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PAGE FOUR HERALD AND NEWS, Klamath Falls, Ore. Tuesday, November 8, 1960 MARKETS and FINANCE i Stock Market Closed Election Day LIVESTOCK KLAMATH FALLS LIVESTOCK AUCTION MARKET Nov. 7, 1960 Receipt: Cattle 680. Hogs 66. Sheep 11. Compared last Monday all cat tle classes .30 higher: hogs steady. Cows: Std. 15.50-17.10: Cmcl., 14.90 15.40: Utility 13.10-14.50; Can. Tiers and Cutters 9.25-13.00; Shells 7.10-8.60. Bulls: Utility & Cmcl., 18.00 20.00; Feeders, 15.20-17.00. 1 .. Veal Calves: Good-Choice, 22.75 23.10; Hvy Killer Calves. 20.10 22.10. Baby Calves, Beef, 40.00 per head. Stockers and Feeders: Steers. Good-Choice. 575-695 lbs., 21.20 23 10 : 700-775 lbs., 20.10-22.10; over. 900 lbs., 18.60-19.50; Common-Med ium, 17.10-19.10. Heifers. Good-Choice. 520 650 lbs., 18.40-20.25 ; 6504W5 lbs., 18.00- 19.00; Common-Medium, 15.80-17.60. Steer Calves, Good-Choice, 300- 600 lbs., 24.00-26.70 : 500-591 lbs.. 23.25-25.10; Common-Medium, 18. 10-23 80. Heifer Calves, Good-Choice, 226 458 lbs., 22 60-23.80; 470-512 lbs., 21.70-22.25; Common-Medium, 17.- 60-21.60. Stock Cows: Good first calf heifers 160 per head. Hogs: U.S. 1 & 2 (180-220 lbs.), 18 00-18.40; U.S. No. 3 & Med iums, 16.25-16.50; Sows, 12.90-13.001 Wearier Pigs, 5.00-10.00 per Head; Feeders, 15.00. Sheep: Fat Lambs, Choice, 15. J5; Ewes, 12.00 per head. Reported by Ray Petersen, county extension agent. few head 28.00: standard vcalers and calves 19.00-23.00; cull and utility 12.00-18.00; few good stock steer calves 22.O0-23.0O; good and choice heifer calves 20.00-21.00: medium l8.oo-20.00. Hogs salable 600; moderately active, steady; U. S. No. 1 & 2 butchers 195-230 lb 19 00-19.23; few No. 2 & 3 180-245 lb 18.50; few 240-255 lb 17.00-18.00; mixed grade sows 300-500 lb 13.00-15.00. Sheep salable 400; trade active; steady to strong; choice wooled slaughter lambs 85-105 lb 16.00-j 16.30; one lot choice and prime 16.75; choice No. 1 pelt shorn lambs 15.00-15.50; cull to choice slaughter ewes 3.00-5.25: good and choice feeder lambs 65-85 lb 14.00 15.00; one lot 15.25. STOCKTON (UPI- FSMNS) - Livestock: Cattle salable 200. Utility cows 14.50-15.50, cutlers 13.00-14.50, can ners 10.00 12.50. Utility bulls 1,150 to 1,425 lbs 17.00-18.50. Good feed er steers 550-625 lbs 23.00-24.00. Calves salable 50. Good and choice slaughter calves 340-420 lb 21.50-22.50, standard to low good 400-500 lbs 24.00-25.00. Hogs salable 200. Market not es tablished. Sheep salable 50. Market not established. CITY BRIEFS Kurt lerlings, Army Specialist fourth class, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace F. Ucrlings, 4540 Shasta Way, is participating a huge air land exercise conducted by the Army and the Air Force at Eg- lin AFB, Florida. He was grad uated in 1954 from Klamath Un ion High School and in 1U56 from Oregon Technical Institute. Oregon Man Is Jailed In Germany meet at Eagles Hall Wednesday, Nov. 9, at 7:30 pm. Midland Extension will hpld its monthly meeting Thursday, Nov. 10, at 10:30 a.m. in the fair grounds kitchen. Demonstration will be wild game cookery. Bring an apron. Baby sitter will be available. Eagles Auxiliary Social Club will meet Wednesday, Nov. 9, at noon for a potluck luncheon at Eagles Hall. A social hour will follow. Hostesses w ill be Marie 'date. Kcriell, Betly Ketsdever and Bea Nelson. City Faculty Wives regular meeting will be Nov. 15 at the home of Mrs. Gerald Bevans, 2027 Melrose. Please note change of f K t 4 , ' t " Thieves, Vandals Are Busy Thieves and vandals were busy Zone Changes Discussed By Council The city council reverted to a policy decision it made last year on zone changes and denied one zone change request while ex tending the hearing on another In a third zone change