HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLI. OREGON
FRIDAY, JULY I, 14IM
PACI TWO
Franey Back,
But Prisoner
Still In East
Sheriff Jack Krnfy returned from
Indlnpo! Thursday, but without
th prisoner he wnt for.
Th sheriff went back to Indian
to take Into custody an army private,
Lewis K. Murphy, named In a aecret
Indictment her charging larceny by
Impersonation. Murphy allegedly
aimed the nam of a coiuiructlon
company paymaster to ami asoo
worth of checks In Klamath county.
At th tun he waa AWOL from
Fort Benjamin Harrison, lnd. He
later waa picked up by th army
and placed in th brig at Fort
Benjamin Harrison, wher he sup
posedly waa to be held for release
to Klamath county.
Extradition paper wer okayed
her and Franey went back to In
dianapolis lo attend an extradition
heannc then. After th army pri
vate waa ordered turned over to
Franey. It developed Murphy wasn't
around anywhere.
He had been released from the
brig and transferred to Camp Atta
bury, Ind, for duty, had cotten an
mergency furlough and decamped.
The army, Franey said, was un
able to produc th man it had
promised would be "available at all
times."
Franey la now dickering with th
army to bring Murphy out to Ore
gon In military custody, If and when
be I located.
Priest Arrested
For Running
'Gambling Game'
ROCKFORD. Ill, July I 0i Th
K. Raymond Patrick Oordan. a
Roman Catholic priest, was arrested
last night after 1 policemen raided
his church to halt a bingo game.
Th priest, pastor of St. Bridget's
church In suburban Love's Park, was
charged with being a keeper of a
gambling establishment. He was re
leased on his recognisance after ap
pearand before a jus tic of th
peace.
Folic Chief Roy York of Love's
Park led th raid and said several
place of gambling equipment wer
seised tn th church's basement. He
said Andrew Possi and two other
unidentified men wer arrested on a
a charge of operating a gambling
establishment They wer released
oo bonds of 1130 each after appear
ing before a fustic of th peace.
Bom 50 patron wer at the
church, York said, but were not
taken Into custody.
Tuna Boats Back
At Sea Again
BAN PEDRO, Calif.. July 1 ur
Th tuna boats will take to th high
eea again next week after a two
Bonths strike-enforced lull.
Th CIO fishermen's union reach
ed an agreement with San Pedro
canneries yesterday, similar to the
AFL fishermen's union deal In San
Diego last Tuesday. The union ac
cepted a dockaid price of $310 a
ton, 30 less than when the dispute
began but mar than canneries had
effered to pay after a recent retail
slump.
Yangtze Threatened
By
Floodwaters
NANKINO. July 1 UPl Th lower
Tangti valley today was threatened
by rising floodwaters.
River dikes her and at Pukow
across the Yangtze are near sub
mersion. Emergency steps are being
taken to meet the flood threat.
Four of 12 wharves on the river
front hav been Inundated. Street
around th railway station hav
been submerged.
An estimated 1000 refugee hav
been flooded out.
Dispatches from upriver say the
situation Is most critical In the
provinces of Anhwei and Kiangat
NEW MAN
PORTLAND, July 1 uPr-Edwin M.
Kerr, Portland realtor and World
War veteran, la Multnomah county s
new auditor.
He was appointed unanimously by
th county commissioners to succeed
Herbert O. Barbur, who was faulty
Injured In a truffle accident. Kerr
la a republican.
STROKE
ASTORIA, July 1 lP) Mrs. Mary
Rile. 77. mother of MaJ. Gen.
Thomas Rllea, Oregon's national
guard commander. Is In a hospital
here following stroke suffered at
her Camp Clatsop home.- -
Her condition waa reported
somewhat Improved.
In the first persecutions of Chris
tians in Rome, under Nero, the
Apostle Peler and Paul wer aaid
to have been martyred.
