PACE SIX
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Third Party Moves Eyed,
But Not Voted In, By Far
Y est Since Bull Moose Day
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5 Each hns boon conslderlwt the second
third party movement during the s)t on the Henry Wallace ticket
past 35 yer has placed a western- His state Rave Lemke 7684 votes
r on the ticket, but only once has out of about 200.000 oast. It gave
irew pniijr i-niiii:u a Mitir aei- me duii moasers to KDoroxi
egatlon from that area.
That was m 1912. when the "bu'.l
moose" ticket of "Teddy" Roosevelt
and Sen. Hiram Johnson of Call
fornla carried both California and
Washington the former by less
than 200 votes but the latter by a
. tibstantlal margin.
In 1912 and again In 1924 when
"Fighting Bob" LaPolletto of Wis
consin and Senator Burton K.
Wheeler of Montana teamed up as
the progressive party, voters tn sev
eral western states went along to
such an extent that one or the
olher of the major parties was
crowded Into third place.
The third party took second place
over the republicans In Colorado,
Montana, Nevada and Oregon in
1012 and over the democrats in
California, ' Idaho. Montana. Ne
vada. Oregon. Washington and
Wyoming In 1924.
None of the western states took
mately 34.000 for the democrats and
33.000 for the republicans. But 54.
160 Idaho voters supported the La-Follettc-Wheeler
ticket, aeninst 69.
879 for the republicans and only
24.256 for the democrats.
In New Mexico and Utah, a third
party has never beaten either of the
major parties. In fact, none haa
ever come very close to winning
even second place In those states.
Utah, however, after a compli
mentary vote for its Senator El
bert D. Thomas for vice president
four years ago, stuck by Henry
Wallace until the last ballot at the
dimocratic national convention. Its
delegation then switched to Mr.
Truman. Rep. Dawson iR-Utahi
says Wallace is quite popular
among the Mormons and that his
"ever normal granary" theory was
adopted from the relief program
of the church.
An Interesting phase of the 1912
klnrilv tn the "union" mm r.t lo-lfi . " """l
h.oriri k. n. wnii.n. i - election results was a surge tn
?rriLP",?if-,0IIWtli for the socialist candidate
,'Ut,4 UBBUUI. I, ION O UUUI IIUIU
In each.
Senator Glen
Taylor of Idaho
Bird May Get
Execution Stay
in all western states. That ticket
then headed by Eugene V. Debs,
counted 3163 votes in Arizona, beat
ing the republican total by 142
votes. In California, also, it ex
ceeded the republican total with
7H.201 compared with a republican
vcte of only 3914 that year.
Fort Klamath
J TACOMA, Jan. 5 FA burley. : Mrs. Viola Leever was a Fort
, 45-year-old negro ax-slayer, con- I Klamath visitor last week from her
. fessed murderer of a dozen persons j home in Klamath Falls. She spent
In a score of years, may receive a j Christmas Day as guest of her son
temporary stay of execution if his
t death cell confessions stand up
J under investigation.
, The prisoner. Jake Bird, has dic
t tated a confession admitting 10
murders in addition to the fatal
J bludgeoning of two Tacoma women
last October 30. Pierce County
Dndersheriff Joseph Karpach said.
I Now at the state penitentiary in
Walla Walla. Bird is scheduled to
hang January 16, but Governor
J Mon C. Wallgren said over the
. week-end that a "stay of execution
may be granted to clear up other
murders."
I "However, if we see that the eon-
fessions are lies, we will not grant
any delay." he added.
; The governor indicated his deci-
tion probably will depend upon rec-
ommendatlons of Prosecutor Pat
' rick Steele, who said yesterday he
, would question Bird this week at
Walla Walla.
Karpach also said he -would talk
, again with Bird In hopes the con-
demned man will admit other mur
- tiers of which he is suspected.
; The 10 killings which Karpach
, said Bird admitted in his confession
Included one fh Iowa for which an-
other man has served 19 years in
, prison, the slaying of a family of
. inree in Indiana, three persons in
' Nebraska, and one each in Illinois,
, Utah and Colorado.
Calf Proves Something
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MONDAY, JAN. 5, 1948
Chiloauin
and wife. Mr. and Mrs. William A.
Page, and also visited at the Guss
A. Page and Henry Orth homes
during her stay here. Mr. Page and
Mrs. Orth being her son and daugh
ter, respectively.
