Tuesday, October 21, 1030
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
MALIN HIGH BROADCASTER
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..Raserll Marshall
He UUittnt
..Hilly HtnuU
HITOIITDIIH I'n ii I l-1'tr...-k, Naml Davis, James Hrml.li.w, Dnliuer Wllllatusoa, Vn& Plsber,
I dim Itiiii.lir, Jiwvlil WiiIIm, Mary r'elila nek, Anna) Mirk.
BONANZA
SQUAD IMS
Mallti llraTca. plsylns lliolr heat
nam of the iKxini, liiwt the Uoii
anaa aquad a-v, lam I'rlilav, 01
I ho llnnuiia llolil. Tha Malln
lilaya-they put llin hall ovar I ha
ilna li hard prsntlre Ihla
Ut woes.
Tha drat quarter atarled with
.VuMn ratolvlni. Attar a In
1.1a), Ilium put the ball war tilt
Una lor tho flrat KiiKhiluwu. Tha
f I rat qtinrtnr audiHl a-u.
Tho ancontt quarmr sisrted with
Malln In piiuawluD o( III ball.
The ani'iind liiuchituwn soon cama
with .Malln converting far tho ex
tra point. Malln kicked ol( lu
llonaiiM, but Uonenia wss nnabla
to mass any xarilnx. Malln maUa
aiiolhor tnurhituwn thla quaru-i,
maxlns tho aoiro 10-0.
In tho third nellhr scored, but
Malln ratna haok atroni In tba
fourth quarter. Thn llnal afore
waa 30-0.
Molina llnaup waa aa follnwi:
Knorh I'ntraara, It; Uevld
Whlta. It; Itlrhard Jaikman. I;
Kriwlii Mlaiiny, runti-r: Deltuor
Wllllamauu, n; l.ao Kamarad. rl;
Hill lulnua. rn; Morvru Wlldo.
il; Joo .Mlakovsky, Hi; Wlltord
lliiii.ll.iy. rh; Claude Layman, II).
buliatltutea: Hilly Btrealer. David
MrCoiuh, I'aul I'etraaes, Wayne
llolhronk and Walter btasluy.
Malin Girls Win
Volley Ball Game
' Laat Friday a volleyball ssoie
waa played balwaan tha Henley
high school girls and Malta hlgo
arliool girls, which ended with
thn a.oro. 4 to 10, In favor ol
Malln.
Tim girls who played from Ma
lln wro Amua Oratll, Emm
Kallna, Marjorlq Koa, MIUIr.Hl
I'uluruk, lllta lliindluy and Uarlha
Kmlily. Lilian inland auballtutnd
fur ll.-rtlia ll.xlrtr In the laat quar
ter. Wodunaday, O. lobi.r IS. at J: 10
u. m.. tha trnhmrn rlrla of Malln
hlch, and tho elKlith grade girla
ut Malln engeg.d 10 a volleyball
amo at tha grade school court.
Thn teama woro well niatchod,
althuuih tho frrahmen hare bad
Ihn moat esuerloiira. The grade
achool playnr had henn wall
. run hud by Mr. Olann. Tha grade
lrla were ahad at tho olid of tha
firat hull, but tho frvahmaa ral
lied and the final ecore waa II
to 31 In tha freahmima' favor.
New 'Orange M'
Boys Initiated
Krlday. October 10, the mom.
Vara of the "Orange M" club In
cited tbe nwoonure thoao who
had won a letter In baakothall and
aai'ball laat year Into their ss-
mrtallon. The nw mnm hers were
lu..n lu Klamath Kalla wearing
rutl. ukiua coatumra. They parad-
id duwn Main slroet to tho I'llie
1 r thttnr. whro thuy look lu
a how. Kullowlng the allow they
vent to tho Kluinnth Njlutorluui
l.ir a awltn. Attrr tho awlm thny
warn eacort.'d tn the llrlrk cafe
for aupper.
Thn nnw iiinmhnra arn Kdwln
SUHtny. Knoch Iviraafk, linn Lay.
man, Loula 1'ofnll, Jnrk St.yknl,
l.aii Kuniarad aud LMivld McConib.
Team Picked To
Attend Stock Show
Krlday, at the pi aoolal, Mr.
htriMit, principal of Malln high
announced that Wlltord Hundley.
Jack Chapman, Don Blotter and
Hon Layman had boon aelecled to
rapronont Malln high achool at tho
elwk ahow In Portland.
