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About Herald and news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1942-current | View Entire Issue (Sept. 13, 1961)
o Wtdnudar, September 1J, m PACE J A HERALD AND NEWS. Klamath Falls, Ore. : o Pistol Pete's last o Wish Granted Today STUART. Fla. (API PUtnl Pete BuUer will get his last wish today to be buried nn thp ranon where he rode as a top cowhan ior so many years. The wiry little Negro his real name was Will Butler but he was better known as Pistol Pete was struck by an automobile on U.S. 1 two miles south of Stuart early Saturday and died later in a West Palm Beach hospital. Nobody knew his real age, but rancher William J. Matheson es timates Pistol Pete was over 80. He was drafted in World War I but was discharged because he was over age, said Matheson. That was 44 years ago. Pistol Pete came from Texas,, where he acquired his love of horses and the life of a cowboy. "He was a good hand," said Matheson. "For the 20 years he rode herd on our cattle he was close to the family." Like most cow hands, Pistol Pete made a regular weekend sortie to the county seat. He would leave the ranch every Friday evening and come back early Saturday morning." Matheson said. "That's the only time he left the ranch. The Matheson family and the ranch hands are. giving Pistol Pete the kind of funeral any cow boy would want. The body will be brought to the ranch from a funer al home in Fort Pierce. It will lie in state in the Mathe son living room from 1 to 2 p.m Then six pallbearers three white and three Negro will take the body to the grave out in the pas ture, in the shade of a clump of pines, where Pistol Pete often said he wanted to be buried. Shipley Murder Trial Opens In Coast City JNavy Varsbfps Enpge In Hurricane Mercy Mission NEWPORT, Ore. I API - The first degree murder trial of Larry West Shipley, 20, McMinnville, opened Tuesday with the selec tion of a jury of six mc and six women. Scheduled for this morning was the selection of alternate jurors After UTat, the jury was to make trip to the spot near Otis Junction, some 30 miles north of Newport, where Linda Jean Stevens, 16, was shot and killed five weeks ago. Shipley is accused of the slaving, along with Glenn Dixon. 18, McMinnville. Dixon's trial will start Oct. 10. few prospective jurors were challenged Tuesday. Most of the persons dismissed from duty were LITTLE USE FOR IT CLEVELAND, Ohio (UPI those who s.-gl they did not be neve in capital punishment. Dist. Atty. A.R. McMullen said Tuesday the trial may run as long as t'yi weeks, with more than 40 witnesses slated to testi- fy- The defense attorney for Shipley is E.K. Richardson. Newport, who was appointed by the court. By DAVID ZI.NMAN PENSACOLA, Fla. (APi-Navv warships head for a peacetime mercy mission on the devastated Texas coast today, carrying doc tors and helicopters instead of soldiers and jet fighters. The ships two aircraft car riers, two destroyers and a trans porthope to reach the ravaged Texas coastlands of Hurricane Carla by first light Thursday. All Pleads Guilty To Mail Fraud are part of Task rorce 135. com manded by Rear Adm. F. J. Brush. Some 30 military doctors, four nurses and 40 helicopters were to join the carriers Shangri-la and Antietam early today at Pensa- cola. The carriers also will carry emergency supplies, including hundreds of disposable diapers nursing bottles and baby food. The dostrovers Compton audi Gainard and the transport Fran cis Marion were under full steam to the disaster scene. . Blue jacket landuig force par ties to augment the Marines are on both the carriers and destroy ers. Lt. George W. Milland, the Shangri-la's mescal administra tive officer, said the carriers can be converted to hospitals. We re prepared to take aboard old people and O pregnant women babies," he said. "We can take over the whole ship, if necessary. That's 3.000 beds, plus over 1,000 cots on board to et up on tlie hangar, bay." . The transport can act as a floating hotel, taking aboard hur ricane victims who do not need medical care. Over 2.300 beds are available. PORTLAND (AP Mrs. Le land A. Deegan. 24. Bend, and Larry Warren Haynes, 28, Port land, accused of mail fraud, pleaded guilty" to the charges against them in U.S. District Court Tuesday. This left eleven other persons to be tried on charges of using the mails to defraud insurance Mrs. Harold Burrows won a $10 companies. gift certificate at a downtown fes-i Mrs. Deegan's husband and tival drawing Monday from the George James Barnard, 47, Port- Tall Girls Shop. Mrs. Burrows inches tall. 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