Mr. and Mrs. Ival Knox and chil
dren spent the Christmas vacation
visiting her parents at Redding.
Calif.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
C. Bricco of Klamath Falls for the
Christmas Day festivities were Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry King and daughter
Sheryn, and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Rierier and enne Mr BvkHnr ic
Briccos sister. Their father. C. J. i dt'n on Christmas Eve and will
Bricco of Port Klamath, is still re- rema'n un'H he and Linda return
ceivlng treatment at Richardson ! " college this coming week-end'.
Springs. Calif., for a rheumatic con- The young couple have recently an
ditlon from which he has been suf- I "ounced their engagement,
fering for some time. ! Sally Blocklinger. daughter of Mr.
Friends of Charles R. Williams, j and Mrs- Arthur F. Blocklinger.
formerly of Fort Klamath, will be ' an a senior at Annie Wright sem
interested to hear that friends here I inary in Tacoma. Wash., is home
This calf proves that hvhnds can rrnrnilnrr m,.it,- i. . .....
talo. part buffalo and part Black Aiikus. His father is a buffalo, mak
ng mm Hirer-quarters Dulfalo. l attalo ealves are so rare that there Is I
uu si-viai Rauir lur inem yet.
Christ maa Day fur a holiday dinner
101 Mr. anil Mrs. Leslor HobaiK
and sou and Mr. mid Mrs, l.aytou
llobark and son, all of l'liie Klilge.
Mi.' and Mrs. Hleve I'eleis of
Klamath Falls, and Mr. and Mis.
Jerry Heed. Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Peters, Mr. and Mr. Lloyd Peters,
and Kmll Latchor
Visiting with his mother, Mrs.
Helen Michel, during the holidays
Is Wllllinii Michel of Pasadena.
Helen Michel and Paul Coleman,
both of Klamath Falls, were also tit
the Michel home for Christinas
and the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. C. 1). Gard and
ftimlly are expected back from
Southern California where they
spent the holidays visiting rela
tives and fileiuls In Gaideua and
In other Los Angeles' suburbs.
Christmas Eve guests of Mr. and
Mm. Fred Markwardt wore their
daughter, son-in-law and grand
son. Mr. and Mrs. Loyal Heath and
.totf, of 250 Delia street, Klamath
Falls.
Holiday guests of Mrs. Guitlielmo
Deltortoli are her son and diiugh.
ter-in-Iaw mid three grandchildren.
Ml. and Mrs. Elldo Drllortoli and
their two sons and Infant daughter
of lAvnlton, Calif.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Martin
iBHIle Wadei. were holiday guests
ot Mr. and Mrs. Far Wade. The
Martins are from Redding.
The Lester Griffin family cele
brated Christmas in seclusion
three of the children had chicken
pox.
Recent week-end cuests of Mr.
and Mrs, Norman Wlmer were Mr
and Mrs, Robert Leavengood itf
Union creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Owen Waggle and
daughter are on a vacation trip 'o
Kansas over the Christinas lioll
davs. Christmas guests of Mr. and Mis
Walter Pohll were Mr. and Mrs
Clifford Planrhon lEleue Pohlli of
Yreka. Calif . Mr. and Mrs. George
Pohll and Robert of Klamath Falls,
and Bill Pohll of Oregon State col
lege In Corvallls.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wlmer
were among the more than V) ,
adults who attended the Christmas
party at Crater lnke administration j
Portland have returned after spend
ing the niri.nl inns holidays with
Floyd Chios and Melvln,
Mrs. Floyd Ohlcs relunied on
Tuesday from oyer two weeks ieul
In the hospital In Klamath Falls.
The Hist few days aim was under
observation and then had major
surgery, bho reported a rather un
satisfactory Christmas.
l'.'thel Zimmerman was a guest of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Zimmerman, for Christmas and the
following week-end before she re
turned to her Job In Portland.
Mr, and Mis. Max Uden returned
this week from Los Angeles mid tjan
Ulego, where they sH'iil the holi
days with their children.
Tod and Krlc Nelson are guests
this week-end at the O. D, Mi Kell
homo. Ted Is a senior at (ho Uni
versity of California and Erin Is a
Junior at the University nt Los An
geles. Both boys are sous of Mrs.