The boya woro picked from the
agriculture claaaee. All tha boya
In thcae claaaca bare boon prao
. Irlng Judging tho paat few wevka
aa purl of tholr olaaa work, and
all have worked hard for ft poe
Una on thla loam.
Bonanza Girls
Downed in Game
Malln girla' volleyball toara waa
vir.torloua ovar Uooania on tbe
Uonanta court laat Krlday by
aeore. of 16-13. llotb teama played
a good gams. Booanae waa lead'
lag the flrat halt by a acore at II
to 13.
Malln baa only one mors (am
t play of the county gexlea. Tha
girla era hoping to again hold the
county cup.
The girla that played Friday on
Malln'a loam wore Klta Hundley,
lOmma Kallna, Mildred Potucok,
Marjorlo Koa, Bortha Rxldy and
Iran llalouaok.
Elect Hundley
Class President
Tho V. F. A. clnaa hold eloctlon
of offlcora on Soptoinbar 10. Tboae
elected woro: Pronldont. Wlirord
Ilundlny: vice prnaldont. Jack
Cbnpninn: Hnc.-Tron., Hon Lay
man; roportor, Klmont Kimyon.
PERSONALS
Kuuneth and Laater Furlor-
fleld of Myrtle Folut are vlalllug
lu Malln tor a tew daya.
Mlaa lineal Uurgeea of Blocka-
burg, California I ylalllng with
rvlatlvea at Malln.
Jack Chapman bad the mle-
f.irtuu of bltlug bla lougue, rrl
duy in the football gam with
iluiiiey,
Mr. and alra. 1. V. llolouaek
lid family motored to Aahland
over the weak end. Mr. Uolou
nk will remain tiler for an lo
duflulte period lor bla health.
Mr. and Mra. C. B. Branch of
Bly vlalled at the borne ol Mr.
and Mra. M. M. Staalny, wea-
noaday.
Jame Tollver reoeived earioui
Injurlaw while dlgglug polatoea
for II. K. Jackmau.
Mr. John Huuilk vlalted with
Mra. Joe Cbotard. Kunday.
Mra. Charlea. Maupta ot Malln
la oooklng at the Hevltna, bunt-
log camp of Tula lake.
Mlaa Ueorgla Llakny ipent tn
wook eud with Mlaa Loratla
Klaher.
Mra. Holhreok and family
have moved to Midland where
they plan to reelde all winter.
Mr. Nnlaon and Mr. Itouge ot
McUoel vlalted In Malln. laat
wook end.
Maalne Miller gave a birthday
party Sunday afternoon and all
preaotit had an enjoyable time.
Mra. Tom Decker and family
and Mr. Tom Beach motored to
lily on Sunday.
The "apot ' danc held at Ma
lln, Saturday, waa well attended
by everyone.
Mr. and Mr, pager motored
to MoCloud, California. Friday to
vlalt frlenda.
Mra. William Allen ot Klam
ath Kalla vlalted with ber aon.
Mactiarrott ot Malln, Wednes
day.
Mabel Scott of Klamath Falls
haa moved to Malln to apand the
winter with her grandparent.
Mr. aud Mra. uurkee.
Mr. and Mra. Arthur Crlsa and
family and Mr. and Mra. Charles
Kenyon and family motored to
Uougura Neck. California to at
tend the golden wedding ot Mr.
and Mra. Crlaa. paronta of Mr.
Crlee and Mrs. Konyon. ,
Iter. Taylor of inland had
charge ot the aervlc at the I'rea-
bytorian church at Malln, Sun
day.
Mrv and Mr. Rudolph JeJInak
aud Harry Adamek of Lengell
Valley were visiting In Malln.
Sunday.
Many of the high aohool and
grade school aludente war In
Klamath Kails Wednesday to
hoar the U. S. Marine band play
at I'uoie a roiiran theatre.
Mrs. C. A. Henderson, county
mualo teacher waa at the Malln
grade chool, Wednesday.
Merrill Defeats
Malin Grade Team
On Friday, October 1. the
Malln grade school took It fool
hall tram to Morrill, wher thy
wcr defeated by a scor of 11
to 0.
It waa hard-fought game, the
members of both teams doing
thi'lr beeL The line-up lor Malln
waa as follows:
Kenyon, le; Tomnsou. It; Wll
aou, Ik; Klrkpairlrk, c; Docknr,
rg; Cooley, re; Kuni, rt; Ed
wards, qb; Docker, Ih; llolbrook
rh; ltnbrr, fh; W'ltner, Osborne
and Urajll, sujia.