request, I when calls came from out of the the council approved by a four to city area. It was brought out one vote the move to permit bill board signs in the C-2 zone. Un der the terms of the extensive that the car would be available for use anywhere in the county, Ladies Auxiliary, Canton Crater No. 7, will have an official visit LcRoy R. Garberg, 34. Army of the association president, Fran- sergeant lirst class whose wile, Ruth, lives at 4436 Boardman Ave nue, is participating in "Exercise South Wind," a joint Army-Air bers invited to Force land and air operation in volving 10.000 men at Eglin Air Force Base, Florida. Preston R. Cloud, Army private, son of Joe P. Cloud, 3847 Berry Avenue, completed the final phase of six months of active military training recently at Fort Bliss, Texas. Eagles Auxiliary Officers will Skate Program Begins Today ccs Munscll, on Thursday, Nov. 10, at 8 p.m. in the lOOF Hall. Potluck dinner at 6:30. All mem- (tend in uniform. Sojourners Club will hold their regular meeting Wednesday, Nov. 9, at 12.30 p.m. with a no-host ess luncheon in the Pine Grove Room of the Willard Hotel. Busi ness meeting and cards starting at 1:30 will follow the lunch. For further information, interested newcomers may call Mrs. C. N. Garrison at TU 2-0329. in the city Sunday and Monday.iat their regular Monday night'zoning ordinance passed last year and tnat ,ner8 ' new of t City police were invesiigatingjmeeting in city hall. lhe billboards were banned from j clear-cut policy regarding its op. these reports Tuesday: A lenethv discussion developed i 'his area, and the zone change eration. Tom Veo. 848 Owens Street, re-over the request by Dr. L. D. was ' correct mis point, ported that a renter had stolen Cass that an area near Biehn! A new route to the Oregon Tech wo mil ? ti f bo,., IsiirMi which it nan nf hk proposed campus site was un- Her son's bicycle was stolen 'WWy there be rezoned from Mrs. Flovd Pnn w whit R-5 residential to C-2 commer- Street, said. The theft occurred cia'' learly Monday morning. Councilman Floyd Wynne point- .. 'or! mil Ikof in n..A,M.. j .M,s. Kathleen Couiton, 728 " 0 , "Tj the OTI site, has already been uwens street, said that someone . ' "'' .u ... '' .nnrnuMi - the nlannino mm. mat anv nerson initialing a re-i " veiled dearies saia ine civil aeiense re quired a trained rescue team ol 26 men for such a car and that C. R, YORK, a locomotive engineer for the Southern Pacific Company, recently, completed his 22nd year of service without per sonal injury. York, 2547 Vine Avenue, has worked in engine service here dur ing most of his careor. Basin Briefs ;L 1, PORTLAND (API - (USDA1 Cattle salable 300; slaughter steers and heifers not well tested slaughter cows steady; small lot good and choice 1,086 lb slaugh ter steers 23.50; cutter and utility! steers and heifers 14.00-18.00; few standard 19.00 - 20.00; utility slaughter cows 13.50-14.50; a few head 15.00; canners and cutters 10.00-11.50; Holstein cutters 13.00; cutter and utility bulls 15.00-18.00. Calves salable 75; steady; good and choice vealers 24.00-27.00; a Girl Scouts of the Klamath Area Council are invited to par ticipate in a special program of fered by the local roller rink to HMiUN (AH) - Three U. 5. obtain the roller skatine merit soldiers, inciuauig one Horn ore- badge. gon, drew one-year jail sentences I The course begins Tuesday, today lor making a live-day visit. Nov. 8. One class will run week- Lakeview Man Dies At Age 84 LAKEVIEW - Denis Patrick O'Callaghan, 84, died Nov, 7 in a Lakeview rest home. He had been in ill health for some time. ;Mr. O'Callaghan was born March 17, 1876. in New Market, County Cork, and came to Lake County in 1906. He was married in 1930 to Kathrine Murphy who died In March, 1950. Mr. and