PAGE SEVEN
July 27, 1938
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
I'OHTI.AND, July 27 AI')
Fed oi nl JikIko (Untitle Mi'Oolloch
denied the untltlon of Kllilu and
MnrRitrnl Chlloquln, Klnmatli In
diana, Momhiy. for thn cunlody of
lliolr f on i- ilillilrcii, iiK'd 0 lo 14.
Circuit JudKO liilwa.nl II. Aali
unt uf Klumutli county lumlKixid
tho cuatuily to II. J.' CuurtwrlKhl,
rMorvntlon luporlntonilont, whun
tho pnrxnti obtained n dlvorco.
Tho Chllonuliis hum alnro ronuir
iled. JmUa Mi'Ciilliich ruluil I ho int
ents ohotild oxliuunt statu ourt
remedial boforo uskliiK fiidnrul
.Jurisdiction. Ilu aald tlioy hud
tho rlxhl In nupi'll to the atuta
uprntno cutirl.
F. R. VISITS INHABITED
ISLAND OF GALAPAGOS
AllOAHD U.8.B. HOUSTON, In
Ualnuus.ni ArchipuliiKO, July 27
(API diaries Inland, Ihu ono
tltno refugo of llnronoas Klolao
Welirborn and hor "court" wui
tho inclinruio parly today of tho
crulaor Iloimton mid Its presi
dential puny.
It was tho first Inhubltod
Island ut tho (lulnpuxoi Kroup
wlilil. thn Houston hull Visited
since Hi arrival auioiiK tho
lalnndi Imt Kundiiy. I'resldunt
Hoonuvell did not ito ashore, hut
' mnmbora of hln purty Ml Iho
hip limn aftur Its urrlvnl lo 'X
nin. il.n IhIhuH unit ttikn itlftH
from tho proaldunl to tho Will-
mer family.
Gifts wore sent lo Hdns Wltt
mer, hln wlfn. Miiuarvl, and
tbolr thrco children.
VITAL STATISTICS
DAW Horn at lllllslilo hospital
July 25, 1838 to Mr. and Mrs. T.
II. l)aw of AlKoina, a hoy. WolBht:
t poumli 10 ounri'S.
SMITH Born at Klamath Val
ley boapllal July 2. 1938 to Mr.
and Mra. Uoo W. Hmliu, box 102
Tlonesta cainn. boy. WolKht:
pounda 4 ounces.
IMCKAIIAIK HOME
SOUTHAMPTON. Unitluml. July
17 (API Tho Urltlab pickaback
aeaplane Morcury arrived hero at
8:20 D. m. ill: in p. in. rail
tonlKht from Msbon on tho mtxt
to tho lul Ics, of her douhln
crossing of tho Atluntlc. Shu la
to fly horo to hur baao at i oynoa,
Ireland, where hor aurvey flight
to Now York and roiurn . bogun
July 10.
OI.ll HTOItV
PORTLAND, July 27 (AD
John C. Ilofcdor'i ancient auto
mobile reonactod a econo yestor
day common In the dnya when
the xasollne busKy wo young.
It auddonly came lo llfn whon ho
turned the crank. Tho, car
knocked him down, broko hie Irg
and rattled Into Johnson, crook.
" At Creerrnt Ijike Mrs. Coth
erlna Kulton la spundtiis: a wook'e
vacation at Crescent lake.
TOO LATE
TO CLASSIFY
HORSE FOIl SAI.K 8nd(!io horse
thoroughly irnlnod for pleasure
or work. Cnn ho seen and mod
. horo. Call ownor. Phono 1821
R 7-28
APT. KOM TWO Attractive com
. fortahlo 248 Uroad 7-29
Sale! Compare $32.50 Valuel
12
One of the greatest axmlnster
bargains we've ever offered!
The deep textured ALL
WOOL pile is woven SEAM
LESS with a firm, heavy back
that means long wearl Choose
from a fine assortment of Tex
tures, Moderns,. Hooked de
signs and Oriental patterns!
Salt. 9x1 2 Waffle Haltlop Rug CuiMon. A heavy, retlllenl
pad that Increaiei the life of your rugt.
