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November 5, 1043
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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31
; VESSEL SINKS
N 9Q SECONDS
AN EAST COAST POUT, Nov.
B (!') Thlrly-ono crowmon por
c .lulled whun tliolr Unltocl Stnton
-' 'intircliiint iililp mink 110 seconds
", nftnr iiho wns torpedoed off the
, north count of South Amorlcn
v. Into hi September, 10 survivors
i - reported on their nrrlvnl hero
" ' Tim navy niinoiincctl tho slnkliiK
todiiy.
Survivor told nnviil officers
thry utlrlhiitocl tho henvy loss of
" llfu to tho flirt thnt iillhoiiKli n
fiioiieriil nliirni wim sounded fol
Mtiwlnu tho nltiick, no order to
"' nhundon nhin was Klven. Tho
', , crow wnltcd In orderly fnshlon
1 . for tho order until only n fow
; . moments remained In which they
brl loved It Doimiblo to luuneh
'Jf. llfcbonts.
Sunk Immediately
With the ship llsllntf to port
mid water rushing over tho
v decks, ths crow found It lmpos
- . ll)le to lnunch tho boats. Mirny
x men wore believed to hove gone
iv down with the vessel.
Hor port bulkhcnds blnstcd
" pnrt by slnlo torpedo explo-
slon, tho ship sunk almost ImmC'
" dlnlely lifter sho wns lilt.
The sub wns not sighted ond
apparently left tho scene Imnie-
dlntcly after firing the projec.
tile.
Passage Obtained
it Survivors swmn nbout In the
sen until they found four llfo
(''rntls which hnd been set ndrlft
4from tho ship. A nnvnl vessel
'rescued them clKht dnys Inter
. and Imidrd them nt nn Islnud
port. ' While on tho rnfts tho
men subsisted on food nnd wnler
!. rntlons they hnd mnnnKed to snl
"' Vnue before the ship went down
' After some time spent nt tho
Islnnd port, the crewmen ob
tnlned. pnssnge to this country,
'' The slnklnit brouKht to 816 the
i' Assoclnted Press totnl of ships
announced ns lost In the western
' Atlantic since Penrl llnrbor.
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..' By MARK BARRON
ONEW YORK. Nov. 5 (?)
. GcorKO iM. Cohiui, ureutest sonR
nnd dance niiin of them nil, died
at S n. m today.
y Ills dentil ciimo Just ns he
would hovo hnd It, for tho only
. people around Times Sciuun
"" were cither actors on their way
homo or policemen nnd air raid
wardens on their patrols, Those
were tho people ho knew best
Cohan, seriously ill for a year
died peacefully In his Fifth nvo-
,. , nuo home, close beside the Ccn
trnl purk pnlh where ho used to
,. take lonu walks every day. lie
was K4 years old, but even
-month hko he seemed to be re
covcrhiK from his Illness nnd
was actively plnnnlng to return
Jo tho sIiiko and to servico
nil' raid warden.
Because of tills liking for long
; walks in Central pnrk Cohan
liked people, tho kind who ask
' you for a dime for it cup of cot-
A fee, nnd ho liked pigeons, the
'kind which swooped down on
; tho park wiilk for n peanut. So
In lfiaa ho produced n play cull
i cd "Pigeons and People" which
; flctionlzcd that philosophy, I
'his real llfu he carried It on, for
there wore many actors and aC'
tresses who remained on his
pnyroll long nftcr they had
censed appearing in his shows
With him when ho died were
his wife, Mrs. Agnes Cohan, his
daughters, Mrs. George Uonkin
nnd Helen and Georgette tColinn,
iand his first friend, Gcni Buck
Olson Votes in California Election
(NtA Itltnholo)
Taking no chances, Oovarnor Culbert L. Olson, of Cnllfornlu, crowes his
ftngori u he cuu his ballot fur governor ul his Los Aunelc" home pro
duct. Btale Allornoy Uonorul Earl Wurrcn oppoct Olson.
Klamath Vote on 3 Measures
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30
40
51
SO
65
44
, 40
74
68
48
48
37
20
24
35
20
44
68
78
37
43
41
64
00
57
77
52
54
61
55
14
48
, ...40
06
25
10
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13
14
15
10 .
17
18
10
20
21
22
23
24
25 -
26
27
28
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30
31
32 .-.
