PACE SIX
MtKALL AINU INtVVJ, KLAMAIfl hALLS, CJKtCON
MONDAY, JULY II, Uf
Order Of Antelope Members Scatter
To Homes Today After Mountain Meet;
Percy Locey Elected Chief White Tail
MART MOI'NTAIX. Uk County.-
Ore. July 1 Members of the Order
of the Antelope scattered to their
homea In eeveral state today after
convening again at the Blue Sky
hotel her over tha week-end. re-
dedicating thrmaelrea to wildlife
roraerratlon. and electing Perry
I-orey of Consuls aa chief white
tall for the coming year.
Locey succeeds Art Fuh of Lake
view aa head of the unique organ
ization, whose official title are ai
unique as Ita convention and 1U
meeting place In a trove of pines
and aspens here. Other officers:
John Blair. Lakerlew, grand
Jackass barkaro.
Jrm Faha, Lakrrlew, grand aee
reUry. Don McNeill Lakerlew. assist
ant (rand aerrrtary.
Gilbert Fleet, Klamath Falls,
grand ehef.
Frank Graham. Eugene, grand
barmonlser.
Lelth Abbott, Portland, king of
the desert.
A. U O. Schaeler, Bend, desert
vnlfure.
Bill Temple too, Timkerllae,
Ore, keeper si tha tall.
Tom Williams, Part Angeles,
Wash, thief lookoat.
A. B. nuson. Altaraa, grand
herd sir.
Jerry Ullie, Eugene, keeper of
the wampnm.
Walter Pearson. Portland, keep
er of the water note
Jack Hopkins, Lone Pine. Calif,
aage jam per.
Malcolm Epley, Klamath Falls,
desert ereat
Dr. Stewart Endleott, Lakerlew,
grand proselyter.
Klrby S. tortsme. Coos Bay,
Bart moantain tick picker.
Tip Powers, Ontario, bead
awamper.
A. E. Gerlmonte, Wrstflre, fod
der tester.
Maurice Leslie. Klamath Falls,
keeper of th knives.
Tony Lnsman, Medfard, gram
clipper.
The Saturday night eampllre pro
gram Included speeches by E. 8.
Jackman, Oregon State college
The Saturday night campfire pro
gtam Included speeches by K. R.
Jarkman. Oregon State college
st aft man and national writer on
western lore: Prank Jenkins. Klam
ath Falls publisher: Francis Lam
bert, Portland, ex -chief white tall,
and several others. Lelth Abbott,
Portland, was master of cerembniea.
Chief White Tall Fun gar his
farewell address and antelope belt
buckles were presented to him and
Lambert by Elmo Angele. Lakerlew,
president of the state Elks associa
tion. John Blair and Dick Johns of
Lakerlew conducted the Initiation
of the ")ackasa" neophytes.
Entertainment was prarided by a
group from HEX. Portland.
Approximately M men. Including
aooui a erare Iron Klamath Fans,
attend rd the sisalsua af the Ula
annual convention.
TOONERVILLE FOLKS
f( ?LAP Tioinss op Great Joy
Woodworkers
Draft Rules
SPOKANE. July it x Delegates
to the International Woodworkers
district convention hare carried the
Taft-Hartley non-communist oath
requirement a step farther.
The controversial labor law re
outres only that a union's officers
aign the oath before the union may
carry any problem before the na
tional labor relations board.
IWA delegates voted yesterday,
however, to require all candidates
for office to file the signed oath
before the union election. Two
slate of candidate were nomin
ated. They are: President, Earle C.
Nlmz. Spokane, incumbent, and Fred
Siefken. Coeur d'Alene; vice presi--dent.
Carl Roone, Bonnar, Mont.,
Incumbent, and Charles Ritchie.
Newport: secretary treasurer, Ed
Anderson, Potlatch, Idaho, lncom
bent. and William Orsha m, Spo
kane: trustee, Delbert Oundvaldson.
Newport-
Grasshoppers
Moving In On
Lake County
LAKEVIEW. July 18 (, Federal
entomologists reported today that
Nevada-born grasshoppers moving
across sage areas of Harney and
Lake counties have been laying eggs
for a week or more.
Vanguards of the Insect hordes
were reported moving north and
northwest at four to six miles a day.
