EVENING HERALD,, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
WEDNESDAY, AflRURT 10, 1928
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Shadley Will
Not Be Tried
In U. S. Court
Charges Against Chilo-
quin Officer to be
Dropped
If mi Inilinn socks un Indian In
the Jaw, then t!)0 federal author
Itlos euu prefer charges itSlMI the
soekcr.
Hut If a white m.iu an
1 liullan. thO WihltQ man will nut bo
; prosecuted un. lor federal Statute bo
! .mum there la n. law which would
support prosecution.
I 'Phis was tho docMon yesterday
j afternoon ot llort C. Thomas, ITult -led
Platen Commissioner, when Mr-i.
'Prank Ho.:vor desired to swear 1)
in Complaint against Henry Shadley.
; deputy sheriff, constable utvd re
servation officer, on iiao charge of
'assault and bailvry.
Thus iho shadow whloi was call
ovixr Shadley, aj a ponce - tflcer.
h;iy boon withdrawn, or virtually to.
The state has practically lpod Its
'lands .if the affailr and Thomas will
not handle the matter In his court.
Mrs. Hoover, a young Indian ma
tron of c'liioqiiin, c mplalnpd tfMM
Sh.ulloy had assaulted her whoi she
was near the Chlljuuln Jail, and had
dragged her away from the Jail
by her feet.
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DEHLINGER AFTER
I POTATO PRIZE AT
KLAMATH SHOW
Merrill Fanner Seeks More
Honors at County Fair
Again this Year
"I'm going to low home that Iron
Age Potato planter." said S. P.
I Dehlinger. of Merrill, as ho handed
In the first entry received for po
tato exhibit at the county fair. Mr.
Dehllngor's potatoes took the first
prlie at the statu fair In the Klam
ath county exhibit last full and his
three sons, taking truly aftir their
J father, have also participated in
I first prize winnings for the lowly
i spud, both at the Klamath. Jackson
.in! Salem fairs. Mr. Dehllnger en-
tercd for the regulation fifteen
pound showing fu the onrliest-of-all
and Netted Com ealsses and for
the J. W. Kcrut; special sack lot
showing with netted gems.
Two of the Dehllnger boys, Glenn
and Harold, will also show potatoes
In the Club classes, while the older
brother will show in competition to
his father.
"Should the rear pull out of the
auto towing that potato pluuter
home, there'll be enough of us to
pull it the rost of the way." was
Mr. Dchllnger'u parting remark.
First Cattle
Fair Entries
Are Announced
West and Walters Will
Exhibit High Grade
Shorthorn Breeders
The first entries in the beef cat
tle division were turned in to the
office of the fair board today by
the Shorthorn breeders. West and
Walters, of the Edgedalo herd. Ho-
eontly a splendid young shorthorn
i bull, Collynie Violet's I'ritlo, was
1 imported from the famous Itlack-
hawk ranch in Dontra Costa county,
California, and will be among the
animals entered for the county fair.
Villager Lady, the herd sire, la
winner of many a blue. Inheriting
tin? splendid qualities of his famous
sire, Prince Villager. Two young
bulls, Kdgedalc Ardmoro and Edge
dale Gainford, will compete with
their kind In the senior and junior
I bull calf classes, respectively. MRtch-
Uttfl Missus is entered for the aged
cow class and has to date shown the
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individuality of her dam, Gainford
Matchless, in the snow ring. Two
cows In the three year old class,
one heifer calved In 1923. two
calved in 1J2I and two junior
heifer calves complete their list of
individual entries.
West and Walters have also en
tered for Rraded herd which com
prises one ased bull and four fe
males of various oeos; yearling herd
of one bull and two hellers: pair
of calves and get of sire which ne
cessitates the showing of four nnl-
mals any age, both sex to be repre
sented. Showing that tin y are true "chips
off the block" young Don West
and Tom Watters. Jr., have enter
ed their purebred baby beef calves,
Edgedale Villager and Hod Villager,
for the senior and Junior calf class
es and the Klrst National bank's
special $25 prlie for baby beet.
All In all, the West & Watters
exhibit will be well worth seeing
and it is anticipated and predicted
by the men that know, the herd if
taken across the Cascades and to
the state fair, will give some of the
more advertised Shorthorn herds
some extremely sad momenta when
the awards are handed out.