Algomn
North Altnniont ,
South Altumont
Beatly 18
Bly 82
Bonnnza 65
Chciuult - 14
South Chlloquln 10
Knst Chlloquin 30
West Chlloquin 28
Crescent Lake 11
Gilchrist 34
Klamath Lnko 6
North Enterprise 33
South Enterprise .. 17
Mlldcbrnnd 13
North Honicdule 78
South Homcdnlo 58
Langell Vnllcy 36
Enst Malin 40
West Malin 72
East Merrill 50
West Merrill 62
Midland 42
Lenox 40
Shcvlln 14
Stewart 40
Modoc 20
Mt. Lokl 71
Odcll 17
Orindalo 41
Pelican Bay 52
Pine Grove ...73
Plevna 55
Poo Volley 30
Sprague River 54
Enst Shasta 58
West Shnstn 38
South Shnsta 62
North Shasta 35
Wood River 60
Wordcn 5
Ynmsny 22
TOTAL .....3331
: Blima llltor' Uj II'Mit Net Wh linn
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32 10 64 27 47
33 34 41 27 43
51 41 70 32 04
47 57 52 30 06
44 40 53 20 70
42 40 54 32 50
58 44 50 30 03
58 83 50 50 84
30 43 40 27 63
33, 21 51) 35 41
28 41 36 27 40
20 32 28 10 30
23 18 27 10 24
5 20 15 10 17
16 21 34 17 34
22 32 28 21 40
15 28 33 28 32
29 30 61 20 67
35 43 73 29 73
16 31 28 10 30
24 27 44 21 53
24 20 ' 41 20 35
40 '45 -63 45 83
65 67 67 40 70
46 44 60 37 57
05 70 01 68 86
38 ' 30 60 32 47
20 35 34 28 52
22 35 51 32 40
37 38 62 32 68
25 20 43 14 52
33 " 40 40 23 08
21 20 44 31 49
30 , , 47 57 26 72
, 27 20 24 . 14 1 . - 37
9 10 11 8 19
17 47 44 28 54
30 41 65 17 76
7 10 11 0 10
11 13 ' 18 8 23
28 43 32 22 44
16 30 22 10 34
7 15 6 9 13
12 34 16 27 .18
7 8 5 4 8
12 10 23 4 37
13 13 12 8 22
12 7 18 5 17
38 58 55 26 02
37 48 43 23 07
24 25 30 15 47
32 40 40 37 34
37 45 52 33 56
26 40 41 16 60
93 41 58 38 63
23 30 34 14 54
27 37 35. 15 58
4 13 7 6 14
20 22 40 17 47
18 21 20 12 22
39 51 63 25 83
7 13 14 0 22
34 32 45 29 49
37 35 51 22 73
44 56 49 20 83
24 40 40 22 58
5 13 21 5 28
13 43 20 24 25
24 30 44 10 59
10 20 24 15 31
, 23 45 41 31 56
12 24 25 12 30
33 46 61 25 64
3 2 7 3 4
2 22 5 2 22
2025 2530 2050 1701 3553
U. S. Senate
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Legislature
No Contest
Two Elected
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29
10
31
32
Algoma
North Altamont .
South Altamont .
Bcntty 32
Bly 86
Bonanza 95
Chemult 14
South Chlloquin 25
East Chlloquin 58
West Chlloquin 47
Crescent Lake .......... 15
Dairy 22
Gilchrist 40
Klnmath Lake 12
North Enterprise .... 35
South Enterprise .. 16
Hildebrand 21
North Homcdule . 98
South Homedale 86
Langell Valley 58
East Malin 73
West Malin 101
East Merrill 87
Wast Merrill 101
Midland 64
Lenox 57
Shcvlln 17
Stewart 44
Modoc 38
Mt. Lakl 103
Odell 14
Orindalo 71
Pelican Bay ... 79
Pino Grove 117
Plevna . 70
Poo Valley 37
Sprague River . 48
East Shasta ... 64
West Shasta 37
South Shasta 70
North Shasta . 40
Wood River 88
Worden 8
Yamsay 13
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19
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28
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18
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20
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25
28
27
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29
30
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Algoma
North Altamont .
51
60
95
91
70
78
79
102
74
69
59
57
32
32
38
59
45
78
92
49
51
, 67
86
103
77
127
. 71
. 64
. 69
. 93
. 60
. 72
. 63
, 87
South Altamont . ... 47 ,
Beatty 24
Bly . 70
Bonanza 88
Chemult 13
South Chlloquin 24
East Chlloquin 58
West Chlloquin 47
Crescent Lake 20
Dairy 16
Gilchrist 43
Klamath Lake 10
North Enterprise 41
South Enterprise ...... 25
Hildebrand 20
North Homedale 99
South Homedale 65
Langell Valley 58
East Malin 64
West Malin 77
East Merrill 83
West Merrill .... . 99
Midland . 55
Lenox 64
Shevlin 19
Stewart 53
Modoc . . 31
Mt. Lakl 103
Odcll ..... . 21
Orindale .. 63
Pelican Bay 84
Pine Grove 83
Plevna 61
Poe Valley 32
Sprague River 52
East Shasta 73
West Shasta .. 32
South Shasta 69
North Shasta 38
Wood River . 89
Worden ... 8
Yamsay .. . 17
" Chipmunk Escape
Artist Is Behind
Bars, Temporarily
PORTLAND, Nov. 5 (IP)
chipmunk escape nrtlst is behind
-Jbnrs at the 7.00 todny at least
temporarily.