Malslo Wotiel vacclnatod aovnr
al puplla of the Malln grade
school for amall pox, Tunaday.
' Mra. Ilurlman ot Grants Pass
vlsltnd with Mrs. A. M. woriow,
Sunday.
Th tvnAWVltera ot tlln Mnlln
high school vrero overhnulod by
aa agont of tun ununrwnnu typ
ing company, Friday.
Mr. mil Mrs. A. Kill Itlll and
Hiimll son, Ilniliilph, loft for For
,i iirnvu iii villi with their aon.
I.ouIh. who Ih uil.'inllng 1'nclllc
unlvorMliy.
It's easy to nwostir umn a
uulinportanc. It' In exact ratio
to the Imnortnnc ot his tele
MALIN WINS
GRID GAME
In the first confsrenn me
played on the Malln gridiron, Men
ley was defeated by a acore ot J
to .
llotb. team were so vnly
matched that neither (Id acored
in the flrat half. Honloy waa the
first to score, msklng touch
down In the third quarter, but
failed to oonvert tn point. Malln
slao scored In this quarter, with
Mlkaovaky maklug the touch
down, and converting th extra
point by Una buck. There was
no scoring In th laat Quarter.
Malln' lineup wo as follow:
Enoch Petrasek, le; Jack
Chapman, H; Richard Jackmau,
ig; Edwin Staatny, e; iMlmar
Wllllamaon, rg; Wlltord Hundley,
rt; Willie Kajnua, re; Mervyn
Wild, qb; Lno Kamarad, Ih; Jo
Mlkaovaky, rh; Claud Layman,
fb.
Hundley and Kamarad chanted
positions In the last quarter.
Substituted David .Whit for
Jack Chapman.
Referoe, Roland Parks) head
linesman, Ivan Petrasek.
Pie Social Held
To Raise Funds
A pi social waa held Friday,
October IT, at the Community
ball for tbe benefit of the F. F.
A. organisation of Malln - high
achool. Prooeeda will be used
to send tour boy to th stock
show In Portland.
Th following program waa
presented: "Kentucky Bab,"
lilrla' Glee cub; reading, Richard
Jackman; "Cinderella, Sopho
more agriculture class; "Tha
Woodshed Blues," solo by El
Mont Kenyon; taxing match,
Richard Juckman and Wlltord
Hundley; "Mlaa Popularity,"
skit; "On Fleeting Hour" and
"Down lb River of Golden
Dreams," Girla' Trio; Magician
act, Mervyn Wilde; "Womanleaa
Wedding," skit; "Dumb and De
voted," dnet by Loulae Jenkins
and Emma Kallna.
Election Ballots
Being Sent Out
Ballots for th general election
to be held November 4 are being
annt out by th county dark' of.
tie fore to tha IS precincts In
the county, with other eloctlon
supplies.
With th ejection two weeks
from todsy, th final prepara
tions for voting are being made
by th officials. Election and
counting boards are being select
ed and notified and all ballots
mailed out to th precinct.
In Klamath Kalis th voter
will have three ballots to mark,
the general ballot containing tbe
name ot candidate and pro
posed ilat measure: th city
special election ballot carrying
thro measure aubmitted to the
people, and th apodal county
ballot carrying the armory bond
proposal.
Charles snd Chester DeLap are
In chsrge ot the work In the
clerk's office. Both samples and
Ih original ballots are being
mailed with ballot boxes, pencils,
polling booths and tabulation
sheets.
VALLEY PEOPLE
HEAR B01V1N
By GRACE B. TIROWN
tANOELL VALLEY, Ore., Oct.
tl. (Spe.lal) At the 1-anKall
Valley community hall Saturday
evening tber wa n largely at
tended danc and political meet
ing. Among th speakers was
Harry D. Bulvln, assistant dis
trict attorney who la n candidate
for district attornsy. Mr. Bolvln
I runlng on platform of boneal
enforcement of th law. ile was
born tn Klamath county and at
tended th public schools In th
county. Mr. Bolvln I well known
throughout tbl valley, having
vlalted her many time.
Mr. and Mrs. David Turner
are spending a fw daya in
Sutherland, Oregun, vlalllug with
Mr. and Mr. John Turner.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Wllllta
and daughter of Lakevlew are
her visiting Mr. Wllllta' par
ents, Mr, aud Mra. Lv McDon
ald. Le Wortmsn left for Alturaa.