Mrs, O'Callaghan ranched during their lifetimes in the Paisley community. Recitation of the Rosary will be at 8 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 9, In the Ousley-Osterman Chapel, A Requiem Mass -will be read at 10 a.m., Thursday, in St. Patrick's Church. Final rites and Interment will be in Sunset Park. to Communist East Germany all of which they spent in prison. The three were cooks attached to a combat support company in isolated West Berlin. They plead ed guilty to absence without leave and to stealing 18 pounds of cof fee. They are: SP.4 Bobby J. Hig- gins, 21. Salem. Mo. Pfc. David Hill, 24, Bradley, W. Va. Pfc. Robert T. Sproed, 20, Baker, Ore. As the case was outlined in a court-martial: Six weeks ago, they decided to take the coffee and go to the So viet zone of Germany. They sold the coffee to a West Berlin cafe owner for 110 marks ($26,261, got drunk and took an elevated train into East Germany. It was only a few minutes' ride into the suburbs that are outside the boundaries of the four-power city. They were immediately arrest ed and held for five days. They then decided to return, and were accompanied back on the elevated by an East German escort. The court martial sentenced them to bad conduct discharges as well as the year in jail. How ever, the sentences may be re duced later in review by higher authorities. ly Horn 4 to 5 p.m. and an other from 5 to 6 p.m. Girls will learn forward and backward skating, turns, dances, games and roller rink courtesy as required by the organization to qualify for the merit badge. Wall Kustron, a piofessional skater, will be instructor. He taught hundreds of Girl Scouts at Redding before he came to Klam ath Falls. Regular attendance will he nec essary. Girls must pass a lest on completion of the 10-wcck course. Full cost for each girl will be $5, including skale rental. Lost River Grange meels Wed nesday, Nov. 9, at 8 p.m. at the hall m Olene. All members are urged to attend as it is election night. First Ward Relief Society nf Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints will hold their an nual bazaar at the Piggly Wiggly Store, Seventh and Pine, Friday and Saturday, Nov. 11 and 12. Cooked foods, planls and many articles which may be used for Christmas gifts will be on sale. Merrill Merrill Home Extension will meet Thursday, November 10, at 10 a.m. in Merrill Recreation' Hall. Discussions will include wild; game cookery. Malin Mrs. lire Storey, proprietor ofj Dee s Cafe, is recovering from a shoulder injury she received recently from a fall. smashed a wheel on her car w ith a hammer Sunday or Monday. Catsup was poured on the trunk lid and top of a car belonging to Billy Young. The car was parked in a Salcway lot at Eighth and High streets. Young said the same thing happened once before. A prowler was reported by Mrs. Hubert Hanson, 319 Martin Street. She said a man was looking tnrougn her back window at 5 p.m Monday. Stan Miller of Crater Lake Ma chinery Company, 1410 South Sixth Street, said a sports car was left in the company's parking lot over Unit the weekend. Mr, and Mrs. Gerry Brown at tended the Malin High School-St. Mary's Academy football game in Medford last weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Barney had as guests Mr. and Mrs. Ted Vogcl of Metolious, Oregon, recently. Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Ili'own left Sunday for Boise to attend the Car Accident Hurts Three LAKEVIEW A one-car accident near Mud Creek. 