Florence Plelke of Klamath Falls,
formerly of Chlloquln. Mrs. Plelke
was a New Year s Day guest of Mc
Kells. Louis linkers has returned to his
aeronautical school near Los An
geles In Hawthorne. This holiday
trip home gave lllckers his first
glluilise ot his baby daughter. Phyl
lis Louise, who with her mother Is
staying with her maternal grand
parents, Mr. mid Mrs. J. II. Dultola.
Mary Jo Flury from Eagle. Point
Is a guest this week of her cousin.
Jayne Flury. and of Mrs. Klmer
Peeler. Dick Fluty was In town for
Tuesday.
Howard Hmpolo and his falher,
Marvin tlarpole, both of Cottage
Grove, were visitors In ('IuIikiiUu
Tuesday. They were In Klamath
county tu try the duck hunting.
Mayor William Lorena recently
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Gun Accident
Kills Youngster
MEDICAL LAKE, Wash., Jan. S i
IVt A 14-year-old boy became J
Washington Stair s first hunting I
casualty of the year Monday when
the barrel and firing mechanism of
announced that the city council had Borrowed rule leu from tne slwK
I'INE ODDITY
Hume kinds of pine trees letiilu
their seed cones uiioH-iird for years
before releasing them, and the
knob-coue pine does not scatter l'4f
seeds until the tree, or branch otv
which they grew, has dlrd.
voted a gift of $100 from the city
store proceeds to go to the Christ
mas tihlp. a gift campaign for for
eign countries which has been con
ducted In the Northwest during De
cember,
and dl.vhaigrd as It struck the
ground.
Deputy Sheriff Cecil Hare said
thr boy. Jack M. . Ilulrtwln. was
truck In the abdomen after the
rifle broke In two pieces. The boy's
j I (.nWj 00" M,
burg and several of Mrs. Grimes'
relatives live in nearby Eugene.
Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs.
J B. Rice and Mrs Anna Vestal
tl.eir families. Chief Ranger Clvde ''"' br'"" Christmas and cut
Gilbert was principle speaker ' at 1 hls n,'m' 11 required eight atltches
the dinner. necessitated changing many of
Christmas Dav guests of Mr and h" vacation plans for painting the
Mrs. Frank DlUlio were Mrs James j "15lrtc ' ' '",u
Bowman and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mr- 1,1111 Mr"- Arthur F. Hlock
Brwman. all of Gilchrist. nl,tt daughter Bally left on
David Lundeen. formerly of Chll- luesday for ban Francisco In order
Frank DlUlio, athletic coach and ! P"rent said he had borrowed the
Instructor at the local high school. ! rifle In go rabbit hunting.
fell from a stepladder In tils 'yard
Antutr: tfaiif a uorft. To ltMn mm li
of tlio rilM-nmCnrt, UMi I'enelm No
Dntns. Put iiiat 2 droM In oath nmtnl
to clux'lt siiillliHi, iiuvm, oMm rlngfml
Yon ttwl rKllof stul linMllw MBir,
NOSE
DROPS
PENETRD
ociuln. whs a hnltdny gurst nt the
Jc'sp Mnnfftim homi1. He k rm-
Don Smith of Chiloquin. sopho- . t ""stmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. l)lovr(i ln Washington but had
n.ore at Oregon State college and J a "lce Mrs Anna Vestal ,,.,. Ihn wc(.k , hollln. fnr
a former Chiloquin resident, is a ttcrc Lt- alld Mrs- G:lle Ri ' Eu" I Chrlstma.
holiday guest of Mrs. Athel Roser J.1"'""? DI;1l,nd 'NIrs 0011 Rlce ' . On Tuesday evening before
and her daughter. Linda. Don came P01""11- The two young couples Christmas a group of voting neotie
oroe oon tor just unirsday and i bv R.v. James Zeller of the
Friday returning on Friday eve- , M,lnod1st churrn tourrd 1P rom.
nmg. Lt. Rice, who re-entered the ! onllv n hvrldc rIlr ,ig. At
aimy air corps this all after being ; trndmlf wrr(. Bnnnif Norm L
out for approximately a year and nrt Urov ,,r o'encer. Pat Buell.
who has been attending the Unlver- , Mirr ,)0 B, Pon, Anl) ,, J(.
slty of Oregon thLs fall, received : MrK,n. Kathrvn and Bill Wamt.Ier.
traveling orders Just before Christ- nornth Netlsnn. Rose Mrie nil)
iiiut, nisi repori lo
to attend the New Year's Day
Shrine East-West fooiball game.
