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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 1, 1936)
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THREE 1lMMMtmwffwW "wynrowiBaw! SMUaTffflnn Popeye Club little ' Sforler, About Klamath .. Boyi and Girl n j ENDS NOTICE 1, 1936 FID II n LLf-J J TO GOVE 00 ? A la 'i V. lib I A rt I (Continued from Pair Ona) aliened today chairman of th atat rollof coinnilaaloii, rafuaed to oomimmt uiioit llio reuaoo for till BOtlOII, "Nothing, whatever, to aay," ha reviled when aakail, Ureentnan declined to lay whether hie action waa prompted by tha roneul controveray between the coininlaaloii I .id Gov, Merlin In which the vovernor at flrat re fuaed to alun Iniloliteilnoiia cortlfl catea on tho around that em ployable ahould tako available seasonal Joba, David II. Simpson, Portland real eiiat executive and another appointee to the coiiimlnlon, aald be would accept. HOOD ItlVKlt, July J. UP II ii nil Hall, II "ml Hlver editor, aald today he haa "not yet ac cepted" the appointment of Ouv, Martin by which he would auocaad Judd (Irxeuman, Verntinlt, on the State relief eommlaalnn, ' ' "I havo an appnlntinent with (he coventor hro either Thursday or Friday and until then I havo nolhlnc to any," euld Hall. "I want to dlirua the appointment and will declilo after our confer ence whether t will accept,, Hull aald he dnalred to make no comment "at thla time" on the recent relief controversy. E (Contlnned from Poia On) . provide one of the IntereitlRf rldlnc featurea. Under 0. D. Matthewe' dlrea tlnn, rarpentera war at work at th falrarounda flnlahlni th bleachera and other (acllllle there. It waa announced that the falrirounila ailnilaiilnn fee wilt be 76 cent for adulta and 60 eenta for children at all pro gram!. lOch day the talrgrounda vent will a'arl at 1:00 o'clock. Merle Knolta, Hound I-ake, Teteran aiage-coarh driver, waa aalgned Thuraday to driving the ancient ataae which haa been elandlng at the Hwan I-ake Moulillng company grounda for aeveral year. The anolenl ve hicle waa tinlng put Into ahape, and will he rt.-lvcn about th gireet for publicity purpose. The "death -defying thrill rider" were making preparatlona at Modoo field tor their "Per formance at th two night pro grama there. The ilniloe field admlaalon fee. both nlKhte. will be JO eenta for grown-upe and 16 eenta for children. Th pro grama begin at 7:00 o'clock Fri day and Saturday night. Zioncheck Not Allowed on Plane (Continued From Pag One) th congressman related. 'Then an attendant opened tho door and aald: 'We'ro very aorry, but H rea'rvailona are anld out." 'i wininit to know why they ahould cancol our. Th atten dant replied: 'I don't know. There' nothing elie to do but get otf." t nitinr. truffle agent, anld Zioncheck had been refined pa; age becauae he naa not purcnaiwa tlckota In advance and becauae ,h nUn hall B. CBOACltV Uiad when he arrived at the municipal airport. "I mint admit we wore afraid to tako him up," HUlor added. "W ar very careful not to tu dnnger th live of our paaaen w fnlfl him In nel off. lie refined. Finally we ordored II paaaongera out. While h waa raining hell In tho hangar, w re loaded Iho paaaongera and look off." Twelve Persons?, Lost in Floods (Contlnuod from Pag .On) Reported aecond torrontlal rain fall atirtlng at p. m. On aoe tlon of the elty waa inundated Thousands of acre ''o1orn and cotton crop wor waahed awny. ''v' Cattlemen, caught by th aud dennna of the rain, estimated hundroda or hoad of cattl were lout In th lowlnnda. Tho Uundnlupo hnd rlien to 83 foct, five foot nlmvo flood , atnge, and waa rising nt th rata of two foot per hour. Farther north at Kockdat Ih hcnvloat rnln alnco 1000, 13.15 : Inchea, flooded tho Hum Branoh crook and aent water couralng into th city. V ' ; . Burning Machine f Runs Into Post Edward Bee, Ollmoro Oil com pany employ, narrowly oacapod Injury early Wednesday after noon, whon he lout control of hie burning 'automobile and oraahtd Into an Iron pout at tho edge, of an embankment at 420 North Sovonth atroot. . Boa waa driving down th Alley toward hie rosldance, whoit bla New Leonard i IlKi niGEItATOfl " (1.17 Cubic Feet Sl .'.i Only $159.95 ! ' UHLIG'S loan Main 1 i" Hero la Donald deck, 1711 Oregon svenuo, who waa a spec ial feature on laal Saturday'! Fopey matinee program. Don old la eleven yeara old and piny th violin. He played thro number, hla aecond encore being, "Pop unci the Weaiol." Sergeant Carl Cook accompan ied him on the guitar. It almost time for th big Fourth of July celebration and 1 want to again caution all boya and girl about tho danger of heavy trafflo and big erowdi. Ufa all b very cartful, especial ly when croaiilng atreota. Never croaa tho aireet at any place ex cept the Intersection, and then only after looking In both dlrec tlona very carefully. Thoae riding blcyelea ar also urged to watch traffic carefully and to remember that motorlala havo a problem of their- own while handling their car on the etreeta and very often fall to aee blryclra that dart In and out among other rara, If you rid your bicycle at night be euro It h llghta. l Many of you wltl h down town with a younger brother or alitor In your charge. Please remember how dear to you that brother or aiatar I and watch after him or her ry carefully. ' When this lilg celebration I over let' all bo able to say (hat there wasn't an accident of any kind happened to any boy or girl lu the city. BEitOEANT CAftL COOK In yeslordny'a paper we prom ised that today'a column would havo a list of anfety rules for swimming, to be prepared by Mr. Blebhlua. lied Crosa llfo guard and member of tho police depart ment. W aro aorry, hoover, that thee wero not ready In time for this column, and will be pub lished Tory aoon. Harold McUonnld, eleven yenra old, live at 410 Wnlnut street. Harold just roturncd from a camping trip to California, and report a grand time. Lillian Tlontman Uvea at 412 Walnut atroot, and la enjoying a lovely vacation trip to varloua points In Wnahlngton. Lillian la fourteen yenra old. automobile bnck fired and Ignited. The fire depnrtment wits culled at 1:0 n. m.. anil tho hlnzo wna ex tinguished. Only wiring of tho machine waa damaged. Tha fire department wna called out at 1:31 a. in. Friday to the Lake Hotel at 1329 Main street. The alarm wna false, howovcr. 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