16 miles north east of here, resulted in injuries to three persons. In the Lakeview Hospital are Mr. and Mrs. George (Ella) Cox of Lakeview and Taft Miller, Guano Valley. Mrs. Cox, the more seriously injured of the three, has a broken ankle and deep lacer ations. Miller has nose and chest Injuries. Cox, less seriously hurt is cut and bruised. Investigating officers hsd not determined yet Tuesday who w as driving. The report indicated the car rolled over about 3 p.m. Mon Chief Of Tribe Takes Own Life ABERDEEN 'API - Cleve C. Jackson, 69, chief of the Quinault Indians, killed himself with a .22 revolver shot in the head, Police Big Winner Will Know Quite Early WASHINGTON (API - Unless it's a real close race, the loser in today s presidential election probably will ndmit defeat within a few hours after midnight East ern Standard Time. But a close race could as It has in previous elections delay any concession many hours longer. Four years ago. Adlal Steven son, Democrat, conceded Hie re election of Dwight D. Eisenhower at 1:20 a.m. the day following election. Four years previously, when Eisenhower and Stevenson ran llieir first race, Stevenson of ficially gave up at 1:44 a.m. Wednesday. Another two-lime loser, Thomas Judge Charles Foster will be guest speaker at Mills-Ponderosa PTA meeting Wednesday, Nov. 9. at 7:30 p.m. Room visitation at Mills only from 7 to 7:30 p.m. Pie and coffee will be served after the meeting. Altamont Grade School will ohnea' "f his Rrandmother. Mrs. r. Amn. i,.,,,, rj,ii ,i. r."n cms crown. with open house Wednesday and Thursday, Nov. 9 and 10, from 9 a.m. invited rooms. served on the gym stage by the room mothers. Dr. and Mrs. Craig Pearson are 1- . , l.-t.-l VIUC 4 p.m. Parents arcPI,ennnK ? ,eHL nays v. '"B ":of the i to visit their children's 1,1 1 "-' " Refreshments will hcscnce. ' nl' BlorRim 01 Bnaay Love is caring lor nr. rearsons patients at Malin Clinic. Saint Anne's Chapter of the Women of St. Paul will meet at the home of Mrs. Dick Hcssig, 410 Hillside, at 9:30 a.m. on Tues day, Nov. 8. Co-hostess will be Katherine Chidesler. Allamnnt Junior High School Man Is Lost On Roundup LAKEVIEW An air search was under way Tuesday in the Hart Mountain region for the second consecutive day for Tom Free man. who failed to return from a cattle roundup Sunday. Freeman, employed by Warren Laird of Plush, was with sev eral others on horseback riding a norse Horn the Miller Rock Creek Ranch which he had not previously ridden. mien lie lailed to return to I ranch headquarters Mnndav the Lake County sheriff's office was notified. Deputy Sheriff Lin Jones flew over an estimated 30 square mile area Monday with Myron Buswell, owner of an air service, without seeing any trace oi ine missing man. A report from his employer in dicated that Freeman is not fa miliar with the area in which he was working. quest for a zone change must fur nish a petition showing that 51 per cent of the persons con cerned are in favor of the change. Councilman James Barnes add ed, "rieht or wrone. we should be consistent in our approach to these matters. Councilman Ladd Hoyt added, "This is the way we wanted it. The old way an out-of-town prop erty owner could find his area rezoned and not even know it." City Manager G. S. Vergeer pointed out that the council did not want to require 51 per cent in favor in such zone changes as might be recommended by the planning commission or the city council for the longe range bene fit of the city. bv community nlanner Dave DeVoe at the council ses-jtwo men were already receiving sion. The new route, w hich w ould j training in Portland and w ould take off from the end of Biehn return here to train volunteer Street, then angle northeast into 'members of such a team. Mayor Lawrence Slater point ed out that the city would have mission. the cost of insurance, maimer,. County Engineer Jack Kalino-I.nr. eas and oil and renal,-, r ski was present and indicated such a vehicle, and he wanted that the county would probably t0 De assured of the stand of the do