So far the Infestation has centered
on brush and sage sectors of the I Join the field party at Hart moun-
two Southern Oregon counties, but I tam.
one edge of th horde la nearing
the grasslands of Warner valley.
The entomologists hope to survey
the range of the insect for their
control plans that will begin next
spring hen the eggs hatch.
Thomas Duval and Leonard M.
Clayton. Eko. Nev and Walter J.
Scott. Washoe ccunty. Kev have
establi5hed a camp at Hart moun
tain. The grasshoppers were plen
tiful there yesterday.
Duval reported the Insects mere
ranging over an area from beyond
White Horse ranch. 40 miles east of
Field, to the Hart mountain camp.
Dr. B. O. Thompson and Robert
W. Every. Oregon State college en
tomologists. Corvallis. were due to
Teen-Ager Dies
In Car Crash
PRINEVILLE. July IS 'Teen
ager Pstsy Nelson was killed Satur
day and a companion Injured when
a car In which they were on an
outing overturned along the Crooked
river road.
Miss Nelson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. James Nelson. Prlnevllle, died
In the wreckage. Blllie Bordon. 18.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Bordon. Prlnevllle, suffered a frac
tured pelvl.
Men's & Ladies'
Jodhpurs
Reduced!
Black or brown calf , . . most
sites available.
Keg. II .M
Now . .
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Labor Party Eyes
NYC Candidates
NEW YORK. July II The
American labor party reportedly was
ready today lo nam Rep. Vlto
Marcantonlo and Henry A. Wallace
as lis candidates for mayor of New
York City and Hi U. S. senale III
next November's election. Th des
ignating committee meets tonight.
Marcantonlo. head of the party
and representative from New York's
lith congressional district, has said
he would be a candidate against
Mayor William ODwyer should the
latter seek re-election. O'Dwyer re.
cently announced he would run for
another term.
Handsome Foursome
Film Star Weds
On Sunday
BEVERLY HILLS. Calif.. July II
i Crooner Dick Haymes and his
bnde. the former Nora Eddtngton
Flynn. are honeymooning today at
his horn.
They were wed yesterday In the
garden of the same home. They
plan to leave later this week for a
three-week honeymoon in Hawaii.
The bride. 25. was given away by
her father. Jack Eddlngton
Nora obtained divorce from
actor Errol Flynn In Las Vegas. Nev..
July S. and Haymea. 33. was divorced
by actress Jnsnne Dm in Reno.
Nev., June 28.
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IRON U'Ni
SEATTLE. July IS An Iron
lung attachment which permits an
operation on a patient was sent to
v nivuirr, o. v .. oj mil imc jrs- t UIBIIV V k atTIV
The attachment a.i rcouested by 1 " "
Vancouver hospital for a patient, i fouraome for vacaUon! Piunge-nevk
whose nam was not given. ! shirt, big-pocketed skirt is a gay
Foster Home
Sought For
7-Year-0ld
BAN FRANCISCO. July 11 lPV
Juvenile authorities hop aonieon
will com forward tndy with an
offer of a horn, lov and under
standing for a svn-yar-old boy
who killed a man.
Teddy Moreno, housed In the
nursery of th Juvenile horn, is
completely unaware that h killed
Fred Throckmorton, 61, hi grocer
friend. Friday.
Juvenile Jurin Milton D. Baplro
said th shouting was accidental.
There la no thought of punishing
pair to wear over bra and short to
and from th beach I
Pattern tied: alsea 13. 14. 11 II.
30. Sise II. -piece eiuembl with
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th boy, h added. Th court Just
wants a new horn for him.
"H comes from a disturbed fam
ily," th Judg aald. The eldest of
six children, little Teddy lived with
hi father and stepmother. H
mother abandoned htm when he was
a baby and nearly four year of
hi III hav been spent In foster
homea.
Th shooting look plar In
Throckmorton's store. Th boy hsd
been sent there by his stepmother.
Willi th grocer filled an order,
Teddy walked behind th counter
and aaw Ui gun. H picked H am,
apparently thinking It a toy Use
on he hsd at horn and pulled ike
trigger.
REINFORCEMENTS
1IONCI MONO, July II m
Britain's Hong Kong garrison todsy
waa strengthened by 3HO0 relnfnrr.
ments landed by Uie troopship
Duller and Empire Trooper. Th
garrison eventually will hav U.Ooo
troops.
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