Calif., last week.
Le and Fred Roberta of
Bryant Mountain were through
th valley the forepart of tie
week looking for cattle.
Bonansa high' achool football
team played th Klamath Falls
team on Friday at Klamath Falls
the K. U. U. 8. team won With
a lead of It points.
Thomas Lorelady of Po Val
ley delivered solo cattle to th
Lyl Mill ranch near Klamath
Kalis. Mr. MU1 recently bought
these.
Mr. and Mra. Ivan Welch and
son, Le Hoy, of Ulldebrand were
transacting business In Bonansa
on Saturday.
A crew haa been working on
lb Bonanxa-Lorella road, widen
ing and etralghlenlng It near the
Frank Nichols ranch wher I'
make blind turn. Tbl haa
for aome llin needed straighten
Ing as several bad accident have
occurred there.
Work on th church building
hi been resumed. Everyone
wlio Is able to work Is urged t
ssalsL
Th resalar meeting of the
grange waa held Tuesday. A
large attendance wo present.
Henry Thew, Frances The
and Vara McKeynolda attended
a football game la bonansa on
Friday afternoon.
Jim Lensl, C. B. Brown, Henry
Howe, Art Welmer, Frank Jen
kin and WUbnr Nli loft Sat
urday lor ft hunting trip to Sum
mer Lake.
"WhiUe" Dun and Jane Stan
ley war married laat week at
Bend, Ore. Mr. Dunn 1 a farm
er of thla valley.
Mr. and Mra. Don Powers
transacted business In Klamath
Fall on Wednesday.
George SbanU waa ft business
visitor in Bonansn on Friday
afternoon.
Police Seeking
California Girl
Last Seen Monday
BERKELEY, Calif., Oct ll.U
P) Laat aeen talking to a msn
lu an automobile while on her way
to achool, 10-year-old Virginia
Eddy waa the object of a police
search throughout Northern Cal
ifornia today.
She la the daughter of Mrs. C.
D. Eddy of Berkeley and her di
vorced husband. Mauric Flynn
ol Portland, Ore.
Schoolmates told of seeing th
girl talking to msn near the
cbool yesterday, but her teachers
said ahe did not attend classes.
Th other girls who saw the man
In th car wer unable to give a
description ot him or his machine.
But If you don't play contract
brldgs yon are sunk, anyway, and
there's no gsrgl for that
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Public Political
Meeting Tonight
A publts political meeting will
b held tonight at 1:46 o'clock
at tb Eagles' hsll. Ninth and
Walnut, at which al candidate
for publlo office are Invited to
attend and epenk. The publlo Is
Invited to attend th meeting and
listen to the dlscuaalous.
William Ferguaon. candidate
for mayor, announced that the
ball had been sncursd and x
tended th Invitation to all can
didate to appear and speak, and
to tb publlo to attend th meeting.
H J LDEBRATJD
PJUITY PLANNED
By ESTHER MICHAEL
HILDEBRAND, Ore., Oct. 11
(Spoclal) Th Hlldobrand
chool and Parent-Teacher as
sociation sr giving Halloween
program and danc Friday eve
ning, October 11 at th Ullde
brand grange hall.
Mr. and Mra. Glnn Chandler
of Yakima, Wash., visited for
several day with Mr. Chand
ler's parents, Mr. and Mrs, W.
L. Welch.
A number of the ahar hold
ers et tbe Spring Vslley Tele
phone company are busy prepar
ing the telephone line on the
wet side of the valley.
Manuel Vlerirn, who has spent
th pa it two weeks st hi runch
at Kpracue River, has returned
to his home In Hlldehrand.
Charles Woelk and son, Csrl
tranaurtnd buslnoss In Klamath
Falls Monday.
Mrs. Leonard Rltter and two
children, Walter and Clara and
Mr. Karolln Rltter spent Tues
day afternoon st th T. P. Mich
ael horn.
Mr. and Mr. ' Jaci Hortoi
vlalted frlenda and relative In
Uonansa Friday,
Karl Zanilnirer. who la em-Ployed-
al tb H.t N.' Whltolln
ranch near Klamath Kalla. waa
Sunday visitor al th Leonard
Killer home.
0. A. Carlson was ft business
visitor In llonsni Wednesday.
Many of the Hldebrand grange
member attended th Polmona
grange meeting bed at Keno.
Oct 11.
London's nam wa one Hill
by th Pool.
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