October 22, 1938
PAGE TEN
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
FOUR SOUGHT
BY POLICE IN
2 ROBBERIES
Police wore on the lookout for
four men said to have been III'
volred In two robberlea, one of
which took place early rlday
evening and the other early Sat
urday morning.
Wyatt L. H a r r 1 a of Shaw'a
camp at Tloneeta, Calif., walked
Into the police atatlon at 4:38
a. m. Saturday and told otflcora
that he had been robbed. Ac
cording to Harrla' atory he
caahed a check at a pool hall
about 12:46 a. m. Saturday and
alarted to walk down South Sixth
atreet. He waa aware that a
man had followed him from
Main atreet, be aaid.
A car auddenly pulled up to
the curb In front of the Night
Hawk cafe, according to Harris,
and at the mine lime the man
following him stuck a gun In his
ribs, ordering him into the car.
The two men drove Harris to
ward Algoma, removed JS6 In
(10 and $1 bills from his per
son and told him to get out of
the car soma miles norlh of the
city. The car continued north.
according to Harris, who was
forced to walk back to Klamath
Falls, arriving here at 4:30 a.m.
Alfred Keaton, Shasta Indian,
told police that two white men
hit him over the head with a
bottle and when he came to he
waa covered with blood from
head to foot. The altercation
took place In a Klamath Falls
hotel. According to Keaton he
gave the men (1 to buy a bottle
of wine for him. They returned
and after Keaton drank the wine,
they robbed him of $16. The
' two were said to have been pick
ing potatoes near Merrill.
Keaton told officers that he Is
not a ward of the government
but is not permitted to buy
liquor here.
The Indian received cuts about
the head.
E
Robert Graham, whose name Is
on the general election ballot as
an independent candidate for con
stable, has withdrawn from the
race.
He said his appointment as cir
cuit court bailiff dictated his de
cision.
"I wish to take this opportun
tty of thanking my numerous
friends and acquaintances for the
assistance and support they have
given me and for their pledge of
support during the coming cam
paign," said Graham. "I respect
fully advise them I am not a can
didate and request they cast their
ballots for one of the several can
didates for the office In accord
ance with their personal opinion
and judgment."
Court House Records
(Friday)
Complaints Filed
State Industrial Accident com
mission versus Walter Pomroy,
Plaintiff seeks judgment on sum
of 125.94 alleged owing nnder
workmen's compensation act, to
gether with interest. Lester A.
Stark, attorney for plaintiff.
State Industrial Accident com
mission versus James J. Thomas.
Plaintiff seeks judgment on sum
of $56.22 alleged owing under
workmen s compensation act, to
gether with Interest. Lester A.
Stark, attorney for plaintiff.
Divorce Decrees
Edith V. Woods versus Daniel
H. Woods. Decree hy default.
Plaintiff awarded custody of one
minor child, defendant awarded
custody of two minor children.
Hannah Ellen Fulkerson ver
sub Orva L. Fulkerson. Decree by
default. Plaintiff awarded cus
tody of a minor child and $26 per
, month for Its support.
Marriage Application
K1TTO - VARNEY. Charles W.
Kltto, 35, railroad employe, na
tive of California, resident of Dor
ris. Edith M. Varney, 34, cook,
native of Oregon, resident of Dor
ris. Three - day requirement
waived.
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Agent for all steamship lines.
PETE J. LESMEISTER
Phone 1400 Phone 76 Wl
Great Northern By.
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city briefs
Vas Isaiaar The Vasa Sew
ing club will hold Its annual
bazaar Saturday, November 5, at
the IOOF hall. Dinner will be
served, featuring Swedish meat
balls, etc. Fancy work will be
on sale. The usual bazaar en
tertainment Is planned, and for
those who prefer, music and
dancing can be enjoyed. Mem
bers and friends are cordially In
vited, officers said. The bazaar
will open at 6 p. m.
Masons Meet Klamath lodge
No. 77, A. F. & A. M.. will hold
its stated communication Mon
day, October 24, at 8 p. m. This
is Chiloquln night, and plans are
being made for a large attendance.
