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CIVIL RIGHTS DEMONSTRATORS Eiirly nrrlvuU Hi Ihn nrcna by a Iiirge demonstration urging a strong civil
convention hull In CIiIciiko Mondny for the opening rights plnnk In the party'! platform. The demonstration
Inn of the OOP Nntloiuil Convention were met outside was orderly. (UPI Telephoto)
Geologist Dies
On Expedition
Buker-iUPO-The body of Wil
liam J. Horner, 24. Liberty
vlllc, III., geologist who dli-d
of an apparent heart attack,
was brought here Tuesday.
Horner died while on an ex
pedition at West Eagle Luke
30 miles northeast of here
Monday. Ills body had to be
packed out of rugged eaHtern
Oregon country,
Horner wn a pnrtner on an
expedition with C. P. Miller
of Arizona.
AUCTION
NOTICE
fUtUurint Equipment
Witch lor complett Hit of
rtitiuroit tquipmcnt to bo
auctioned in Mcdlord Situr
day, July 30th, 10:00 a.m.
C. A. MORRISON
Auctionoor
100 Attend Family Picnic
Held In Yreka City Park
By KATHERINE CHAPMAN
Mall Trlbun Corrtspondini
Ilornbrook In 1832, a
young English widow, Mrs.
June Bray, crossed the ocean
to America from her native
land. With her was four-ycur-old
William, the survivor of a
set of twin boys, her only
children.
Absalom, her husband, and
little William's father, had
been a soldier in the British
army stationed on the island
of Santa Lucia In the British
West Indies. .
llore William was born and
here Absalom met death In
battle. The young mother and
her small son crossed the
Isthmus of Panama on mule
back, and many weeks later
arrived In the raw, new gold
mlnlng town of Yreka to live
with an uncle.
And about this time a fam
ily named Beck set out from
Peoria, III., to cross the plains
in a covered wagon. Arriving
in California, they settled In
Fall River Mills where Jen
nie, their daughter, grew up.
So tho little English boy
and the little pioneer Ameri
can girl met, and later were
married and had nine chil
dren, and founded the town
of Brag In eastern Siskiyou
county.
Sunday, 100 descendants of
this pioneer couple gathered
In the city park in Yreka for
a family reunion. Five of the
nine children survive and
three were present on Sun
day. They arc Mrs. Grace
Bray Deter, Yreka; Mrs. Ma
bel Bray Sanders, Hornbrook,
and Mrs. Ruth Bray Bnum
gartner, Yreka.
Unble to attend were Mrs.
Peurl Bray Yoving of Stock
ton. Calif., and William A.
Bray of Anderson, Calif.
Surviving grand children
number 22, of whom 16 were
present. Thirty-four of 54
great-grandchildren, and 20 of
32 great-great-grandchildren
also attended.
Everything is washed and rinsed TWICE
Two 5-minute washes, each with fresh
detergent wash every surface of every
piece spotlessly clean
Two rinses, special additive In 2nd
rinse prevents water spots
Separate Roll-R-Racks for easy front
loading, hold complete service for 10
Safe Calrod electric drying
One convenient control dial
Lifetime porcelain-finished tub
Automatic water control uses Vi lest
water than hand dishwashing requires
Safety door-opening switch
Choice of 7 finishes
BUILD-IN MODEL
SALE
PRICED
249
95
$10
Down
PORTABLE MODEL
SALE
PRICED
249
95
$10
Down
YOU'LL BE PROUD OF A HOTPOINT!
JOHNSTON STORES
Where You Always Get Good Service
112 SOUTH RIVERSIDE
Gazelle Child Dies
While Baby Sitter
Swims in Creek
By BESSIE BOYD FRASER
Mail Tribun Correspondent
Yreka - Three small chil
dren were taken to the home
of a baby sitter In Gazelle last
week, In order that their
mother, Mrs. Arlcne West
brook, might work as a wait
ress in her father's restaurant.
The baby sitter was a young
girl making her home with a
Mrs. Wright, who took the
children and sitter to a near
by creek to spend the day and
then returned to her home.
They played in the creek and
had a picnic lunch, after
wlilcn the youngsters were
put on a blanket In tiie shade
of a big tree to take their
naps.
