THURSDAY, DEC. I. lfv
HtKALD AND NfcWi. K.LAMAIM t-AiXi. VkuJjih
I u
jurynears
Recorded
Confession
nOflEMUriO. Dec. I ut- By;
means of e wire recording, a Jury ,
yesterday heard Joseph Louie Kiel. 1
Myrtle Creek, tell 111 hla own words I
how he allegedly kiilrd Hlanley I
Jimn Tuck sr. Springfield, by I
strangling him wllh a brlt.
"(something rw" In trial work In
Oregon, til record Ink wm admitted
In evidence over the objection of
th detenu. Circuit Jude William
O. East ruled that the atalement I
waa voluntarily given, alter he had i
listened to the recording after the i
Jury waa dluiilwed Tuesdsy alter-,
nonn. I
"Now tell u Just exactly flrat how
you killed him?" (he Jurors heard
the voire of District Attorney
Robert U. Davl ask. I
Well, I took my brlt off and
ehoked him wllh 11." the voice of
Kiel ram over the machine. j
Under questioning of the district ,
ttorney. Kiel told drtalla trading !
up U the alleged crime and dls- j
position of Turker'a body under a (
brtdk near Riddle October 30. The
recording waa made afier Kirl'a ar
rest the nliht of October 30.
Mrs. Bishop's
Funeral
Held Monday
Funeral scrv!rs for the talk Mn,
Kettle Joaephlna Bishop war held
Monday afternoon at J o'clock at
the fort Klamath Methodist church,
with Rev. Wmlry Huntley, paatnr of
Chlloquln and Fort Klamath church
a, officiating. Mrt. Ulshnp, who
waa beloved long-time Wood Riv
er valley resident, passed away at
Klamath Fella on Tueaday, Novem
ber 23. following an extended Ill
ness. Blie waa born November 17, 1SU,
at Plltuflcld. Mu. bring M yeara
old at the time of her death. Up
until the Urn ah waa atrlcken by
lllneaa. ah waa an active member
of many yeara' alandlng of the Civ
ic Improvement club, women' or
ganization of fort Klamath.
I - Widowed
Kh waa preceded In death sev
aval year ago by her husband.
Fred Buhop. During thetr year of
rwldenc her. Mr. and Mr. Buhop
war engaged In dairying, tint at
th Pelton ranch later moving to
th eld Klrkpatrlrk place waat of
har. and of mor recent year,
had leaard the Alvin Copeland prop
erty In Fort Klamath. Sine the
death of her huaband, Mrs. Blrriop
had been living at her horn her.
In addition to relative In the East,
ah la survived by a son, Leon, who
with hla wile and daughter, Su
san nr, arrived her last week,
galled by th death of hit mother.
They returned iblsfweek; tohali
gtorne at Proseer, Wash.
Final rlta for Mra. BUhop wer
Mended by local friend and neigh
bor, with several old friend alio
coming from ouuld polnu to pay
their last respects to th deceaaed.
Two acleotlona wer aung by Beth
Moore, soprano soloist of Klamath
Telia; Including "Saviour Llk a
fthepherd Lead U." and "When
Shall I Behold Hla Presence?",
i , Pallbearer
Acting a pallbearer wer Del
bert Denton. William Brewer, Ord
Prltohatt, Elmer Zumbrun, John
Orant and Robert E. Oorden.
Commitment aervleea wr held
by Rev. Huntley at th graveside
at th Port Klamath cemetery,
where Mra. BUhop waa laid to rert
In the family plot.
Thief Didn't Squat,
Captured
ORLANDO. Pie. lift On Jamee
found out he had better watch his
atep after this. Picked up by Po
lice Ueut. Jo Beach on suspicion
In the theft of a 30 bill, Jameg
told convincing story and was re
leased. Aa he left headquarters, police no
ticed he had a alight list to tar-
board. Closer examination allowed
the aole of James left ahoe was a
bit thicker than the right. The 20
bill waa folded under the sole. In
jail, James said, "I'd have gotten
away If I'd Just squatted a little."
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