the grading on the route this Oregon Insurance Rating Bureau winter, and plans called for a before cjly firemen could be per- tour lane highway with a six-ioot,mitted to handle the car outside divider snip, nowever, ne said although the grading would ; be done, no paving would be done until students are in the build ings on the OTI campus. The road, after it is complet ed, would be serviced by the citv. The city engineer's office re ported to the council that the proposed plans for the sewer for the Shippington Area have been the city limits. At present the fund for the disaster car has just about reached its goal of $3,000, being only several hundred dollars short. The city manager was author ized to enter into negotiations on the purchase of such a vehicle through the civil defense agency. Designate Lake sent to the State Sanitary Au L'iLI 0i:his,i.dyfis;As State Park ..... vUU.... nh,L mi uic .ipnnclrnr-linn nf tho cou-nr nan ho per ceni requirement would not apply to zone changes sought by an ordinance given the first two readings. The ordinance provides lliul imnnrfctni.c iinlai 19 rvi, cn. the necessary petition ,::, j..: j...,,.u, u they go in pairs, and after dark only when accompanied by an adult. This ordinance enaels into law Mr. and Mrs. Lcs I'nruh have as guests this week Unruh's nephew, Dave Unruh. Montihello, Calif., and a friend, Dan J. Cast- aveda of West Covina Mr. and Mrs. Charlrs Long spent last weekend in Ashland at the planning commission or the council. Then the council moved to give Dr. Gass two weeks in w hich to procure with the signatures of 51 per cent in the vicinity. The same ruling was applied to a second zone change request which would have rezoned an area above Pacific Terrace and between Auburn and Erie streets from R-6. single residence, to R- 5a high density zone. The change would have permitted the con struction of a large apartment house in the area. No one was present at the hear ing to speak for the project, and there were 20 persons at the coun cil chambers to object to the change. It developed that there were 26 property owners in volved, and 18 of these had defi nitely voiced their objections. The requested zone chance was denied. ni vmpia (API u, i, ;i advanced' , Lake will be the site of a new 120- Soliciting by children under 12 acre sta(e park on ,he Columbia years of age was the subject oi.K.wr wilh ,he in.-lia $fin n()n rn5. paid for by the federal govern ment The lake, an inlet on the Wash ington side 10 miles upstream from The Dalles, is separated from the river by a railroad em bankment. The federal government aid, Assistant State Parks Director John L. Chambers said in an- the policy established by the council last year. Joe Searles. civil defense direc tor, and Geno Gheller. city fjre nouncing the park Monday, is in chief, were present to discuss the line wi,h the Policy of promoting use of the disaster car which will soon be purchased and placed at the city fire station. recreational facilities on water impounded by dams. The state will administer and Discussion developed that there eventually enlarge the park and its would be some question as to j facilities, Chambers said. Opening how the car would be manned I is planned for next summer. will observe American Education ; leu".' "K "h. -- Week with open house Wednes-lenrallon' day Capt, John B. Gillespie reported E. Dewey, waited longer. In 1944, Monday. Jackson, a long-time timber cruiser who had been president of the Quinault Tribal Council for 20 years, was found dead in his hotel room here, Gillespie said, His home was at Taholah. To Build Scope SYDNEY. Australia The world's biggest when he ran against Franklin D. Roosevelt, Republican Dewey did not toss in the sponge until 3:15 a m. the day after the