Herald and news., June 20, 1947, Page 7, Image 7

resno Tip
Ipens New
bad Today
I (Continued (rum Pane One)
mon Journal In Portland and
a reporter li lid Identified
Wlrephoto picture ol tlio clilld
, hlii daiwlilcr, Ilrvrrly, who In
iiineecl lo be with her mother
tit around Klamath Full.
n unlet thnt hi duiiuhUr h
Sit 5 your old, mid thnt he and
wife in divorced. I'ortlund io
siitd Hint the mini, ft trnnilrnt,
piwltlve In III Identification,
iik thut hlii wifo mid child left
I hind In Junum y. l.nlor liivcx
t Ion Indicated thnt till" child
k ho III Vtillcjo, nfc,
Lwevcr, Iris Nelson, reporter
Vih Hlsklvoti Diillv New III
Mm, itnya thnt the clilld In Hm
niltui there did not look to lis
r u ia old, thttt her liny hands
leiitiuis Indicated it child of
jf auoul i year ul sue
t Cllrl III
nivntnrv elrl listed lit till)
pllal as "Mlu X" In down with
mild case f clilckrnpox mid In
urunllne. Yesterday afternoon
I spoke her flrnl (till sentence,
'hill when u nuriie trlrd to lake
h n doll, "You nm l do that,
alt mine."
Jp until thnt time the child,
I roi-overlnit from the mtdimlc
lUliH he received nt Weed Hun
t, imcl wild only "bye" mid
lok 't At no time ha lie given
Hume,
Male Quartet Presents Program
Presenting a program of sacred niimlo Is the Julisl-slrr mule quartet
umler Hie direction ul W. H. Ilcriitseii, The service Is scheduled lor
June 20 nt Hie lllble Baptist church.
t confidential telegram rcceivea
vkkK vntertlnv from Los An-
Kpollce asked for more Infor
.Hon about Hie girl. Mytnk that
voiiutn end lilrl are missing from
alio mid official fiur Hie wom
muy be a victim ol miother of
I rx murder whirl! have wor
i la Amide pollre officer! for
I Bunt several inonliM.
II addition to that query. Bher
Ben Richardson at Yrrka has
Ived a number of calln about
I tot from fathers and urn mi
ner, cnlla coming- from as fur
ay a the Midwest, but no wom
baa come forward to ask about
I flaxen-hatred child,
fherlff Richardson today r
atd Ul following description of
i man who wa seen to net off
blu in Weed Bunduy morning
h the child and who ! widely
uchl a her attacker:
Alwut 30 yeara old, S feel 10
he tall, weight 160 pounds,
rly dark complexion, Ideburmi,
trousers, while uhlrt, no coat."
; Of C Backs
ISBR Fund Up
rti Klamath County chamber dl-
tors have wired ttenalors Wayne
irsa and Ouy Cordon approving
equesl for an Increase of money
i be used on bureau of reclama
S n project. A request tor 10
4 illon dollars, as advanced by the
i reau, was recently shred to
I by the house of representatives.
i the reclamation bill will now go
j tore the senate, and bureau of-
lals and other Interested groups
I attempting to frt the appro
alwVis Increased. If ail Increase
pblitlitcd In Hie senate, Die two
sues will have to collier lo outain
mmnromlse between the two.
Jlie appropriations will be used
I planning an Investigation of
lamallon projects throughout the
lion.
Chiloquin
Mil Friday nuirkcd the end uf
a two weeks vacation for Mr. and
Mis. Kermll Keysor and daughters.
'1 hoy visited such scenic spots a
the Hp of llrltlsh Columbia, Van
couver Island, tho scene of "I lie
tug and I." Uepoe Bay aquarium.
Sea Lion caves, and Oregon cuves.
Mr. and Mrs. cjulnce Uuell, who
operated Williamson River store
during the absence of the Keysors.
and their aaugnier t-ai,
leave next week for an extended
trip to Montana
Ocrry Wolff, all formerly assoct
aled with Camp Fire.