FAKE BOMBING
PROVES COSTLY
BUT GREAT FUN
a tnVa homhlnc In the roar
i. ...ima unfit tfitvn nun county
uiuployo u n'uro and provod ox-
ponalvo fun for inotnor lueauuy
nftornoon, '
jHimM-MOOMI wont tno car oi
ii..ih Mf.rnf.ini- rouutv luvenlle
officer,' whon alio stepped on tho
.irinl. Mian McCnrtor loal no
time In oltln( out of the nia-
chlno.
The Juvonlle officer found that
.,.,., ,,n hml Mtnchcd a IHllKOt to
ono of tho spark pluga Hint wua
supposed lo bo noisy uui nurin-
ii,...r mhnii It wai further
dlacovorod that damugo had been
done to the radiator, Deputy Sher
iff Vernon Wllaon offored to pay
for the repairs. Tho offor waa
accepted by Ml"" Mcuarter,
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duetlon la by no inoana gcnoral.
The recession in prices, wium
hH. kit lh IntlilatrV hadly In re-
cont montha, haa halted, however,
and that la ono couao tor o
feeling, even though average
prices are till aald to be bolow
tho coat of production.
tiimm ! iiii liicklnn- any ovl-
donce of any groat Increaae In
conaumptlon, but It la hoped that
the tine of lumner win nogin
to ahow gnlna rofloctlng an awak
ened building program In tho
country.
Itolallora throughout the coun
try, It li ald, have been playing
ffnmn nnrmlttlnK their
tocka to fall to a low ebb rather
thnn buy on a railing muraoi.
Htoiles are told of liny ordera
placed apparently to fill Individual
calla on rolallera. Indicating they
ware completoly out of certain
llnoa and were aa yet unwilling to
buy any further than neceiaary to
moot Immediate demand. " J
alao believed there la conalderable
apeculatlvo buying at the current
low prlcea.
Hlluatlon t'ncertnln
In abort, the altuallon la un
cortnln, but there la a baala for
hoping for a change from the
dlamal gloom that naa prov.
The Woatorn Pine baromotor
howe moro demand for pine In
the lat two weeka than aj. any
other time thla aummer.
O. A. Kratiae. vice prealdent
and manngor of the Klamath
Lumber and nox company, aald:
"Wo aro running full capacity
with a crow of 176 men. The
eawmlll la operating a day and
night ahlft of eight houra each
and haa been for the pant three
montha. and all equipment la
huay. In the box factory we are
very buay with ovortlme for the
flrnt time In quite a period."
Krauae ataled Wedneeday, how
ever, that due to the low fruit
market In tho ent that box ehook
production waa not tip to lnt
yoar'a flguroa but that an Incroaao
In tho fruit market could atop up
tho demand for box thook where
by the demand would meet the
1037 figure.
Tho bulk of Oregon box ehook
goca Into the California market,
Krauao aald, and right now Ore
gon box la In demand by the
pear growera.
All l 1l ra - - h Vlim.
ath Lumber' and Box company la
mshed! MrdokumRm
Axmiiisters
Down Payment,
concerned, machlnory and mon aro
going full Hnio )n both the auw
m 1 1 1 and Iho box factory.
Tbore will bo no cnangoa In
either the plant or the wooda aa
far aa the Kwauna Box company
ta concernen, nut mere la n:niuu-
ly a honor "rooting- in tno lum
ber market on thn weat count Hum
thoro won 00 dnya uo, nccorillng
lo I), N. Clomona, aocrotary of
Ewanna Box company, .
"It lonka much better on the
woat coaat than In the onm. At
Iho proaent time Iho eualorn mar
ket la not opllmlallc, hut In view
of Iho fact thut thoro la between
20 and 00 daya difference. It muy
moan a "woal-to-eaat" wavo of
proaperlty Inntoud of tho tiaunl
"eaat-to-weat" ua fur na the luin
bor market la concerned," Clemens
anld.
A chock wltn tho box company
revealed that preaont bualnoaa did
nni iiiMttrv nn Inrrenao In pro
duction, but when It la corlaln
(but bualnoaa Improvement la on
a permanent bnala and not a "mo
mentary flurry," thoro will bo an
Imtnodlate Increaae.