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SHEYLIN
LeRoy Sutton fell from a tree
Tuesday. June 31. and hurt his
back. He was taken to St. Charles
hospital and was released June 14.
Pet Simpklns went to Auburn.
Calif.. Tuesday, June 31. to get
his wife, who hed been visiting
her mother. They returned Thurs
day. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Panish,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Pamsh. Mr. and
Mrs. Monroe Pan-tan and Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Peine left Wednes
day to visit relative In Missouri.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Keppers and
Leo Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Erdman
and Mrs. Etonians father and
sister are all going to Canada on
their vacation?.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Roe are
parent of a baby girl born at St.
Charles hospital in Bend Monday,
June 30. She ha been named
Vickie Lynn.
Willi Smith waa admitted to
Lumberman's hospital in Bend
Monday. June 30.
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Olson. Or
vtlle Olson and Jim Tingley are
leaving on their vacation for North
Dakota to visit relatives.
Mr. and Mr. Ben Conklin and
family hav friends visiting them
from Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle Fuller are
leaving for Id-.ho ar.d Salt Lake
City and other points on a vaca
tion trip. While they are gone they
will visit relative they haven't
seen for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Krwin and
Audrey are going to th coast to
visit Mrs. Erwlns mother and sis
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stingley and
family spent last week-end in Fort
Rock wit hhia family.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Anderson
and family visited In Bend over
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Frederickson and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Posey and
family are spending their vacation
in California and will also visit
In Idaho There they will see some
cousins they haven t seen for quite
some time.
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Sayr are
goiig to spend a week In Portland
visiting with Sayre's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Simpklns and
family visited In Bend for a few
days with Mr. and Mrs. Eden Les
ter and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Anderson
and family are going to Washing
ton on their vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frederickson
and family of Bend will go with
them. -
Mr. and Mrs. Shorty- 8 ha ugh and
Bud are spending a week of their
vacation fishing at Crescent City,
Calif.
Walter Cooper is th new mall
carrier and starts work on July 1. 1
Eugene OKeeffe. who worked I
for th forest service her In Shev-
lln for a while in the summer, was I
married to Catherine O'Donnell of
Butte, a nurse who worked at St.
Charles hospital last summer. They
were married in Portland June 30,
and will live In Lakeview.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stingley and
family will apend a week of their
vacation fishing at Paulina lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Baker and
family are leaving for th summer
to visit In Oklahoma.
Jackie Procovleh enrolled In
nurses' training last week.
ACCIDENT
VALPARAISO, Chile. July 1
A former Chilean navy captain
was being buried today with mili
tary honors.
The guard of sailors fired a
rifle volley In salute.
- One of the bullets struck and
killed Ernesto Rodrigues, former
navy employe.
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Langell Valley
Mr. and Mrs. Chrts Hood visited
at Mslin Sunday with Mr. and Mra
Mike MrAulifle and greeted the new
little Julia McAuliffe.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Spaulding
had a son born last eek In Klam
ath Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smith and sons
of Lakeport, Calif., spent several
days with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fra
aier and Mrs. Smith Jr. Jimmy and
Leady stayed for a couple of weeks.
Their parent returned home Sun
day. Mary Dearborn spent last week at
Tulelake with her granddaughter.
Doris Hodges.
Congratulations to Mr. and Mra.
Howrey Roberts who wer married
last week at Reno. Mra Roberta la
the former Beverly Murdock of Po
valley. There will be a shower for
Mrs. Roberts July 1 at the parish
hall at t p. m. All friends are
cordially Invited.
Mr. and Mra. Art 8tewart of
Phoenix. Aris, are visiting her
brother. Bill Burnett, and family.
Mra Elsie Neel of Camas. Wash.,
i and her niece. Beryl Nichols, are
I visiting their sister and aunt. Helen
j Noble and family.
Mr. and Mrs. 6. C. Johnson. L. W.
Monro, and Mrs. Jacobsen were
I dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul
i Monroe on Wednesday.