1 The rodent proved his prowess
ion arrival at the homo of R. P,
Weaver, zoo enretnker,
The chipmunk chewed his way
.!'oui of u cardboard box. Prompt
ly Jy", chased by Mrs. Weaver, ho
fcjulnpfcd for the first open door
fc jwhlch proved to bo 011 a rcfrlgor
,n(6r. s.v, Ho tried to oscapo from there,
J and ' tho liliirmed house-wife
I' "culled police to get him out of
"tho motor comportment where,
' 'she sold, ho "wns chewing up
the works."
Mercury Shows
Coldest- Snap
Since May 1
It wns only yesterday,
Wednesday's ' chill winds
but
bit
through ear muffs and topcoats
as tho mercury registered 26 de
grees, new low for the season.
The temperature, six below the
freezing mark, wns coldest since
last May 1 when tho thermom
eter registered 24 degrees.
Total 4844 1556
IN IDAHO BLAZE
BONNERS FERRY, Ida., Nov.
5 (Pj The wife of a school
teacher and their six-year-old
son, who came to north Idaho in
September from Osceola, Neb.,
burned to death early today
when fire destroyed their home.
The dead were Mrs.. Sarah
Cox, 32, and her son, 6.
The futher, W. K. Cox, manual
training and orchestra instructor
at the Bonners Ferry high
school, was severely burned.
Cox said that he was awak
ened by the barking of the fam
ily dog about 4 a. m., and dashed
out to try to check the flames,
He was unable either to stop the
fire or later to break back into
the bedroom where his wife and
son were trapped.
cause ol the fire was un
known.
Astronomical figures show
that Halley's comet will return
about 1985.
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95
81
95
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77
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74
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58
90
123
94
154
76
70
71
93
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70
58
78
41
24
78
86
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IS. BALDWIN
DIES SUDDENLY
ON WEDNESDAY
Mabel Jacobs Baldwin, 54,
wife of Will W. Baldwin of Mer
rill ' and formerly of Klamath
Falls, died suddenly at her home
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
Baldwin had lived In this city
and near Merrill for the past 33
years and took an active part in
the civic development of the
community.
Mrs. Baldwin was born in
Butte, Mont., June 20, 1888,
daughter of "Mr. and Mrs. Ben
jamin E. Jacobs. The family
moved to Klamath Falls in 1906,
and Mr. Jacobs drove the recla
mation canal tunnel under sub
contract for Mason-Davis com
pany. He now resides in Baker,
Ore. Mrs. Jacobs died some
years ago.
Will W. Baldwin and Mabel
Jacobs were married in Baker
on March 1, 1909. They had one
son, George H. Baldwin, now of
Merrill. , ,
During the years the Baldwin
family lived In Klamath Falls,
Mrs. Baldwin was active in all
civic enterprises and gave untir
ingly of her time and efforts in
the interests of the city. She
Total ...
4538 4649
TURN ABOUT
MARLIN, Tex. VP) Jack
Brothers, who heads Marlin';
sugar rationing board, was sor
ry he had to turn down his old
friend, Brown Bratton. Bratton
needed extra sugar for his soda
fountain. -
Now Brothers knows he won'
have much luck getting extra
gasoline. Bratton is head of the
gas rationing board.
served as president of women of
Reames Golf and Country club
and was also active In Library
club. Since moving to Merrill
In 1936, Mrs. Baldwin has been
prominent in valley affairs and
especially in the Merrill Library
club. Mr. Baldwin operated the
Baldwin Hardware company on
Main between Fourth and Fifth
streets for a good many years.
Mrs. Baldwin is survived by
her husband, Will W., and her
son, George H., both of near
Merrill; her father, Benjamin
Jacobs of Baker, a sister, Mrs.
George J. Merritt of Ontario,
Ore., and a nephew and niece.
She leaves many friends to
mourn her passing.
Funeral services will be held
from Ward's at 2:30 p. m, Saturday
The oil refining capacity of the
United States is 4,700,000 barrel
dally.
Cantalupo, Italy, li the birth
place of the cantaloupe.
Ladies' Specials
at
Mary's Beauty Shop
OIL PERMANENT
$3.50 .
That Are bolt
and Curly .
ui Main HrHt
PtKM 4111
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Pumlturt Store
To the Voters oS
Klamath County
me and helped me win.
Tftotnlrc ho, ' 7u who voted for
ft IIUIIIllI
Thanks 1
the rest of you for making
a good race.
I shall exert every effort to run the office of
County Assessor on a businesslike and impartial
basis and to be worthy of the confidence shown
In me at the polls Tuesday. '
NEWT NELSON
Pd. Adr. by N. B. Klson
' "I find Raymond Clapper a most
stimulating war commentatcr . . .
Hi radio audience detcrvea coo
gratulationt."
AJmxmndtr tie Smvmrtky
Raymond
Uapper
yAnalyxes the News
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