PAGI SIXTIIN
HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH PALLS, ORBOON
THURSDAY, AUO. 23, 194
Klamath Kids Ready Pets
For Parade Tomorrow;
Prizes For Each Entry
Tomorrow's the dsyf Klmth
kids will to U out In presenting
the best of thrir ptu In Uie kom
Hied pet parade slated to form at
10:30 tomorrow monunc at tnc
court house.
Any pet of any sue. color,
deacrlptton can be entered, with
apeclal prises awarded to winners
of the following claim:
1, T:t beat dressed pet.
t. The moat oamiral pet.
S. The moat anoaual pet.
4. The bineat pet.
a. The amailesi pet.
Regardless of whether they win
a prize or not, all the local yo unp
awn who participate In the ahow
will receive prizes.
A "lucky horseshoe" key chain
and a tree ticket to the Hi-Ho tun
ahow at 8:30 Saturday morning In
the Pelican theater will be presented
to each and every entrant In the
parade.
Special prizes to the winners ar
being donated by Sean. Roebuck
company. Montgomery Ward. Mil'
Prune Monopoly
Cose Dismissed
WASHINGTON. Aug. M 14 A
complaint charging the Northwest
Dried Fruit association, Portland,
and its members with conspiring to
create a monopoly In the sale of
prunes has been dismissed by the
federal trade commission.
Commissioner William A. Ayres.
In an opinion in which, the full
commission concurred, said the
complaint had involved a contract
clause designed to protect sellers
against delivery obligations. This
hinged on whether the crop was
unusually damaged because of
weather conditions.
Ayres ruling noted the associa
tion comprised virtually all the
prune industry In Washington, Ore
gon and Idaho. The members pro
duce what amounts to the nation's
entire output of Italian-type prune.
Fruit Moths Again
Found In Oregon
SALEM. Aug. 3S nrst ori
ental fruit moths found In Oregon
since IMS and th frt ,
. . . . ivum
In a peach-growing area here were
uu manm irom a backyard
peach tree In the city limits of The
Dalles, Frank MeKennon, chief of
the division of plant Industry, state
department of agriculture, said to
day. The moths (not flies, for the ori
ental fruit fly has not been found
In the state of Oregon, according
to MeKennon) were discovered at
Nyssa and Ontario in IMS, and al
though that area has been -trapped"
every year since IMS no fur
ther specimens have been picked
up there.
Agriculture department survey
workers will do more -trapping''
In The Dalles area to determine
extent of the infestation and steps
will be taken immediately to set up
control program, MeKennon said.
NEW SCFERIXTEXDEXT
ASTORIA, Aug. 25 OPl Kenneth
X. Wolz. 31. Minneapolis, will be
come superintendent of the Colum
bia hospital here September 1. He
succeeds Carl O. Moberg, who Is re
signing after IS years In the post.
ler'a department store. Miller's
studio. Matt Ftnnlgan's and Pen
ney 'a.
The parade wiU begin at II a. as.
at the court heme, and will mora
down Main ilrM, terminating at
uie new VMt'A (rounds at
Eleventh and Pine streets.
The show w ill be put on by Klam
ath retail merchants as a part of
the achool days salute.
Records Fall
At Round-Up
In Pendleton
PENDLETON, Aug. 23 (.7) A
bulldogglng record and a near
record calf roping time were already
posted for the 39th annual Pendle
ton roundup today as cowpokes went
into second day competition.
Oral Zumwalt. Wolf Creek.
Mont, dropped a steer In t-4 sec
onds yesterday for the new record.
The tune waa four-tenths at a
eecond better than the previous
snare, set la 1M.
The fast calf roping time of 13.1
seconds by Cotton Lee. Clevis.
N. M- was within ene-tnth at" a
second at the record art In 141.
Gene Rambo, Shandon. Calif- a
leader for his third International
Rodeo association title, had troubles
in the first day's events. He was
thrown in the bareback ride, tailed
to halt his steer in the bulldogiring
and pulled leather in the saddle
bronc ride. He placed, however. In
steer roping. Rambo won the Jack
son trophy here in 1944 and his
early muses in the points put him
behind for a repeat in this arena.
Frank Gamble. Tcppenlsh. Wash-
used his own suing of ponies to
win the pony express, cowboy pony
and relay ra:e.
A first day crowd of 6600 cheered
the veteran rodeo entrants.
Foresighted
Marine Flier
Late And Wet.'
LOS ANGELES, Aug. U (T)
Tn Clark, snarine Tcaeos flier,
Denver, waa Hying over Uie
ocean near CsUllna Wand when
be radioed his base:
-Call my wife. Tell her I II
be la to for chow.
Minnies later the engine of his
Cereetr plane conked out and
he crashed Into the ocean as ho
had anticipated. A fishing boat
picked him op wet but unhurt.
Did Hoover Refuse
Senate Seat?
NEW YORK. Aug. 25 (Pv-Herbert
Hoover and Oov. Thomas E. Dewey
both declined comment on whether
the governor offered the ex-president
a seat in the senate.
The report that the seat now
held by Sen. John Foster Dulles
t R-N' Y 1 wa, flrt nfferH
er appeared In a Washington Eve
ning otar newspaper column yester
day. -Mr. Hoover, whllo mwnliln.
the courtesy of the New York gov
ernor, declined." the columnist
wrote.