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oAt The LIBERTY
Left-handers of Klamath falls
Attention! Maurice Bennett (Lefty)
Flynn, famous star of the movies
and national standard bearer of the
United Statea Association of Left
handers, recently organized In Los
Angeles, has come again to enter
tain local theatergoers. Klynn's star
ring vehicle is "The Millionaire
Cowboy," and It will be the feature
attraction at tho Liberty theater tonight.
! oAt the TINE TREE
A versatile show, heralded as a
winner, with novel idens. beautiful
girls and an abundance ot whole
some comedy, will be presented at
Tho Pine Tree tonight. Campbell,
Forgay and Sumner la one of the
best singing acts in vaudeville. Their
voices combine in soothing and rest
ful harmony. Brooks and Noble in
"Foolllght Keandala" (a a delightful
melange of comedy, song and patter.
I'rincewi Choc Chin Toy, Chinese
comedienne of Canton, fhlnn, Is a
very fascinating personage. The
Princess was educated In America
and speaks English and sings Ameri
can songs like our own girls.
Palmer and Huston In "Popples"
are character impcmo'iatluns full of
bright remarks, catchy songs and
lively daadng steps. Blondy llob
fnson. the eccentric comedian, has
"educated feet" In addition to the
happy faculty ot telling stories that
are really humorous.
Milton Sills, film hero, steps again
out of (he camera's eye onto the
screen at the Pine Tree theater to
night when his Intest First National
drama "I Want My Man," opens for
a week's run.
In this latest appearance Sills is
co-featured with Doris Kenyon and
supported by a cast which includes
Phyllis Haver. May Allison, Paul
Nicholson. Kate Bruce and others.
Film fans will find an Interesting
contrast between Sills' notable role
in "The So,t Hawk" and his charac
terization In "I Want My Man." The
latter Is that of a war blinded soldier
who returns cured after eight years
In Frpnce to find this country steeped
in a tatania of pleasure chasing.
' I Want My Man" was adapted
from the novel, "The Interpreter's
House." by Strtithers Burt.
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Henry Morley, in charge of the
Standard Oil station here left this
morning for California where he will
enjoy a vacation trip Willi friends.
Mr. Morley Is a former student of
thw University of California and will
arjenr the greater iSr of his vaca
tion -wiiii hla fortaVij xchool chumf,
The Toggery
6 19 Main
Opposite the Liberty Theatre
Pelicans Will
Fight To Last
In Weed Game
New Shortstop is Hired
Former Dunsmuir
Star
A final detperate drive for the
championship will ho staged hy
the Klamath Kails Pelldaoi when
they meet the Weed hasehall nine
In Weed Sunday ufternoon.
Hy all odds, It i- the most I in
portnnt contest of the season to
date. Weed Is Icadlnx the loakue.
Klamath Is secure In second place
and but One enme behind the lead
er. A victory for Klamath IV. 1 1 would
result in a He for first place and
probably a post-season game to play
off the tie and determine the
championship.
To say that it will bo a dosper
ate game is putting it mlhlly. Klam
ath Kails' one weak spot In the In
flold has been bolstered up by se
curing Walter Kuiler, formerly of
Dunsmuir, nnd bearing the reputa
tion of the best short stop In the
league. Puller will be on the dln
tuonil dining the Weeil gumo in a
Pelican uniform and his presence
there will close up the one gap
In an otherwise alttight infield.
Street has been tentatively se
lected to pitch. The lanky right
hander with his sharp breaks, will
carry on to the end unless he weak
ens, Then there Is "Sunny" Milli
ter, Klamath's flashy southpaw, to
relieve him.
In past ganet, Stri ct has proved
that for tin! first seven innings he
Is invincible. Along about the
eighth Inning ho usually shows his
first sign of wenkuess and It will
bo about that time that MOhlor will
be warming up.
Kans are worked lip to a fever
pitch over the affray and everything
points to a crowd of several hun
dred Journeying south to cheer the
Pelicans to victory or to cheer thoin
In defeat.
liBUT roil vixunvsTONu
Kdwln Weaver left K.ugono today
for Montana whort he will enjoy a
trip through Yellowstone National
park with Mr. ami Mrs. Martin and
family, according to word received
by friends here today. Ho will spend
considerable lime in Hie western
state and will visit mainly in Helena.
Missoula, innings and iiutto with
former college Crlends,
Sacred Heart
Academy
a select boarding and day school for girls and
boys. Conducted by the Sisters of St Francis.
Grades follow regular state courses.
MUSIC AND ART
departments under excellent teachers. High
school standardized. Hates are reasonable. For
information write Sisters of St. Francis or call
at the academy.
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