Mr. ami Mrs. Keith Wooley ot
C'oitace Urove made a very hurried
visit in Chiloquin early New Year's
Day..
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Steiger are on
a week s vacation trip to Portland.
I
Will Resume Classes
Jan. 5, 1948
Enrollment continued the entire year.
Reasonable Tuition. Individual Progress.
Klamath Business College
733 Pine Street
Klamath Foils
Phone 4760
have received postcards from him ior holidays. She had nearly rort Richie m Whnl'L. '""h 1'"rt"m"- Jn "". Jck
during his travels, and that at the three weeks off from her studies. ; "! ",rd.!"n.. '" A"chorage. ! winkle. John Bradlrv Bill Norval
latest report he was crossing the I
Haaer
Beach Land
I Warning Out
i PORTLAND, Jan. 5 (PU-Former
Oregon Governor Os West told
I newspapermen here over the week
, end that the Southern Pacific rail-
road could claim title to a valuable
J portion of Oregon's scenic beach
, areas now classed as state high
ways. J The statement grew out of West'?
. argument with the state highway
commission over legality of a 1947
' act revising earlier legislation bv
...w-m v. it aiaic act IIIC COuSb
area from Washington to California
as public highways.
West said the Southern Pacific's
title to a strip of tideland area In
what is now Lincoln county stems
from a railroad grant by the 1874
legislature to the Willamette Val
ley and Coast railroad. This line
was eventually acquired by the
Southern Pacific, i
The former governor said a 1912
decision by the state supreme court
voided a legislative act repealing
the 1874 grant.
"The only title oi color of title
enjoyed by the state stems from the
act sponsored by me in 1913," West
asserted. He was governor at the
time. This 1913 act was repealed
by the last legislature.
(A. T. Mercier, president of the
Southern Pacific, was quoted by the
Oregonlan as saving anv claim of
the SP were not known to the rail
road attorneys and that the legal
Staff would Investigate.)
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Andes mountains Into Chile. Wil
liams formerly owned the Wood
River auto court, now operated by
Mrs. Evelyn Parke, and left late
this fall on a South American tour
which he is enjoying very much ac
cording to word received here.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Orth were
Christmas dinner guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Zumbrun and
son Billie.
Mr. and Mrs. Weston Engle of
Klamath Falls are spending the
holidays visiting here with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Engle.
Mr. and Mrs. William Bell and two
small daughters left Saturday for
their home in Klamath Falls after
spending the Christmas vacation
here at the home of his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Zumbrun. .
Mrs. John Helzer of San Jose,
Calif, is a houseguest here at the
home of her uncle, aunt and niece,
Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Varnum and
daughter Audrey. She plans to leave
the last of the week for a visit at
Albany, Ore., and may stop here
again en route home. Mrs. Helzer
had never In all her life seen snow,
and was excited and thrilled by the
snowstorm last Sunday. She was
taken to Crater lake i where she saw
plenty of snow) on Tuesday by Mrs.
Varnum. accompanied by Audrey,
and a friend. Miss Joyce CoDeland.
and enjoyed the trip and winter
scenery Immensely.
Fort Klamath is enjoying a very
mild winter, even more so than last
year, which was exceptionally mild
for this locality. To date, very little
snow has fallen and the weather Is
unbelievably nice to date in com
parison with the usual variety to
which the local residents are used
and which they expect at this time
oi year.
B.1, ZeuV'SS. ! rZ.J, , "I". B' - Zeuerl
both students at the University of
Oregon, have spent their vacations
here with their families, the Rev.
Harley Zellers and the Leroy Gien
gers. Mrs. Harry Whiting, a member
of the local grade school faculty, Is
expected pack Wis week-end from
two weeks spent in the Warm
Mrs. Les Hnbark received word
will accompany her husband.
Home for the holidays is Bcver-
i'. rtmru irom me scnool lor tne : ,w i. .u nt . --n.. u...
deaf in Salem She is the daughter ), of Jeff,rson Cltv. Mo., had been
o? Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Baird. knM ,n momnbile accident
Guests of Mrs. Ursula Bond this ..P previous day. bu to date she
past two weeks have been her nBS r(.CPh.fd no additional details of
daughter and son-in-law a n d tne tragedy.