election. Four years later, when he was defeated by Harry S. Truman, Dewey held to a string of hopej. evening, Nov. 9, nt 7:43 pm. in Hie gym. Harvey Denham will talk on the rec ommendations of the Conant re port. Class visitation. Refresh ments served in the cafeteria. Happy Hour Cluh will meet Wednesday, Nov.. 9, at the Peli can Cafe at 1:30 p.m. for a des sert luncheon. Hostess, Mrs. Alice Lawrence. Golilcn Ace Club will meet Wednesday, Nov. 9, at 1:30 p.m. in the Klamath Auditorium, for anyone over 50. There will be an entertainment program. Bus Schedule The Red Ball Stage Lines bus from Klamath Falls to Lakeview will opmale on its holiday sched ule Veterans Day, Friday, Nov. 11. The bus will leave the Grey hound Lines depot here at 9 a.m. rather than 3 p.m. as it does dur ing regular days. Poi'ce Officers Quizzed In Krohn Assaulf Action Leonard Williamson, square dance caller, nounced that there wi Accidents Are Listed Maverick has an- Millard O. Ward. 2fi, 2338 Eber be free lein Street, was cited for failure instruction every Wednesday night om 7 to 8 p.m. at the Summers until lt:15 a.m. Wednesday be fore conceding Truman's surprise victory. API - Wendell Willkie, Republican. I aiiiunir-i ,i, hi wu. mill. o..iw .iii. 1111- unv i, i i rt- , ... scope - 20 times more powerful following the 1940 election before I V.""1' " lne rllsl M0W- ...... ..mi,, vm ,ui iiit-i-i di ju a. in. Lane School. Anyone interested will be welcome. Helen Reulos Circle and Edna than Britain's giant at Jodrcll conceding that Roosevelt had won Bank is to be built in New an unprecedented third term. South Wales. Prof. Harry Messcl. : head of the school of physics of! LJ AU- the University of Sydney, said the telescoiie might help solve the question of the origin of the uni verse. m Mm I iJK .v - i I i ; w. o ... ill Thursday, Nov. 10, in the church parlors to assemble materials for Hie annual bazaar Saturday, Nov. 12. Take a sack lunch. Oth-; or circles will meet as follows. all on Thursday, Dorothy Hard 1 p.m., home of Mrs. Mil- to yield right of way after an accident Monday noon at the cor ner nf South Sixth and Radcliffe streets. His pickup truck collid ed with a car driven by James E. Stone, 61, 3931 Frieda Street. A hit-and-run incident was re ported to city police by Mrs. Ce cile Peyton, 333 South Eleventh Street. She said the left rear fen der of her parked car was struck sometime Friday or Saturday. State police said the driver of a semi truck escaped injury Mon- Three Klamalh Falls police of- licers were called as state wit nesses Monday afternoon in the Krohn assault trial. Thev were Floyd Pierce, Jerry Flocchini and Dai-rell Hilliker, who were on duty Oct. 13 when George W. Krohn, 33, allecedly shot Elks Club bartender Carl B. Young, 59, live limes. Pierce organized the investiga tion of the shooting and the search for the assailant which re sulted in Krohn's capture at about 1:30 on the morning of Oct. 13. Pierce's testimony was corrobor ated by Flocchini and Hilliker. Pierce told of receiving a call at 12:20 a.m. on Oct. 13 regard ing a shooting at the Elks Club. He said he and officers Jerry rioccnini and Darrell Hilliker went into the club and saw Young jinn on ine noor in llie bar. During Pierce s testimony. Red ding showed him several exhibits for identification including bullet casings, bullets, the Elks Club guest register and the .25 cali ber pistol with which Krohn al legedly fired five shots into i oung. Krolin's capture was recounted Accidentally Shoots Son ALTURAS An Occidental, Cali-i The body was brought to Al fornia, contractor, Leamon Hol-jturas and shipped later to Oc- ley Sr., accidentally shot and cidental. killed his 14-year-old son while hunting deer about 50 miles W'estl.,.1, A-.l m of here Friday