In the hospital for observation Is
Puul Nelson, who was taken lo
Klamath Falls on Tuesday.
Mrs Tom Hrlsby and Charles,
Mrs. Hermes Hlull and Kodney,
ii nd Mrs, Jiimes U. Lynn and Uar
Icnc. all of ftedwoixi City, Cullf.,
in bulsis this week of the sister
of the three women, and their
broihcr-ln-law, the Kcv. and Mrs.
L. W. Coor.
Oursla of Mr. and Mrs. John
Ixitl lost week were Mr. and Mrs.
iirrv r-luimnnn of Hurlngfleld,
who went on to Diamond lake for
a flailing trip alter leaving Chllo.
Luncheon guests of Mrs. Atlta Mr. ...
children have moved to Oakland,
Kennedy, former district lamp
Hro director, In Klumatli Kalis, on
Thursday afternoon were Mrs. Hoy
Olenger, Norma ie aim iiom
Uleuger, Oeorgla I'rlelie, and Mrs.
8 Army Planes
Join' Air Search
MrMlnlll) riKLD. Wash.. June
JO til') Eight army alrplanrs from
three fields in man. Moiimna mm
Washington have Joined the search
for the missing PT'VADK plane
piloted by Capt. C. T. Welton of
belles, Texas.
An L-5 and a U-17 aivslgned to the
air rescue service detachment at
litis field have Joined two C-47s and
two L-s from Hill Kleld. Utah, and
Clreat Tails. Mont., In the search.
All terrain between Boise. Idaho and
Hpokane Is being thoroughly
searched.
. CAR KOUNH
The Bulck sednn owned by John
W. Smith. VM0 B th, which was
reported stolen Wednesday night,
was recovered 111 an Ashland gunine
yesterday by slate police there. The
car has been returned to Smith.
Treatment (Iconic Berry. 40U2 8
atli, Is receiving medical treatment
at Hillside hospital.
Former Basin
Man Dies
Bammle Lewis Woodard, Ml, long
time resident of Kl .math Palls and
Interested III the real estate busi
ness here, died June 10 at HI. ran
ds hospital In Bun Kranclsco fol
lowing a three weeks' Illness there,
It was learned today.
Klnal rites win be hem naturaay
at 2 p. m, from the mortuary of Buhr
and Wleboldt. HDS Valencia. wlUi
entombment In Woodlawn Memor
ial park, Colma, cam. Mr. wooa
ard Is survived by his wife, Allle,
box 10U4, city, and one duughter,
Olayds L. Bmltli. He was the son
of Mrs. Dora and the late James
Woodard, tnd brother or Dan wood
ard, Mrs. Montle Clayton. Mrs. Min
nie McDonald, and Mrs. Doris
O'Brien, all of the Bun Francisco
buy area. Mr. Woodard was a life
member of the Fraternal Order of
Eagles and affiliated with Klam
ath runs aerie, ro. zwu. air. ana
Mrs. Woodard went lo Han Fran
cisco three weeks ago at which time
he entered the hospital. Hue nan
been at uie Olympic notei mere.
County Budget
Hearing Quiet
Only small business from a few
county oil leers was coming before
the county budget committee at the
courthouse Uxluy during a public
hearing on the proposed 1147-48
budget, and John Heber, county
commissioner, said that there prob
ably would be a few minor changes
In the published budget.
This morning the Juvenile office,
lax office, library board and coun
ty treasurer were In to see the com
mittee, all of them asking for a
little more operating money. Rcber
said that there was very little more
money that could be given and still
hold the budget within tnc e per
cent statutory limitation.
The budget committee can make
some adjustments In the budget be
fore it goes into effect July 1.
Pioneers Vote
Jaycee Boat Regatta Program
June 22nd
Driver' Meeting - - 13:00
1st Heal Utility Kunabout
2nd Heal Utility Runabout
1st Heat Service Hydroplane ...
1st Heat Racing Runabout
2nd Heat Service Hydroplane .