Kriutusuu. ,vir. ano .Mrs. Kobcrt rn
Francis Hess was here vhitluK his
parents and oilier relatives during
the holidays.
The Anderson family enjoyed a
reunion oil Christmas at the John
Martin home In Klamath Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Goeckner and
son Kent and daughter. Thirta, left
Monday morning fur their home in
Snrines reservation ui.h .,.. I ' Ur, .... . ' " scnool was out the members of the
k ti iiM. u'-ics is mc tormer uioria
oauu. narry wnmng. wno was
transferred from the Klamath res
ervation in the early fall.
rteturning to their college studies
ine nv oeiore unrisiman mat ner , Silt.m. Wr. tloeckner was on a busi
ness trip here and Mrs, Goeckner
and children visited at the R. II.
Anderson home and with olher rela
tives In Klamath Falls during
Christmas eek.
The Vern Moore family Is now
living at the new Moore home hero.
Mr. and Mrs. Lows Hendrlckson
arc on a trip to Portland this week
Tuesday afternoon before
and
cri-nri iphnnl fn,i!tu nl On..
enriiiate ' '"' "Rrl'y "llcr- wno operate tne i and the Burgess girls, uncle and
Christmis n,v dinner ..c , i wn001 cafeteria, met for a Christ- ' aunt and family are staying with the
Mr and Tvrs Fred '7" st ' i n.a.i part and gift exchange. Mrs. I girls while the Hcndrlcksons are
at Southern Oregon colleee th,s 1 Mr .,km v.,:V.Z:. "i nilr7 .lvm,ml!- 1"rnl,nra a Home-, away.
Mr. and Mrs. William Prlcbe. Summerf SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 8 ,P, -A
who spent Christmas with Georgia , San Francisco tor the pasf two ! ?. "'" S.r J"P"!"'cd by "
rneoe and otner relatives in Port- months, where she Is also studvim, i .. ' .. . " "Mr; J " 1 . . " .."' " """" . jumjiea
land, returned last Sundav. Hnlinnv auvt t m,. n i
Mrs. James Bowman who has gren were her son and grandchil
been in California for the past tew drcn. Jerry Nygren. Sharon and
months is now staying with her Jerrv Jr . who rirnr. nnrth frntn
daughter and son-in-law. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank DiUlio. Mrs. Bowman
Is a former Gilchrist resident.
J. B. "Pat" Rice had an especially
happy Christmas season as he re
ceived a turkey at the high school
just before they dismissed for the
holiday vacation.
Elizabeth Bailee. Instructor at the
high school, has been spending the were other guests
California, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Ny
gren and daughter Linda of Klam
ath Falls, and Mrs. Eileen Walton,
also from California.
Mrs. Cora Crystal and Dan Sulli
van were Christmas Day guests In
Sprague River of Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Hess. Mr. and Mrs. Wade
Crawford and daughter Corallo
ennstmas vacation' In Olympla, Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Cook attend'
wasn- ' ed the Copco Christmas partv on
Rev. and Mrs. A. C. Grimes and ! Wednesday, December 24. In Klam
their three daughters Caroline. Ro- ath Falls and spent the following
berta and Shirley, spent part of day with their daughter and son
Christmas week visiting relatives In Ir.-law, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Jones. In
tiee In the grade school hall and
were entertained by special num
bers presented by the high school
band and the girls' glee club, both
ui'der the direction of D. L. Miller,
principal. Small class parties end
ed the school session.
Claire Cheshire of Minneapolis Is
leaving Sunday to return to her
Job as a welfare worker after spend
ing the Christmas holidays In
Chiloquin with her sister, brother-in-law
and their four sons, the D.
L. Miller family. Miss Cheshire was
also an Oregon guest last Christ
mas. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Burnett of
from the Oolden Gate bridge yes-
icroay as tne u. s. s. Colohan, a
destroyer, passed by. The death was
listed as the 87th suicide from the
lofty span.
Coburg and In Eugene. They re
turned for Sunday services and are
again visiting in the Willamette
valley for the remainder of the
children's vacation from school.
Rev. Grimes' family lives in Co-
Klamath Falls. The highlight of
that visit was seeing granddaughter
Lit.do with her first Christmas tree
and gifts.
Mrs. Blanche Peters was hostess
on Christmas Eve at a party and on
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