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PAGE EIGHT HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS. ORECON WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 28, 1949 Wets' Fifth Try Fails In Oklahoma OKLAHOMA CITY. Sept. J8 (, Oklahoma I (till legally dry, nd victory-flushed prohibitionists pro claimed their Intent to mak It lit erally dry toe. Tht filth attempt In 43 rears of statehood to repeal the state's con stitutional ban on Intoxicants mas decisively beaten In a special elec tion yesterdsy. With 3584 out of 3720 precincts re ported, tha unofficial returns vere: Tot repeal 364.861. Against repeal 313.071. Victory Conceded Victory was conceded to the dry forces last night by A. O. Kulp. Tulsa attorney who headed the re peal organisation Incorporated as tha Oklahoma Economic Institute. Tha chairman of the victorious United Dry association. David C. Bhapard. promptly announced a campaign for "ridding cur state of bootleggers and the erlla of the whisky traffic" But the wet said the bootleggers were the real winners. Other repeal efforts were defeated In 10. mo. 136 and 140. Missis sippi la the only other state with statewide liquor ban. Check Back But $560 Cash Gone PENDLETON. Sept 2 UH Alon so Oonsler. Sandy, who lost a bill fold with $560 In cash and $3000 bank draft last Saturday while driv ing between Board man and Emi grant Rill, some 62 miles, will get It back minus the cash but with the bank draft. A Btanf leld man found the billfold In the middle of tha highway near Emigrant Springs. Only the money waa missing. Consler continued his trip to Kan sas City. Monday to spend the win ter, feeling pretty sad. He had spent most of Sunday retracing his route between Emigrant and Board man. looking for the billfold. Police Chief Charles Lemons said the billfold would be forwarded to him. i ...I , Stork Again Scoops New Jersey Scribe JERSEY CITY, N. J.. 8ept. 34 (;T Reporter Ray Klerce wonders sometimes It he's in the right busi ness. It seems that every time hit wife has a babr. Ray has to go out and cover a big newt story tor his pa per, the Jersey Journal. A year ago; Klerce 1 firstborn, a boy. Jsn. arrived Just aa a three alarm tire broke out. Ray had to cover the fire before he could go to the hospital. Stork Returns Yesterday, Ray was covering an important presa conference given by Governor Alfred E. Driscoll here. In the midst ot the proceedings, the telephone rang. Ray was told hts wife was being taken to t h e Margaret Hague Maternity hospital. Oovernor Driscoll told the report er he could understand that the news was more Important to him than anything the governor had to ssy. But Klerce staved tor the ret of the press conference. P. S : This time It was a T-pound baby girl named Penny. takes off for Masks today atlrr be- New York. 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