2nd Heat Racing Runabout
Htart Sailboat Race
1st Heat Racing Hydroplane ...
1st Heat Service Runabout
2nd Heat Racing Hydroplane
2nd Heat Service Runabout ...
Log Bucking Contest
Single Bucking
Double Bucking
Single Chopping
Power Saw
13:45
1:15
1:45
2:05
2:25
2:45
3:05
3:25
3:45
4:05
4:25
1:00
Klamath Historical Group
Slates Basin Tour Sunday
geological explanations on strata
formations win
Labor Vote
Favors AFL
Results of the national labor
board election held June 18 and
IS. at the reauest of the CIO. Indi
cate that the majority is in favor
o( the Afu union.
Of the 227 eligible voters who went
to the polls 133 voted In favor of
AFL, 45 voted for CIO, one vote was
void and one was challenged. There
were no votes In favor of no union.
Voting took place at the Long
Bell Lumber company's camp at
Tennant, Calif., and at Modoc camp
1.
S. D. Nelson, representative of the
United Brotherhood of Carpenters
and Joiners for the Klamath Basin
Lumber and Sawmill Workers
union, AFL, reported on the elec
tion.
Pages of history will be reviewed
on a tour of the Klamath Histori
cal society, scheduled for Sunday,
June 2, and stirring Incidents of
by-gone pioneer aays win m -rated,
according to tentative plans
for the program.
The Blsklyou historical society
has been Invited to Join the cara
van which will leave from the
courthouse lawn at 8:30 o'clock on
Sunday morning
Ore., where Bevcrson and son Ray
are employed, ituy ana nis svcii
slster, Hylvla Batley. drove lo Chilo
quin to spend lost weekend visiting
friends.
Mr. ana Mrs. Aiirca rum., m. . .
lost week for a vacation In North Independence
m... fiiiinrv Hnrffdorf. who had i PORTLAND. June 20 'ft Re-
been visiting her sutlers for several I duced in numbers but not in spirit.
days, returned to ner nome in i me Oregon pioneer association re
Choked To Death
orris Church
b Be Built
ilshop Robert Armstrong of 8ac
aento will be In Dorrls on
tlnesday. June 35, at ground
eking ceremonies for the pro
cd Catholic church In Dorrls.
rra will be a meeting at 12
lock noon on that day In the
rns city hall followed by 1 o'clock
rheon at Uie Dorrls Lodge cafe.
rther who will attend the eere
ny are the Rev. Father Robldoux
Weed, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Rlck-
and Mrs. Irene Hsmel of Klam
I Falls, and two members of the
lers order.
nations for the new church
y be sent lo the Butte Valley
ito bunk In Dorrls. Two checks
(a been received from Klamath
)s residents, Interested In Uie
nosed church structure.
ind Voted For
FC Investigation
VASHINQTON, June 20 (API The
nte banking committee votea
inlmously today for a 150.000 In
llgatlon of the reconstruction
nee corporation,
ly the sumo vote, Benator Buck
Del.) told reporters, the com
itoe approved a resolution ex
"tnng tho life of RFC for one
i beyond June 30.
(fait -
CnnhV fSlllf . Oil Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Lott left on
Friday for a short trip lo Portland
and the Oregon coast. They planned
to attend the Grace Hanlgan-Ben-son
Mitchell rites on Saturday
morning In Portland oeiore con
tinuing to the coasl to try their
luck at clam-dlgglng.
Truman Hull flew south from
Alaska, where he is stationed, to
attend the funeral services of his
brother. Herbert, who was acci
dentally killed last Friday.
Mrs Vernon Norvall and Bill re
turned on Sunday night from a
trip to Portland during which time
they visited with relatives and at
tended Rote Festival event.
Donald Buck, who has been visit
ing with his sinter and brother-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Freld. for
two wrens, return '
Wrdnrtduv He drove as Jar as
Ktiurne with Mrs r.nn
took a bus from there.