KANSAS PICNIC
SET FOR ASHLAND
The Houthorn Oregon Knnaaa
aaaoclallon will hold Ite third an
nual picnic on Sunday, Auguat 7,
In Lllhlu park, Aahland, It wua
announced by C. O. Hunt, accro-
Tho Knnaua aaaoclallon eni-
bracea Juckaon, Joanpnino ami
Kluuiulh countlea. A larger turn
mii ihiin evor bofora la oxpoctcd
for thla yoar'a picnic. According
lo Hunt nn ulionuanco oi over i
U nvnnetnfl lo turn out.
All cx-Kunaua rcaldenta of
aouthern Orogon and all thoeo
from that atale who aro vlaltlng
In thla area are Invited, fcacn
fnmllv la to furnlah lla own lunch.
Lemonade and other refreahmeiita
will bo furnlahed by Ibo naaoclu
tlon. Thoro will bo a program of
Bporta, gamea, contcata ana taiai
Recovera Purae Mrs. Carl
Orubb of routo 2, who lot her
nu no containing $100 aovcriil
daya - ago, reported Wednesday
that tho purae bad (won found
and returned to her. Mra. Orubb
paid the finder 130.
Get your 110 Dreaa for 11.95,
12.86. at Toglcr'a Sat. only.
Diamond Lake Resort
Cool and Shady
,
has f fTaV ' Wi ji 'f"1
At the Foot of Mt.
S Klamath Falls
88
$5 a
Month
Carrying Charge.
n5"
427
The Fishermen s Mecca
Lodge - Cabins - Meals
At Popular Prices
Geo. L. Howard, Mgr. Diamond Lake, Ore.
MELANCHOLY
YOUTH LEAPS OFF
LEDGE TO DEATH
(Continued from Page One)
bulliM of cameraman flarod llko
tli'tif lli'H fur Ixllciw.
In ull thut tliuo ho had kept
thouannda waiting In morbid
aunuenao, thouaanda who watched
him from tho atroet, from bua
lopa, from wlndowa and tho) roofa
of noarby bulldlnga a tiny hit
of a man In n white ablrt, who
drank Incredible quuiitltlca of
water -through the long aummer
afternoon whllo police cajoled
him, In vuln attempt to (llaniindo
him from thoughla of aulcldo.
I'ulo lllur
With tho coming of night ho
had becomo a pulo blur aa durk
noas crept up tho llmeatone wulla
of the Hotel Cothum, Fifth
uvonuo and G Dth at runt, a blur
aomollmea I'oat in tho gloom.
Homollmca fnlnlly picked up by
tho apark of a froahly lighted
clguretto.
Obacure In llfo, Wardo, became
porhupu the blggeat human focal
point In Iho city for a day.
Tho pollco tried now inoutia of
Hiivlng him holatlng up a cargo
net they had borrowed from a
ahlp und then John Wurde made
hla dcclalon. ,
Tho palo blur detached Itaelf
from the gloom high anove. A
horrified gaan. thon a aercuni
from the crowd, and Wurde
Plunged to hla death.
All the dcvlcea tho police and
fire department could think of
had fulled. Tho nppeala of hla
mother and- hla elater, the per
aunalvo worda of a pricat and aev-
erul paychlutriala had gone for
nothing.
Police Work Hard
The police and firemen and
everybody else who tried to dis
suade Wardo from Jumping didn't
spare themselves. Police stood
for hours on duty. Firemen
waited with a safoty net, which
nobody expected to save Wardo.
Wardo, the Southampton po
lice records show, tried to ond
hla llfo on July 11, .1937, by
cutting hla throat with a knife.
Ho recovered and was sent to
tho alate hospital at' Centrul Is
11 p. Long Island. Released In
Novenibor, he was glvon employ
ment by Valentine, travel agency
head.
A week ago last Monday Warde
Thiolson, 85 Miles From
Near Crater Lake.
V
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a ii a
1
Jumped from a bridge at Hamp
ton Bays, Long Island, and was
roscuod, from the water by police.