When all were asleep the
girl went swimming with a
friend and lorgot all about
time and the children In her
care. Hours later Mrs. Wright
came to take them home and
found them asleep in the sun.
The temperature was 108 in
the shade that day.
They were scarcely breath
ing from heat prostration. She
applied cold towels and tried
to revive them, but when they
didn't respond to treatment
started for help.
While stopping at a service
station in Gazelle, Jack Camp
bell realized the babies were
in serious condition and tried
mouth to mouth respiration,
but Gregory Alan Wcstbrook,
17 months, died shortly after
reaching the Mt. Shasta hos
pital. The other two children
are expected to recover.
The father is John Curtis
Westbrook and the mother is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Twltchell of Gazelle.
Tunnel Construction
Is Now On Schedule
Illinois Valley - According
to L. E. Hcrndon, project su
perintendent for Gibbons and
Reed construction company
work on the north approach
to the Oregon Mountain tun
net is progressing according
to schedule.
They expect to move their
rock plant in some time this
week and within the next two
weeks heavy earth moving
equipment on the job.
Work so far has Included
clearing the right-of-way of
limber so that 530,000 yards
of earth moving work for the
approach . can be iccom
pllshed.
More than 100 persons have
applied for work on the Job.
Herndon said, estimating that
40 person will be used during
conditions permit, every con
sideration will be given peo
ple for employment, he said
Ho expressed his gratitude
for the many valley persons
who have offered housing and
other help lor his personnel
Hcrndon asked .that people
wishing employment go to the
trailer office parked at Twin
Pines motel so as not to en
danger themselves as did one
parly who ventured Into the
area recently.
U.S. STEPS UP AID
Washington -fUPD- The Unit
ed States is stepping up Its aid
to tho United Nations forces
operating In tho strife -torn
Congo. The defense depart
ment said Tuesday 10 C-47
transport planes had been
made available to the U.N
and five C-119 flying boxcars
and six helicopters will be
Swem's
ANNUAL
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BARGAINS IN ALL DEFT'S
EVERYTHING PRICED TO SELL!
OPEN
THURSDAY
AND
FRIDAY
IIITE
TIL 9 P.M.
DURING
SALE
DIHHERWARE
FRENCH HAVILAND
43-Pc. Sarvlca for 8
173.60-Opan Stock Vol.
Spatial Prica 94.88
Choica of 4 Patterns
BAVARIAN CHINA
93-pc. Service for 12
186.50 Open Stock Val.
Special Price 84.88
Choice of 5 Patterns
English Windsorware
50-Pe. Sarvlc for 8
Regular 39.95 Valuo
Special Price 29.95
Choica of 4 Patterns
British Anchorware
50-Pc. Service for 8
Regular 34.95 Value
Special Price 19.95
Indian Tree Pattern
BOONTONWARE
Everday Melamine
50 OFF
Sets & Open Stock
PLUS MANY OTHER PATTERNS
UP TO 50 OFF
2nd Floor
LUGGAGE
13 OFF
On Selected Styles
and Patterns
FAMOUS BRANDS
Balcony
PHONOGRAPH RECORDS
Big Variety -Terrific Bargains
Albums and Singles
Pop Classical Western and Scads More
CAMERAS
Vi OFF
Discontinued Models
All Guaranteed New
ASSORTED OTHER
PHOTO ACCESSORIES
Main Floor
ALBUMS
Regular 1.29 Now .79
Regular 3.98 Now 2.49
Regular 4.98 Now 3.19
OTHER ALBUMS
at
Greatly Reduced Prices
SINGLES
Regular 98c, Now 59c
SPECIAL SELECTION AT
2 for 1.00
3 for 1.00
Extra Special Selection
5 for 1.00
WE'RE REALLY CLEANING HOUSE ON
THESE - DONT MISS THE FANTASTIC OFFERS
SHOP EARLY BE FIRST TO CHOOSE
1st Floor
LAMPS
Our Entire Fine
Selection
20 to50 OFF
(Even more on a few)
All Floors
PICTURES
Large and Small
Assorted Subjects
Up to 50 OFF
All Floors
POTTERY
and CHINA
ARTWARE
Assorted Bric-a-Brae
Figurines Vases Bowls
Ash Trays Etc.