Mrs. Helen Noble. Pauline and
I Harry, spent last week-end at Ash
land. They attended the wedding
of Naomi Klingshelm and Bob
Glover on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Mae Yale and Mrs. Jennl
Harris were Tuesday luncheon
guests of Mrs. Vivian Sullivan.
The Langell Valley 4-H Champs
and their, leader. Martin Brown,
wish to thank all who so grneroulsy
donated food, time, etc, to the
dance the Champs gave on June 11.
Mrs. Lloyd Gift has returned
home after visiting friends In Med
ford last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Oaks and
Mra. Anna Young, all of Long
Beach, spent several dsys with Mr.
and Mrs. John Sullivan.
Mrs. Nellie Quick of Malin spent
Sundsy with her daughter, Mrs.
Sullivan.
Mrs. P. R. Monroe. Mrs. Jacob
sen, and Mr. and Mrs. O. C. John
son wer guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Mike Dearborn and family on
Thursday.
Adolph Van Bevem of Portland
is visiting his daughter. Mrs. Frank
DeBel. Mary Jo DeBel la spending
several weeks In Klamath Falls
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Elliott House and Mrs. Don
Ross and Darell visited Mrs. Rich
ard Hoeffler and family of Hilde
brand Friday.
Tulelake To Be
Sprayed Again
TUIJELAKE. July 1 Mosquitoes
Lr.d bugs ere due for another frontal
attack tomorrow, Saturday, morn
ing, it was announced today by the
chamber of commerce. This will be
the second spraying of the season.
Merle Long of Farmers Air ser
vice plans to use a smaller, slower
plane to Increase effectiveness of th
treatment. Smoke will be distributed
which housewives and others are In
formed will not damage clothing,
bedding, yards.
The spray will be laid early In
the morning.
THEFT
PORTLAND. July I iVPi Jewelry
valued at 595 was taken by a thief
who broke a window of the Rose
'jewelers shop In Portlsnd esrly to
i day. Proprietor Morris I. Rosen
icrantz told police the loot included
'five diamonds and on gold ring.
OPErT iJ:30 COHTIMUOM
PIN ETR EI
ENDS TODAY
l!"i!tfUcir
Midland
Mra. Orval Kugltsh and Mrs. Van
Fwitaler wer hostesses to a lovely
pink and blu ahower Thursday eve
ning honoring Mrs, Carroll Mistier.
Oamea wer played with prises
going to Mra. Paul Swltsler. Mrs.
Carroll Mistier and Wanda Wlilt
mlr. Many lovely gltta were presented
In the honored guest, after which
time dessert and coffee waa served.
Those present wer Edna Ollcrlst,
Ada Childers. Wanda Whttmtre, Lois
Humbert, Mada Pavne, Mrs. C. W.
Swiuler. Mrs. J. W. Mistier, Mrs.
loren Stroud, Mrs. Lee Jones, Mrs.
Edward Burke, Mrlba Swiuler, Mra
John Mistier, Mrs. Van Swiuler,
Loetta Schortgen. Mrs. Paul Swiu
ler, Mrs. Orval English and Mra
Carroll Mistier.
Mra. Louis Paddock is slowly re
covering from a ma lor operation at
St Vincent's hospital tn Portland.
Th Midland Community club met
t the home of Mra. George Andrleu
Thursday afternoon. With the us
ual business meeting, a new project
was orge.red for work this sum
mer. Fourteen members wer
present.
The Community club will present
a atyle show on July 31 to show the
usefulness of feed sacka as new
fashions for wardrobe and home
We Invite all who may be Interested.
Place will be announced later. Host
ess for th meeting was Mrs. John
Mistier.
On July 33 there will be a stvle
show held at the Midland grange j
hall on the usual meetln night. '
luner grangers and friends are in
vited to see this show.