afternoon, Modoc UURC County sheriff's deputies said. NoAnnr4- Pennla Funerals KLAMATH To Set Record OLYMPIA (AP - An all-tune,"g record in the cost of highway im provement contracts awarded, topping $78 million, will b set byj the end of 19Ml. the Washington Highway Department said Man-; Bubo. day. It w ill exceed the figure in 19,"8. nesi previous year, ny nearly swasned lo report at 7:30 Thursday .on Ihe shoulder and toppled over. "v "''"n rpus. .n . , rfi ... . .. .. '' . . Idenr Of h .ni.th F.ii, ,e,t . in the Velerrtoj Hopill in Portland, Nov. 7. Ht ws a Veteran of World Wftr II and a member of the VFW. He il lur. vtved bv his father. Albert O. Amberi, three brothers. Clifford. Walter and Don. nm. ait o, Mamain f-alls; three s.steri. dav after his truck turned nvei Funeral -ervicet tor nan;t died Marten, 264.1 Aunlecate: on its side north of Collier PatkrZnJrJFMr,?!.J?; Murden Woods, 1 p.m., Mrs. Don- on Highway 97. The truck driver, Thursday, n. ,, , M P P. v. Tin r,iif l-... . v,.i usn;,. n.. ..o il. .7. ,.B P' r' H"' ' - "- ... v oiin.i inn. c,.c-; "-' i.imai KimoiM i,jai,i, -to, nr in ine cnurcn Wednesday evening ijn ncvrics, 1 p.m., Mrs. E. M. pan rrnncisco. twicers said By- water swerved to miss a car I which was trying to pass anolh- llrum and Bugle rnrpsinen are tr truck. His truck hit soft dirt by the policeman. "The other officers located Krohn's car outside the club," Pierce said. "The address, 310 South Fifth Street, was listed on the registration. We went to that address; officer Hilliker and went to the front door." Pierce said he could see a man go out a side door. He went around to the side of the build ing and found that officer Gor don Ramsey had apprehended Krohn. Pierce found the pistol in krohn s pants pocket and discov ered a knife on the ground be neath the back stairs of the boarding house. Pierce said Krohn spoke only once on the way to the police station. "It took four of you to get me," he was quoted as saying. Three Klamath Vailcy Hospital nurses also testified Monday aft ernoon. They told of taking a bul let that was removed from Young after the shooting and placing it in a bottle. Three of Ihe bullets are said to have penetrated Young's body, one was removed in surgery at the hospital and one is still in the bartender. The trial will resume Wednes day morning. Mrs. Mildred Clark. Krohn's sister and the operator of Ihe rooming house at 310 South Fifth Street is expected to be called as a state witness. Deputies said Holley, 43, his son, Leamon Roy Holley Jr., hunting partner, Ray and a Calvin, NEWPORT, Ore. (AP)-A sharp tremor awakened people here ear- were road hunting three miles ly today and the University of northeast of Whitehorse. HolleyiWashington seismograph said it told deputies ne and the otners was a moderately strong earth, spotted a buck about 75 yards quake at 3:37 a.m. ahead on the road. They stopped, he said, and he began to stalk the deer. Holley told officers he saw the deer in the brush and fired his 30-30 rifle. The deer turned in the opposite direction. He shot again, went to the spot where he saw the deer and found his son shot through the head, Holley said. Holley said he was not aware that his son had followed him on foot lo look for the deer. He said the youth must have gotten ahead of him when he left the road and entered brush. 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O'Hatrs Memorial Chanel will AMIDON'S BUSINESS MACHINES Now Doing Business In Our New Location 4S3S S. 6th WATCH FOR OUR Grand Opening Discovery of coal in Antarlica during 1940 indicates that the con linent once was covered with vest-,l"cll"V5 elation. Coal comes only from rotted plants and trees buried deep underground. meet in the lecture to sunolv one-half the nhnsnhnr room of Ihe county library at a'ons. one-third Ihe calcium and all JJ.''5!5Jn ( 1 ,lpm. Wednesday. Nov. . Mcm-lthe iron and iodine required in1 .ibers take scrapbooks or oldtimcithe food of an averase person V V 7 FMFRAI n fl T 1.I ll.lliMI.IS VUI VK.TK.It.W CYCLIST FLORENCE. SC. iAP - Frill Bullman. 