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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1954)
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14. 1954 HERALD AND NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PACK TEBSTTW Twins "Booby trap" Cops, Courts, State In Strange Missouri Liquor Law Case they abandoned Ora'i ease. tried Ira. . ,, ' You still' follow 11? and I Ira was convicted In Circuit I Court but the Supreme Court held Monday that Ira couldn't be charged with the offense because lira discharged, agreed feel tnt be just worked for Ora state might have been 1Wcy The Supreme Court, in ordering trapped. JEFFERSON CITY. Mo. Wl A few minutes after midnight The authorities were trying to try Ora but they really had Ira, so Dec. 2. 1850, a couple of deputy sheriffs went to St. Joseph, Mo., hotel operated by Ora Coldrr.on. They later testified they bought whisky at the hotel and arrested they switched and convicted Ira is Young time! Instead of Ora. But now it seems they can't do that to either Ora or Ira. That's" what the Missouri Su preme Court ruled Monday in act ing on the "baffling case of the identical twins." Confusing to you? Well it was Just about as confusing to the legal authorities involved. Here's how the whole, thing got started: . ., Ora. He asked them to wait a min ute, laying he wanted to give Ills keys and his money to his brother, Ira. . : - The flowers thot bloom in the spring, tro-lo, are no prettier than our fresh,, new crop of girls' weor! Brinq dauqhter in to see our dainty styles in soft ond crisp fabrics, Jn a delightful bouquet of colors. Ora went alone into another room and testimony showed Inter told bis brother to give up to the law. - - That's when the confusion really started. . ' Ira went to. the station1 with the HOME ON LEAVE are Bob Shearer, left, ton of W. and Mrs. Charles, Shearer, 4205 Bisbee, and Owen E. Moore, son of Mr. end Mrs. J. B. Moore, 3220 Delaware. Shearer, in the Seabees, Will report back to San Diego April 23; Moore will 'leave the 23rd for San Diego and then to Norman, Oklahoma, 1 tor schooling in aviation photography. Eugene Newspaper Blasted By City Council Members EUGENE Ifl The Eueene Cltv Council cut its Monday night meet ing snort In protest tp what its meniDers cauea proper eaitorial attacks by the Register-Guard, Eugene dally newspaper. Council President Calvin Cruni- baker said In a prepared state ment, "It : appeals the ' council should not further conduct the city's business until it shall have a chance to make a complete statement exposing ... an editor ial attack." He said It was a "personal ven detta . . . personal animosity." The matter stemmed, apparent ly, Irom events of early February. At that time the council had under consideration the question of zoning a piece of property. A planning committee- bad recom mended one use, but the council Bee Thefts Lead To Brand Warning SALEM Ifl Bee keepers were advised by( the State Agriculture Department Tuesday to register the brands fo their apiary equip ment. ' The warningwas. given, aftex.a series of three thefts In which bee keepers had all their bees stolen. The latest was in Linn County, where 40 hives were stolen in one night. None of the losers had registered his brand. CONSTRUCTION TOKYO W) Adm. Kichlsaburo Nomura, ambassador to Washtng . ton when Japan attacked Pearl Harbor, called Tuesday for a 10 year construction program to give this nation a defensive navy. in an 8-0 vote bad taken a differing A Register-Guard editorial by William Tugman was critical of what it called a secret meeting at the borne of the mayor prior to the publio meeting at which the zoning matter was decided. - Later, petitions were circulated and the zoning question was re ferred to the people. Ray Slegenthaler, council mem ber, wrote a protesting letter to the Register - Guard Monday in which he said the newspaper by accusation and implication had questioned integrity of the council members, an action which "I for one can no longer tolerate. . . ." He said he believed other council men felt as he did. At, Monday night's meeting, each councilman and the mayor, V. Ed win Johnson, supported that view. In an editorial prepared for Tuesday's Register - Guard, Tug man reviewed the matter and said, "Our point has been simply that public matters should always be discussed publicly and in public places." Sprint, he' cmne and. the (raw hot rii This it where the mowers iz, JACOBSON Power Mowers ' Parts - Sales - Service Troy V. Cook Co. 2040 So. trh Ph. 4803 Guernsey Herd Purchase Told PORTLAND Wl Rep. A. R. Bush (R-Pal has purchased a US head herd of Guernsey cattle from an Oregon breeder, it was dis closed here Monday. A. C. Bush, son of the congress man, negotiated the purchase from M. C. Flemlpg of Troutdale. Neith er party reported the price. How ever, a somewhat similar 130-head herd sold for S503.0O0 in New York last year. ( One of the cows sold Is Flem ing's Ivy Oaks Belle's Jingle, which holds the world record for producing more than 1,000 pounds of butterlat in each of four suc cessive years. The cattle will be loaded into seven railroad cars Saturday for shipment to Bush's farm at Muncy, Pa. Bush, now serving his second term in Congress, is a transit com pany operator. Lincoln Vice Still Probed NEWPORT, Ore. W) The corruption-probing grand Jury contin ued Tuesday to check into police and other activities brought Into question by allegations of vice and lax law enforcement in Lincoln County's past. -The jury after a week's recess, on Monday showed the course of part of its Investigation by hear ing Irom Mrs. Vernon Burroughs, widow of the man who operated the Dclake Amusement Co. His 73 slot machines were seized in a February. 1953, raid. Then the jury heard from a number of police officers and for mer policemen, as well as from L, G. 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In soil-resistant col ors. Site 8 to 20. nroaicettit at DON'S OY'S BALCONY "The) Place To Go For Hit Brands You Know" 6th and Main Phono 6520 deputies. He said be tried to tell them, he was Ira and not Ora but they booked him anyway on a charge of selling liquor without a license. During the trial of Ora who was really Ira Ora'a wife testified her husband was home that night and didn't spend, any time at all in jail, .i So when the authorities found they really had Ira and not Ora Western Fir Shows Drop PORTLAND Ml Tho Wlin Oregon and Washington Douglas fir industrv TUB.qrinv rpnnrtoH ,ho the first quarter of 1954 brought lau-oiE in an activities. Compared with the first auarter a year ago. production was down more than 180 million feet, orders were off nearly 35 million and shipments were down 45 million. 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