Quortet To Sing
At Bible Baptist
The Jnbal-atres maie quunrv u..-
mained a separate, Independent or
sunlsatlon today.
Members not into a uveiy argu
ment on whether to merge their
dwindling organization with the Hons
and Daughters ol Oregon pioneers
yesterday, Uien voted, 4-2, to con
tinue "as long a mere is a one oi
us lelt."
C. T. Dickinson. 92, who had a
proposal to disband shouted down
at last year's meeting, showed up
again, one of eight pioneers to do
so. He was stlli so put out about
last year, however, that he spent the
first part of the meeting In an outer
room bv himself.
Th association, composed of those
who were In the state before taw,
has only 15 members left.
First stop'on the agenda will be
. Pr,mniit. bridge where a sketch
of the former EuTalona Indian vll
luge which stood there, will be giv
en. The next stop will be made at
View point aobe Aigoma wnere
Three-year-old Gerald Dratln
(above), was choked to death as
he slept In his erib In Chicago.
Police Capt. Andrew Barry said
the child's mother, Mrs, Betty Bar
row, 22, related thai she was awak
ened from a nearby bed by a
prowler who fled when she
creamed after he attempted to at
tack her. AP wlrepholo.
Will present . The
music at the Bible P "'""1" the strawberry and cherry crops to
will
on June 20. The four young men
are students of Northwestern college
and Bernisen is urnn u
partment of music of NorOiwestern
"iTHMirogram to be given Includes
negro spirituals and gospel songs
by the quartet, vocal solos, and duet,
piano solos and Improvisations by
Bcrnlsen. , ,
The public 1 Invited.
TIMBKR Al'CTION
PORTLAND. June 20 OV) The
forest service reported today tliat an
auction would be held " Eugene.
July 17. on 27.068.000 feet of timber,
nnuela fir. in the Penny
creek area of the Willamette na-!
llonol forest. The Umber Is valued .
at I137.4B6.10.
VWls Russell K. Crandall has ;
been visiting his parents. Mr. aiidt
w r-mnfloll of 215 Eldorado.
He Is making his home In Yreka,
Caflf.
Migrant Workers
Without Jobs
HILISBORO, June 20 (P. Hun
dreds of migrant workers, who had
expected to work In the strawberry
and cherry harvest, are Jobless In
Washington county. Roy L. David
son, farm labor assistant, said today.
The heavy June rains brought
an abrupt end. The blackcap and
hay crops, which eventually can
employ most of the migrants, are
awaiting clear, dry weatner.
OPERATION SUCCESSFUL
PORTLAND. June 20 (pf Attend
ants at Dorenbecher hospital today
reported George Koenlg, Coqullle.
was In "good" condition following a
"blue baby" operation.
The ooeratlon. performed Wednes
day, was the latest In a series of
apparently successful operations
there to permit full circulation of
blood to the lungs.
Wood River
Reunion Held
port KLAMATH. June 20 A
gathering which featured a reunion
of former and present Wood River
valley residents was enjoyed at
union creex on ounuay, wncn
picnic was held at which 31 were
present.
Attending frpm their homes in
various point In Jackson county
were the following former local resi
dents, who will be remembered by
old-timers In this viclnltv. Mrs.
Emma Houston, Mrs. Eiizaoetn
I-eever and daughter, Fern Leever.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mlddlebusher
and daughters. Monte and Max
Mlddlebusher. Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Houston (former)" Bertha "ittman".
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Hust and
nautili-. Pnsm Hiist. Mr. nd Mrs.
Burle Orlffln and sons Kim ana
Gary. Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Pomeroy
and daughter, Joan Pomeroy.
Making the trip from Fort Klam
ath were Mrs. Frank Denton, Mr.
and Mrs. Delbert Denton, Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Darling. Mr. and Mrs.
William Brewer, daughter Darla
Dee and son Lvle. and Mrs. Ray
mond 8. Loosley, daughter Joan and
son Wilfred.