Special entertainment will be
furnished by the dramatics de
partment of the Klamath Union
high school under the direction of
Mrs. B. B. Blomqulst starting at
8:15. All brethren are cordially
invited.
Geta Grange Degree Norton
Taylor of Klamath Falls, sopho
more In agriculture at OSC has
received a degree conferred on
him hy the Oregon State college
grange, an organization of chosen
college students who meet with
the purpose of creating more In
terest In school activities and of
becoming acquainted with more
people. Membership to the Oregon
state grange is granted to those
young people who are considered
outstanding persons and worthy
of the honor.
Visits Husband Mrs A. J.
Williams of 1401 East Main
street, left Wednesday evening
for San Francisco, where she will
visit her husband, who Is a pa
tient In the Southern Pacific gen
eral hospital undergoing medical
treatment.
: To Portland Mrs. H. C. Brown,
918 Owens street, left Friday
morning for Portland, where she
will spend several days on a
combined business and pleasure
trip.
FUNERAL NOTICE
ELIZABETH ETHELYN
STEARNS
Funeral services for little Eliz
abeth Ethelyn Stearns, who
passed away in this city Thurs
day, October 20, 1938, were held
in Bend, Ore., Saturday, October
22, 1938, at 2 p. m. with com
mitment services and Interment
in family plot there. Arrange
ments were under the direction
of the ' Earl Whitlock Funeral
Home of this city.
Weather
By 17. S. Weather Bureau
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
Fair Saturday night and Sunday
with local morning fogs on the
coast; little change In tempera
ture; gentle northwest wind off
coast.
OREGON Fair Saturday night
and Sunday but considerable fog
in west portion; little change in
temperature; gentle southeast
wind off coast.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 22 CP)
Weather outlook for far western
states Oct. 24-29, Inclusive: In
creasing cloudiness with rain lat
ter part of week; temperature
normal or slightly above normal.
Leonard V. Hosford, D.C,Ph.Ctw
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IILQCAL MAN INJURED
BY HIT-
John Cunningham, 59, Klamath
Falls contractor who gave his ad
dress as 325 South Ninth street,
reported to city police Saturday
that he was injured by a hit and
run driver early Saturday morn
ing as he started to get out of his
car.
According to Cunningham, he
had stopped his car in front of
the Great Northern depot and was
about to step out when a second
car, driving at a fast rate of speed,
crashed into his machine. Cun
ningham suffered concussion of
the brain and bruises. He did not
regain consciousness for several
hours after he was removed to his
home.
Police are of the opinion that
occupants of the hit-run machine
were the same that held up Wy
att L. Harris of Tionesta in front
of the Night Hawk cafe as the ac
cident occurred at virtually the
same time Harris was robbed.
AUTO PILFERERS
Numerous reports have reached
the desk of the Klamath Falls po
lice sergeant in the past few days,
notifying officers that marauders
have pilfered machines parked In
both the business and residential
districts.
Dr. R. W. Oldenburg, 1228 Pa
cific Terrace, told police that
while his car was parked in the
rear of his home that the ventila
tor waa jimmied and thieves were
able to remove a red and white
plaid hunting coat. Last week
Dr. Oldenburg reported the theft
of a gun from his car.
Fred Ferrenburg, Salem resi
dent who spent the past week
hunting here, told police that a
brown suitcase containing person
al property, a green stag hunting
shirt and an Indian blanket was
stolen from his car while it was
parked on Main atreet Friday.
G. O'Brien, 537 High street, re
ported the theft of a trench coat
from bis car while it was parked
in front of his borne Friday morn
ing. FORDHAM POSTS
26-0 VICTORY
AGAINST OREGON
- (Continued From Page One)
the score still Fordham T, Ore
gon 0.
Third Period
Fordham made another sally
into enemy territory, getting first
down on the Oregon 46 after an
exchange of punts. Kazlo whip
ped a cross-over pass to Fortunato
on the 22, and Kazlo turned the
Oregon left side for first down on
the 9. The Webfoot line stiffen
ed, and Stanton's try for a field
goal was blocked by Yerby, Ore
gon end. The ball bounced back
into Fortunato's arms, and be car
ried it to the Oregon 13, where
the Webfoots took the ball on
downs.