Al Longe To
Head Realtors I
Al Longe was selected to head 1
the activities of Klamath Realtors ;
for th coming year at the annual '
election meeting, held Wednesday i
at the WUlard hotel. He succeeds Al
Schmeck ss president.
Other officers chosen at the time I
for the 1SH9-J0 year were Burton ;
Gray as vie president, and Do ran
Brett as secretary-treasurer. Longe
and Gray have their own real estate
firms and Brett Is affiliated with '
Roland Wright, long-time Klamath
realtor. i
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RENO BROWNE
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IT HAS
M0Rt THRILLS ... THAN HAS EVER HEN CH0WDE0
Riders Starting To Sign
For Rodeo
Nine riders will definitely compete
In th arena at th fairgrounds dur
ing th three-day Klamath Haaln
Roundup, July 3. 9 and 4, but rapid
laat-nunut signing la expected tills
afternoon.
Ray Williams. KMUA secretary
treasurer, said there are "about a
hundred' cowboys milling around
th fairgrounds now looking over th
rodeo all and moet of them era
expected to Ink entry slips today.
Th first arena show will be held
Saturday night under th arcs,
starting at 7:30. Sundny and Mon
day alternoon shows will gel under
war at one o'clock.
Bareback riders who hav signed
are Jack Evans. Mt. Hebron; Dirk
Nelson, Wirkeiiburg, Aria, and
Johnny Becker. Fairfield. Calif.
Jack Sherman, Klamath rails. Is
the lone entry In (isle in th saddle
bronc competition.
Bull riders who have signed ror
action are "Corkv Jackson, Kiam-
ath Agency, and Becker. I
W. G. Hagelstein Installed
As Tue Rotary President
TULELAKE. July 1 W. O. Hagel
stein. president of the Butt Valley
bank. Dorrls. was Installed as presl-
dent of the Rotary club at a ladles'
ntsht dinner Wednesday. He suc-
ceeds Chester J. Main. Tulelake. I
Other officers Installed Included ;
William Ganger, secretary, succeed-
Ing Rev. Hugh Branson: Phillip j
Park succeesling II. T. Street as
l.-easurer: W. J. lllnes Jr . sergeant- I
at-arms; Charles K. Wiese. song
leader: Ross Kagland. pianist: and i
Dr. Charles E Wilson, publisher of ,
the club bulletin.
Directors who will serve this yeer
Include the president and secretary,
Hagelstein and Ganger; Dr. Rich
ard Sinclair. Chester J. Main. Ival
D. Wolfe and Phillip Park
Announcement of committees ap-
pointed by the new president ar as
follows: Alms and obiects. W O.
Hagelstein. fjitltmin: William
Ganger, Chet Main. Ivan Rose. Roes
SUNDAY
JULY 3rd
THE S7V1GE-
tVEKYTHINC .... MORI COMIDY,
THEIR BIGGEST AND MERRIEST 4
U-LENGTH FEATURE SHOW!
A panic ol joy rli of fun
with Stan and Olli. aold-
Mkrs with hstrU of gold. A
fortun. in laughs for thir mil
llona of fana!
Competition
Harvey Luer and Sherman will n
ter th bulldugglng.
In two even la tor Klamath basin
horses only. Konni Hatfield, Jim-
mi Swift, th Skylln ranch entry,
and Dusty Hhodea hav entered In
Ui sunk horse rare while Rhodes
is also lined up for th cold-blooded
quarter-mil rare
Two other local event which hav
been added to splr th show for
Klamath basin cowboys la th calf
roping and team roping, scheduled
for all three shows.
Reno Browne, added blond at
traction from Hollywood way, Is
expected to arrive In Klamath rails
aonieUm this veiling with her
horse, Major.
Mlsa Brown will be busy July 3
3 and 3 making personal appear
ances at th theatres, the kid s par
ade Saturday afternoon, the fair
grounds. Cal-Ore night club and
oiner pism. n m n... u ... ...
city July . last day of the roundup.