TERRIFIC BARGAINS!
Main Floor
GRAND PHONOGRAPH CLEARANCE
All 1960 Floor Models To Go - Drastic Reductions!
ALL PLAYERS GUARANTEED
"You'll never beat values like these!!"
METAL
ARTWARE
Brass Copper
Aluminum
Many Decorative &
Useful Items
Main Floor
Photo or Scrap
ALBUMS
13 OFF
Assorted Styles
and Colors
Assorted Diaries
1st Floor
Brand Stylt Colon
COLUMBIA
Portable Stereo
4 Speed Manual Blue-White
4 Speed Automatic ' Gray
4 Speed Automatic BlackCray
4 Speed Automatic BlueWhite
4 Speed Automatic Charcoal
Console Stereo
4 Speed Automatic Mahogany
Walnut
4 Speed Automatic Mahogany (2-pc.
4 Speed Automatic Mahogany
Walnut
Cherry
4 Speed HiFi Radio Mahogany
CAPITOL
Portable Stereo
4 Speed Manual Red, Blue, Cray
4 Speed Manual Red, Turquoise,
4 Speed Automatic Luggage Tan
Console Stereo
4 Speed Auto. 2 pes. Walnut
RCA
4 Speed Portable Tan
4 Speed Auto. Stereo Cray
4 Speed Stereo Consolette Mahogany
Walnut
Cherry
4 Speed Stereo Consolette Walnut
4 Speed Stereo Lowboy
With Storage Cabinet Mahogany
Stereo Consoles
4 Speed Automatic Mahogany
Oak or Walnut
4 Speed Automatic Mahogany
4 Speed Automatic Mahogany
Walnut
Regular
Retail
Was
i 54.95
89.95
99.95
109.95
159.95
$139.95
149.95
239.95
259.95
269.95
269.95
319.95
$ 32.95
41.95
199.95
Sail
Ptlca
NOW
; 38.88
62.96
69.96
76.96
99.96
S 97.96
104.96
167.96
181.96
188.96
188.96
129.96
$ 25.88
29.88
139.96
$419.90 $289.88
$41.95
159.95
169.95
179.95
179.95
199.95
259.95
$249.95
259.95
289.95
299.95
319.95
$ 29.88
111.96
118.96
125.96
125.96
139.96
181.96
$174.96
181.96
202.96
209.96
223.96
ALSO ON SALE
A Good Selection of Reconditioned Trade-Ins
"Some exceptionally good buys" 1 st Floor
HOUSEWARE
ASSORTED ITEMS
QUEEN CUTLERY
Assorted Barware
Three Mountaineers
Antiqued Pine
Kitchen & Home
Accessories
SKADS MORE
REAL BARGAINS
2nd Floor
CLOCKS
Final Clearance
Wall and Decorator Styles
Cuckoos Tool
Exceptional Buys
1st Floor, Balcony, 2nd Floor
BAROMETERS
All' Guaranteed Perfect
Discontinued Stylings
13 OFF
Just Right for Dadl
.'lain Floor
HAND BACS
y3 OFF
Wide Selection
STYLES
and
COLORS
"These Will go Fast
Choose Early"
Main Floor
GLASSWARE and CRYSTAL
Vases - Bowls - Tumblers
Pitchers - Ash Trays - Etc.
Assorted Styles and Colors
A Few Fostoria Patterns
Priced To Clear - 50 or More Off.
2nd Floor
BOXED STATIONERY & NOTES
Main Floor
BOOKS
BIG REDUCTIONS
ASSORTED SUBJECTS AND TITLES
Main Floor
Odds N Ends
THIS TABLE IS
ALWAYS A REAL
PICNIC BECAUSE
OF THE SILLY
LOW, LOW PRICES
BE FIRST HEREII
Main Floor
Charge
Now
Pay
Sept 10th
Come Early Stay Late!!
TAKE HOME ARMLOADS OF THESE
WONDERFUL BARGAINS
Doors Open 9:00 a.m. Daily
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