Fordham came back after re
turning the Oregon punt to mid
field, got a first down on the 39
as Holovak picked up 12 on a
deep reverse, then got another
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LruEte BEEN
HOOKED
MORE TIMES
-THAW GRANDMA'S
WEDDINS DRESSH
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on the 18 as Ilearn waa roughed
; up by the Oregon secomlnry and
i the visitors wore penalized 15
I yards. This time a fourth down
frordhnm puss was knocked down
by Gobhardt In the end zone, and
It was the Webfoots' ball on their
20. They kicked out, and with
Eshmont sparking the Fordham
drive, the Rnms went 35 yards to
the Oregon 29 as the period end
ed with the score still Fordham
7, Oregon 0.
Fourth Period
Two drives at the tackles by
Eshmont mado it fourth and 1
to go. Kshmont faded back and
Holovak took the ball to the Ore
gon 5. Principe hit a stone wall
In one shot at the line, and then
Holovak spun, faked, half-spun
and this time fed the ball to Ksh
mont, who ran wide around left
end for the touchdown. Stanton's
try for the extra point was wide.
After the Fordham klckoff and
an Oregon punt, Eshmont, after a
5-yard gain, was stopped by three
Oregon tacklers when Jacobson.
Oregon center, came piling on the
heap. Oregon was penalized 16
yards for unnecessary roughness,
and the Fordham sophomore star
was carried off the field with a
badly twisted knee.
Two passes and a pass Inter
ference penalty brought the Rams
from their 49 to a 'Irst down on
the visitors' 3. An offside pen
alty moved It to the 1, from
where Principe walked for the
touchdown. Kazlo missed the
kick. Kazlo Intercepted a pass
and returned to Oregon's 30. The
Rams scored In three plays, with
Hearn going over from the 13
on a double lateral from Friedgen
and Krywicki. Kazlo made the
extra PQint kick from placement
this time, and the game ended
with the score Fordham 26, Ore
gon 0.
Grange Dance
Summers School
Sat., Oct 22
Good Music -:- Good Floor
Public Invited Admission OOc
GREYHOUND
AWIOUIICES
(Effective Oct. 22, 1938)
NEW
SERVICE
To MEDFORD, EUGENE
PORTLAND
Leave KLAMATH FALLS
7:00 A.M. 6:10 P.M.
Ar. Medford 9:30 a.m. 8:40 p.m.
Ar. Eugene 3:25 p.m. 2:35 a.m.
Ar. Portland 7:52 p.m. 6:35 a.m.
This is in addition to existing
. service.
To
CALIFORNIA POINTS
via Weed
Leave KLAMATH FALLS
7:10 p. m. via Ashland
Leave KLAMATH FALLS
7:00 a. m.
DEPOT: 8.10 Klamath Avenne
Phone 0U
H:l.!l.li:i't
Stock Market
Quotations
IVJKW YORK, Oct. il (AP)
' Alrcrafta pointed the way to
a brisk but selective upswing In
today's stock market and lenders,
ut the best, scored gnlna running
to three or more points.
The bulge tempted profit tak
ers, however, and top marks
ware reduced In many cases near
the close. Numerous now recov
ery peaks wore touched 1 it the
first hour's advance. Tho ticker
tape got behind for a while, nud
transfers wore In the neighbor
hood of 1,300,000 shares.
Steels were next to the sir
plane group In popularity. Mo
tors followed more leisurely. A
few rails and rubbera nttrnctoil
followlugs. Utilities held to a
somewhat restricted range,
Optimism seemed to have re
ceived fresh stimulation by the
action of Douglas Aircraft di
rectors, after yesterday's - close,
In voting a 3 dividend, the first
since September, 1936, when 76
cents waa declared. The com
pany also announced nine months'
not earnings of 13.19 a share,
tho best In Its history, against
$1.49 In the comparable 1937
mouths.