77-year-old Florence bi cycle enthusiast who still pedals himself around town, calculates that in his entire life he has bi cvclrd 3.t.0(i0 miles. Id.nlv. NEW : Improved the EXTENDED RANGE high fidelity n hear.ii? or AN AWARD o Maj. William S. Harrii, leff, commander of Detachment 4, Fourth Weather Squadron at Kingiley Field, It presented by Cel. Rupert C. Welch, bate com mander. Th cheek, which il part of the "MATS Out standing Unit Award for ground safety for 1959" was warded during informal ceremonies in the colonel's of fica last week. Cherub Diaper Service 1711 Main Lcovt Your Dioper Buying . . Loundtrina. and Folding to Us. WE DELIVER Coll TU 4-9234 HEARING AID 'LIVING SOUND" NtARINQ AIDS SEE... Coma In or tH tot m SO M t Li lit DIAMONDS x i 9 out of 0 wearers tested STANDARD OPTICAL 15 Mom Phone TU 4-8322 I St I. rniY Y Y To In respnnse Iff Ihe mint Inquiries e olsh la eiplein hr Ihe l.mrreld ral aikmentl effere mere earn welcht, quality ana fast b-lnr Iha lame ap la P, carat. A reach dlamend al ln. mil aredare as finished oelfhl when emerald rat. Ihe hrllttanl iranndi xlll finish A IS. and Ihe .Marqalse Kill pradare .ta--. finished ssflthl. In ather ssards Ihe amaant pellshed assay It Im-l.a-ed In the east af the dl.ni d the emerald eal lasei less af lis erlslnel svetsM In ratlins. K'vend l ratals all Ihrre slslri east apprailmaleli Ihe lame pre raral qaillli brine Ike same. t YI Y! t v i 23 fye&U d?0 Monday, November 7, 1937 First foil meeting of tho Klamalh Snow Clon has been called for the courthouse Wednesday evening. Innis Roberts, president of the Clan, said thot anyone interested in winter sports, regardless of membership in the organization, is urged to be present. Tuesday, NdVember 8, 1 937 Lowell Dunn, owner ond monoger of the Eost Side drug store, has purchased a resi dence or 2331 Vine Street from Ihe Universal Bond ond Mortgage Company. The property transfer was handled through Ihe Howard Bornhisel ogency, locol agent for the Universal company. Wednesday, November 9, 1937 G. C. Motley hos pur chosed the one story structure at 810 Klomath Avenue from the Pacific Savings ond Loan Association, ond is moving his plumbing shop into the building. Motley il vocoting the locotion across the street in odvance of re modeling by Sears, Roebuck and Company. The newly ac quired properly of Motley Plumbing Shop has a 52-foot frontage on Klomath Avenue. Thursday, November 10, 1937 Trochers of the Merrill schools were gueils ot a reception Tuesday evening when parents ond instructors were invited for on informal even, ing. Frank Jenkins, Klomolh Falls publisher, spoke on 'The Place of the Teacher in the Community." E. T. Crawford, member of the local school boord welcomed the instructors ond Harold J. Hendrickson, principol of the high school, introduced the teachers. Friday, November 11, 1937 Mr. ond Mrs. Howord Dixon (Virginia Pevton) have arrived in the city from their form er home in Portland and expect to remain here indefinitely. Thev art guests of Mrs. Dixon's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Peyton, at their home on Eldorado Street. Saturday November 12, 1937 joy Evan, Ralph hos been named by the Klamath County Health Association as cno.rmon of ihe years Christmas seal sole which opens on Thanksg,v,no day end ,s in progress until Christmoi. Irnurtj With rut J. C. RENIE, JEWELER 1021 Main TU 4.404 aV f IRE UAIILITT . 'tl O. Leedrp . Johnson l M.irt Sfrt Ph TU 2-2326 A0TO PROPERTY