Itagland. Douglas L. Thomas. . J.
Ducket t.
Club service: Ross Ragland, chair
man: Dr. Richard Sinclair. Harold
Blankriishlp. Ival D. Wolfe.
Vncmtional service: Douglas Thom-
rriirn,n: R,a Daniel, Wayne
Mayfleld. Ross rauselt.
Community service: Ivan Rose.
chairman; LaVerne Hemstreet. W.
o. McClymomls, Burton J. Hoyle,
I lovd A. Boyd.
International service: K J. Duck
elt. Dale Tepper, A. K.
llutrhliuon.
I.. K Tillolaon.
Membership: W. R Moore, chair
man: L. A. Dragrr, Al Porter, W. J.
Shepard.
Program: Rey. Hugh Branson,
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rnalrman; W. O. Noggl. Ralph B
Savior, George Hleben,
Magaslne; Darrell L. Vernon, O.
V. Van Busklrk, Dr. Earl Spry.
, Master of ceremonies and official
drmoter of the retiring president.
Main, who originated th Idea of
passing live rabbit from member
to member tn spur membership.
Main appeared during th festivi
ties In rabbit suit.
Charlea K. Wlr auctioned off
the mother hare and her alx ynung,
netting IM for the propneed TF
Junior livestock show her this fall.
Ladles' night rUa marked the 34th
consecutive 100 per cent attendance
at meetings. Main gave 110 for each
perfect luncheon meeting to b
turned Into the Rotary foundation
e'hlch sponsors the study of foreign
students In this country.
The new president will onutlnu
the contribution weekly to b turned
over to the rrA project.
Th dinner was served In th
mines of th Tulelake Community
I'resbyterlan church by ladles of Ills
mild. Places wer msrked for ft.
Outboard Motor
Theft Probed
A burglary at th Carlo Mian
plar on Agency lake waa Investi
gated by Indian Service Officer
John Arkrll yesterday.
Arkell reported someone had used
a car or truck to carry away two
Johnson outboard motors, on a 15-
horsepower and the other a 3S
horsepower. The motors wer valued
at around I.VK).
IHMi-GIINK
spRiNortr.i.D. in . July i on
The Illinois aenat haa voted to
protect the mailman, milkman find
melrmau from dogs who bite.
11 passed and sent to the gover
nor a bill making th owner liable
if hla dog pula th bite on anyone
doing business nit th owner's
property. The business, of course,
must be lawful.
Hen William Kilos, of Chicago,
who haa Is dogs, said It was a
dog-gone good bill.
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Mother Sent
To Jail For
Boys Neglect
BOSTON, July 1 uV A moth
reused of hiding her U-yeer-oUl
son most of his life In rover th
"shame' of his Illegitimacy was sen
tenced yesterday to an Indefinite:
reformatory term.
Mrs. Anna Sullivan, 45. also th
mother of two other ma line rorp
sons and a daughter, appealed.
Th boy, (Irralil, was found near
th Sullivan home last March M
wealing (altered girl's clothing, hla
feet bare and his hair long and
turly.
. He told nf bring hidden from th
world In the Sullivan horn for most
of his life. Th Isd, who hsd na
formal education, was unsbls even
to dim1) stslrs.
Th youngster apiieared In court
yesterday well gioomrd. His long
locks had been shorn and h was
dressed In standard bov'a clothing.
He waa ad lodged a neglected child
bv Justice rrauklin W. U Mile and
res held in gloom) ball. The step
ass taken lo assure hla return to
the state home where h lives with
other children.
Mrs. Sullivan told the court thai
she hid the boy to conceal the farl
ol his birth. She said alt meant
no harm and wanted to start lif
new with the youngster In a
neighbor hood where they would not
N known.
Tlie boy rrfuaed. however, lo show
ny Interest In his mother. ,
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conquest of Knglsnd by Willism of'
Nuiiuandy occurred in loos.
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