Closing quotations:
Admits Express 12 1
Air Reduction 64)
Alaska Juneau g
Al C'hem & Dye 194
Alllod Stores 13
American Can ltHi
Am Kng Tile ...' 6
Am For Power 4 1
Am Power & Light .... . 6
Am Hud .Sta San 18 J
Am Roll Mills liis
Am Smelt & Ref 55 i
Am Tel & Tel 148J
Am Tob "B" t)uj
Am Water Works HI
Am Zinc L & S 8
Anucondu 401
Armour 111 ... 6J
Atchison 39a
Auburn Auto - 4J
Barnsdall j;
Bait & Ohio S
Bendlx Avla - HJ
Beth Steel 67
Hoeing Alrp 38
Borden i7j
Borgo-Warner 3ii
Budd Mfg 64
Callahan Z L 2
Calumet llec . 9
Canadian Pacific 61
Case (J. I.) 951
Cat Tractor 5 4)
Celanese 231
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Consol Aircraft - 171
Consul Kdlson 31 i
Consul Oil l
Cont'l Can 454
Corn Proliant ' 69)
Crown .elluiiiach 11)
Curtlss Wright 7
Diiponl do N H
Doug Alrcrurt 61
Knstmnn Kodak 133)
Kl l'ow & I.t I'H
Kile It It 3)
tlKiiornl KliH'trlc 4 it A
tlviiernl Foods 39)
lion Una & Kl "A" 1)
lleneiiil Motors 61 4
(llllette 1
(loodyenr Tire 83)
tit Nor Ky pfd ... 34
Meeker Prod I
Holland Furnace 0
Hudson Motors 9)
Illinois Central lb)
lnsp Copper 16
Int Harvester 6:i
lilt Nick Can 67
lilt Pan & 1' ptd 4 0)
lilt Tel & Tel 10)
Johns Mnnrllle 107
Konnecoit 49
Lib O Ford 67)
Mgg Myors "B" 101J
Lovw's 671
l.ong-Uoll "A" 4 J
I.orllliird P 3W I
Montgomery Ward 63H
Nasll-Kelv 11)
Null lllscult 37)
Nat l Cash 27
Nul l Hairy I'rod HI
Nal'l Ulst 27)
Nat l Pow & U ...... Hi
N V Central 2o
Norlh Amur Co .................. M
Northern Pacific .. ... Hi
Ohio Oil 10)
Oils Steel 1 1 )
Pac Anier Finn 7)
I'ac Cm & Kl 29
puckurd Motor 6)
Penney J 0 64
I'viinu It It f-i
Phelps Dodge 43)
Phillips Put 394
Proctor i Uuiublo 67)
Pressed Slvol Cur 1 1 )
Pullman 34,
Itadlu - i
Itayonler In.
Knyonler pfd 23)
liuin lliind 16.
Itepubllu Steel 2U
Iteynolds Tob "B" 4 I ;
Itlrhfleld Oil 74
Safeway Stores . 21)
Sears lloebuck ...... 7 6
Shell Union 161
Socony Vacuum 13)
Sou Cal Kdlson 24 i
Southern Pacific 20)
Standard Brands 7
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Stiillilunl (Ills & Kl 41
Hlnnd Oil Cullf 80)
Stand Oil Hid , 10
Hlnnd Oil N J 63)
Stone & Webster 13
Hluilehiilinr 6
Sunshine Mining Ill
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Texas Chi p 411)
Texas tllllf Sulphur 84)
Tidewater Assn Oil lllj
Tlmkeii Moll lleui'lng 6M
Tiaiis-Aliioiii'a 9
Union Cnilililn 811)
Union oil Calif 20)
Union Pacific 94
United Aircraft 35
United All-lines H
United Ciinniinlloii 4
United Fruit 60
United (las Imp t
U 8 I ml lint Alcohol ttij
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Vanadium 4 84
Walworth fli
Warner Pictures 7
Western Onion tH
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VITAL STATISTICS
minus
PAIlllIHIl-Horn nt Klamath
Valley hospital October 21, 1038,
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