Between Two Wlndowa
It waa about noon yesterday
whon Warde scrambled through
the window of hia room, edged
klong the 18-Inch shelf of atone
and took a stand midway be
tween two windows at a point
where he could lean against a
rough curved projection.
Than began one of the most
nervous and protracted watches
New York ever haa known.
. The word Wardo, apparently
bent on suicide, was getting
ready to plunge waa flaahed to
pollco headquarters. Four radio
squad cars sped to 66th street.
A fire truck followed. Behind It
camo a rescuo squad wagon.
A crowd quickly gathered.
Sidewalks were Jammed on both
sides of the street. Crowds
censed swarming in Fifth avenue
and stood motionless, waiting lo
dreadful anticipation.
People appeared on roofa of
nearby buildings. Men and wo
men stood against the brown
gothlc walls of the Fifth avenue
Presbyterian church, waiting.
. After Dinner Crowds Appear
High above the street Wards',
toes on the edge of the ledge,
looked down. Women glanced
up and away. Many hurried on,
fearful of the end they thought
would come In a few minutes.
The after dinner crowds be
gan appearing. Dusk slowly en
veloped Warde, He apoke once
or twice on a handset telephone
given blm by the police, Hia
mother called him from South
ampton. He hung up. Every
body In the atreot was certain he
Hey
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You Can Get That
BICYCLE
You Have Been Wanting
FREE
You'll Have to HurryThe Supply
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NO PHONE CALLS
East Side Electric
625 Klamath Ave.
$1.0 Moire Altar
Other Sizes Reduced: 6x9
7y2x9
wouldn't jump. He'd lost his
nerve, they said.
Net Htarta Up
Darkness brought fresh activity
from the police. Reports of
many plans to save Warde went
the rounds. Then the big cargo
not arrived and after a great deal
of trouble started Its upward
flight.
"It won't be long now," every
body aald. "They'll get that
baby."
They were still saying It when
Warde Jumped, his body crashed
against the glass of the marquee,
splattering police, and toppled
over slowly Into the gutter.
CAFE OPERATOR KILLED
BY PARTNER S WIFE IN :
QUARREL OVER HUSBAND ;
PLACERVILLB, Calif., July 27
(AP) Mrs. Sadie Bunton, 30,
one of the operators of a Shingle
Springs cafe near here waa killed
Instantly today by a charge fired
from shotgun at her through
a kitchen screen of the place.
She was struck In the chest. -
Dlst. Atty. Henry S. Lyon said
Mrs. Ora M o r o g n a, wife fit
Charles Morogna, the other oper
ator of the cafe, confessed to fir
ing the fatal shot,
Lyon said Mrs. Morogna told
him she bad lain in wait behind
the cafe for some time before
Mrs. Bunton came Into the
kitchen. She accnaed ber hus
band of Intimacies with Mrs. Bun
ton. She alao Informed the dis
trict attorney ahe overheard Mra.
Bunton tell her husband ahe had
Kids!
Bike!
Rush
to
East Side
Electric
Formerly $5,951 Regularly $5.25 and NOW at a
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L:i..2.97 9xl0'2
Wardoleum by the Yard. 6 and 9 ft.
sq. yd. .. I ...... :
taktn $11 from the cash register.
"I would kill her Just like a
rattlesnake, ''.Lyon aald the wom
an told her.
An adopted 4-year-old son of
Mra. Bunton waa aaleop In an
adjoining room when the shoot
ing occurred, Lyon said.' Morogna
was In the front of the place.
The district attorney also waa
Informed Mrs. Bunion's estranged
husband Is In St. Louis general
hospital Buffering from a bullet
wound. ., . I- , , . i
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1718 Crescent avenue, reported to
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lose la the bottom of hit Mr.
which was parked In front of hit
home.
Violates Rale Freddie William
Wolfe, 23, route I, box 43, waa ar
rested on South Blith street bf
city officers on a charge of viola
tion of the baale rule. Wolfe pa!
a fine of f s when he appeared be
fore Police Judge Otto Langilet
Wednesday morning.
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