds, little change In
temperature, light to moderate north.
west wind off the coast.
Closing time for Too Late to Clas
sify Ada la 1 :30 p. m.
MAIMED KILLER
E
LA GRANDE. Ore.. Aug. 8. (API
The crippled coyote of the Dry Creek
region has opened the throat of her
laM sheep.
Orvllle Pfefferkora of Summervllle
shot her yesterday and rid the hills
of northeast Union county of the
most pertinacious and contemptuous
varmint that ever outguessed a sheep
dog.
For two years the aheepmen and
farmers tried without success to
shoot the marauder but ahe seemed
to have an Immunity to rifle slugs.
She atepped In a trap once and
clawed herself loose losing all toes
except the dewelaw on one rear foot.
The print of the crippled foot iden
tified her aa the killer of around to
sheep. She ot 36 of Mike Roycea'
and a bunch of Clem McKlnnla' and
40 of L. V. Carlson's. She waa purely
a killer ahe rarely at any of the
meat.
i Pfefferkorn didn't know he had
shot the orlppled predator until he
examined the carcaa and discovered
the toe-less hind foot.
BIG PILCHARD HAULS
FOR COLUMBIA PLANTS
ASTORIA. Ors., Aug. 8. (fl Rich
pilchard catches, the biggest Is many
Instances since the discovery of
schools four years ago. gave the Col
umbia river industry a dominant po
sition In the northwest today.
Three reduction plants at Warren
ton processed 800 tons. Hie record for
a day's take. One vessel returned
with 177 tons, the season's largest
haul, and another with 100 tons.
Several fishing boats en route from
California have been delayed by
rough seas.
GUILTY MURDER
CHICAGO, Aug. 6. (UP) Robert
Nixon, slender 18-year-old negro,
was found guilty of the brlck-tlay-
Ing of Mrs. Florence Johnson, wife
of a city fireman, last night by a
criminal court Jury and sentenced
to die in the electrto chair.
Criminal Court Judge John Lewe
deferred the sentence, however, until
Nixon's counsel could make a mo
tion for a new trial.
The Jury deliberated 1 hour and
20 minutes before reaching Its ver
dict.
The Jury verdict convicted Nixon
of only one of the five slaving to
which police said he had confessed.
They included:
The killing of a young student
nurse, Anne Kuchta. In the Chicago
hoapltal on August 20, 1037. She
wan beaten with a brick.
The double-slaying of Mrs. Edna
Word en and her daughter, Mar
guerite, 12, in their Los Angeles,
Cal., apartment on April 4. 1097.
They were clubbed to death with a
brick. I
HIGH POINT, H. C, Aug. o.(UP)
This city of 50.000 was without water
today after a 34-lneh main carrying
water from the Deep river filtering
plant collapsed under the weight of
hundreds of tons of earth. The con
dition waa described as "desperate,"
City Engineer J. L. Perkins could
not estimate when the water supply
would be turned on again. A lfl-lnch
main, only other pipe, collapsed Sun
day under weight of earth thrown
up by excavations for a railroad sys
tem, and engineers have been unable
to repair It.
The water main, which carried
ater from the filtering plant to the
heart of the city, parallels a railroad
most of the way. Dirt was piled
over the mains to a depth of 80 feet
In some places, Perkins said, when
the new line was built. Dirt from
excavation of a new freight depot
added to the difficulties.
Had Pour Wings.
SUPERIOR, wis. p A ducklirvs
with four legs, four wings, two tails
nd one head was discovered here by
Mrs. Theresa Klndel. The struggle
of cracking open Its egg was too
much for the freak, and It died before
It exit.
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