The day was spent In visiting
and reminiscing about old times in
Wood River valley, the highlight ,
of the occasion of course being the
beautiful picnic lunch enioyed t :
the picnic grounds at union creea.
Farmhand Hurt
In Accident
Clyde Peck. 20-year-old World
Wor II veteran and employed on
the Wlnema Farms south of Tule-loke.-
suffered Internal hurcr late
Thursday while working In the farm
shops. Peck was apparently caught
by clamps In a header and was
rushed to Tulelake where he was
given first aid and later brought
to Hillside hospital where he was
admitted at 8:30 p. m.
Peck, son of Charles Peck of Ma
lln. has worked at Wlnema Farms
the past three months. His condi
tion was reported fair by the hos
pital today.
rmfit.inn will be made by either
Mr anil Mrs Kenneth McClOUd Jr.
Williamson river, the site of
Pr.mnnL'a ramD from which at
tacks on the Indian village were
made in 1846, will be the next stop.
Annther short review will be given
the Agency lookout and from
and the caravan will continue on
to the Klamath Indian Agency for
lunch.
The first stoD after lunch will be
to the group at Agency landings
there the LeRoy Olenger museum
at Chiloquin will be visited. A stop
and narrative at Fort Klamath will
officially conclude the tour and
anyone desiring may continue on
to Crater lake from tht point.
Incidental points of Interest to
h. tskitn in will be the burial place
of the four Modoc warriors wno
were hanged at tne ena oi me
Mndoc war: the Indian council
grove near Fort Klamath where
meetings were held and the peace
treaty between the Indiana and the
soldiers was signed.
Old-timers among the native
residents on the Klamath Indian
reservation and pioneer resident
of point on the tour have been in
vited to taia on special episours
from their memories of the early
urller1 davs In this county. A
former Fremont camp site on the
Loosley ranch will be Included if
time permit on the trip.
The committee In charge of the
Sunday trip Includes Mr. and Mrs.
Clvde James. Mr. and Mrs. Mc-
Cloud. Jr.. Hal Ogle Mrs. Robert
Odell and Mrs. Minnie Grizzle.
Those desirintr transportation on
the trip may contact Mr. Grizzle
at 3240 after June 21, and those
with room for extra persons in
their cars may contact Mrs. Griz
zle or Mrs. Geneva Duncan at
8921. Anyone Interested In this type
of field trip Is cordially invited to
Join the caravan and everyone
should bring a picnic lunch. Coffee
will Dc served at tne Agency.
HFaAI.D NkWS, Kl.m.th nil., ft.
miuAi, jun. is. mil, fats
Report Filed On
Accident
Mrs. David Ooehrlng, 1B7S Man
znnlta, driver of the car which
struck and critically Injured 3-year-old
Jimmy Mclntee, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Terry Mclntee of Portland
street lato Tuesday afternoon, filed
an accident report with oily poltc
today.
Mrs. Ooehrlng said she was driv
ing at a slow rate ot speed, not
more than 12 to 16 mile per hour,
on Portland street and observed
several small children on the street
and adjacent sidewalk. She was
watching the children at the time
but did not see Jlmmv. She rushed
the little boy to Hillside hospital
where hi condition was reported
Improved today.
YMCA Moves To
New Headquarters
The Klamath county ymca
moved to It new headquarter at
112 Spring Friday morning. The
YMCA officer, now established In
the old Teen-Age club, had been
temporarily located at Balslger's.
Cecil Kollenborn, Klamath YMCA
head, stated that the teen-agers
will still use the offices a part of
the YMCA work.
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DEAR MOOSE:
YEAH, We're having a donee this Satur
day at the Moose Club.
Probably a bunch of people will come.
Guess there's room for more.
The Sports Association is putting on the
shin-dig. They say it'll be a big affair
and they want everyone to come.
It looks like a big night for fun but if
you've got something else planned .
go ahead. Be a kill-joy. Let the Associa
tion go on the rocks. Let your officers
sweat ft out. Who knows, maybe the As
sociation president will show up.
Yours usually,
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