Reclamation
Funds Voted
For Klamath
WASHINOTON, Aug. IS () Cash
appropriations for a half dozen
Northwest reclamation projects were
voted by the senate yesterdsy.
Most figures represented Increases
i over amounts previously voted by
uie nouse.
They Included (with house-approved
figures in parentheses!:
Lewis Orchards. Idaho, $370000
(tmsofli; Palisade. Idaho I.M6.
000 174.350; Deschutes, Ore..
S1.4M.700 i$l.l83.8oo: Klamath.
Ore.-Caltf, M03.460 t$SO.0OO: Yak
ima. Rosa division. Wash., S413.203
iSJillttai; Hungry Horse. Mont.,
IJg.TMJSO tfcio.400.000i: Columbia
Basin, Wash- S70.034.390 (SS9.075,-000".
American women use perfume
and fragrance nrodiu-t t .-
value of $684,000,000 per year.
REFl'SED LICENSE
SALEM. Aug. IS (Pv The nursery
license renewal application of L. E.
Marcus, operator of Sherwood bulb
gardens, hss been refused formally
by the state department of airl.
culture. The stste held Marcus
guilty on four complaints. They in
cluded charges that he deceived his
customers and misrepresented his
merchandise.
Siepfather 'Guesses' He
Mistreated Vet Amputee
MONTESANO, Wash.. Aug. 33
( "I guess on several occasions
I dragged him by the hair and
slapped his face, but I was just
trying to cure him."
With those words. Sheriff Mike
Kltgore said. ol-ycar.old Frank
Chase confessed orally to mauling
his 39-yrar-old ampule veteran
stepson, Henry Chum.
The confession was given yestet
day before a group of newspaper
men. Kllgore said S-tiaea aomuted
beating ( hum because (he latter
-had loot his self ropevl."
Chsse is held In the Gray llur
bor county Jail on assault charges.
A suit In Chum's behalf was filed
In Superior Judge J. M. Phillips
court by Lester Strttmalter, a Ho
qulam attorney. The complaint
charged that Chase, by "intimida
tion, threats, force and fraud."
took $376803 In government dis
ability payments from .Chum, and
alleged that the World War 11 vet
eran was forced to sign a certlflcste
of title tor the amputee automobile
given him by the government and
tint Chase sold the machine.
The slightly built ex-QI, who last
his left leg above Uie knee In a
Japanese bombing on New Guinea,
told Kllgore yesterday he had been
forced to crawl about the house on
hands and knees for 13 hours last
Christmas Day.
The sheriff quoted Chum aa say
Hi :
-I waa led to believe thai I
waa always In the wrong and was
I ooittg my mind. It gal eo bad
thai time became hasy In my
mind, but I waa too frightened to
eaeape. I waa beaten with a
knotted rope, a Iwo-iiirh plank
and a gun slock."
Chum's arms, legs and body were
covered with bruises, welts and
scars. A doctor's examination
Tuesday showed broken ribs.
Kllgore said Chum related that
conditions became worse after he
was persuaded two years ago to
give Cliaso a power of attorney.
ills $130 a mouth 80 per cent dis
ability checks from Uie government
were turned over to Chase, Chum
said.
Grays Harbor County Prosecutor
Manlry J. Krauze said Chase ad
mitted to him last night that In
accepted Uie stepson's compensa
Uon checks, but added Uie money
was used to pay Joint expenses ot
the household.
The veteran waa found Mondav
by neighbors who Investigated
when Ihey heard him yell. He
waa huntrjf. his hair long and
mailed, hla clothes In Ullera,
Chase was arrested later near
Rochester In a car containing sev
ers! weapons.
Judge Denies
Communists'
Mistrial Plea
NEW YORK, Aug. 33 Fed
eral Judge Harold R. Medina today
denied a motion by defense counsel
for a mistrial In the communist
conspiracy trial.
Judge Medina aUo denied Ih
motion that Hiisscl Jannry, a Juror
be dixiualllled and that an Inquiry
be mails as to his possible "Influ
ence" on oilier Jurors.
Defense attorneys yesterday
asked for a mistrial on the ground
that Jannry author ef the bent
selling novel '.Miracle of the
Hell" had shown blaa In pri
vate conversations with an act
ress and sliifer, Miss (arul H.
Nathanaon.
The 11 communist leaders are
charged with conspiracy to advocate
violent overthrow ot the government.
1'NiiiENTiKiKii nonr
PORTLAND, Aug. 38 lT) A
middle aged man's body waa pulled
yesterday Irom the Willamette river
by Portland harbor patrolmen. The
roioiirr'a ofllra said the man was
clad In Ian shirt, brown panta and
blue coat. An empty wallet wai
found In one pocket.
William F. Cody, known as
"llufiilo Hill,' was made a colonel
by the governor of Nevada.
is nv isrr THiti. iMiriirr.
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fass corvr
SALEM. Aug. 33 IIP) Pass Count,
stretch-winning gelding that won
three straight handicaps at the Ore
gon state fair last year, will be In
the exposition's six-day race meet
which begins here Labor Day.
New York stste contains about
6500 Indians, who are living on
eight reservations.
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