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UNSETTLED
WEATHER MARS
HOLIDAY OUTLOOK
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Of ficial reports predicted twat -
tered show et s In he state, with
local roma in I lie mount:tine of
he east port Ion. Condit ions
eio genet ally unmet, led, and rain
clouds hung over Ing sect Iona of
t he sky sat ot day afternoon.
A driszling rain fell for a few
tomtit es It U IIIY moi Illus. In
t he midst of I he shower. t liree
or four heavy claps of t Minder
followed lightning flashes close
Ito lOWIto thin Clip0f) 1mb, w Melt
foods I he Long Bell mill and
Spring Lake count ry. wont out of
commission.
1 lomat Ii Forest Protect Ivo an..
Poe in I loll lookouts west of l(la In.
at h Falls reported iiiimorous
light uiin utuIk.s, butt no firea
apparontly w ere started. At I he
tuuul. t hey called In Sat urtlay
morning. it Mid been raining in
town. huh I hey reported I he
w nether dry in t hat Port ion.
Lookouts east of town did not
report any et ri k es.
I trippy oil roast
Reports fi u.uuu weal ern Oregon
Saturday were 'het the weather
w as drippy over that way. h lam
at hit es who planned to viM1 the
coast were It rimed t hat the fore
cast is for robbers raincoata and
tonbrellas Sunday.
I la mat It holm worn planning
to liii ku t Ito most of I he weekend,
for it of fermi I hem t heir last
vacation fling. rity achoola start
Tuesday and county classes get
II nderway NVednettday.
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The umpired play of Heinrich Heckel and Heron Gottfried von Cramm, who twice before had bowed
by narrow margins to the ,iaive foes, carried them to a straight set victory in their third meeting with
America's Davis Cup stars. Don limh!e and Gene Mako, in the national men's doubles tennis finals
at lAnigwood Cricket Club, Chi-rmit Hills, Mass Budge, left foreground, has just driven a backhand
it Henkel while von eranim holds the fort on the baseline at right. Mako, right foreground. moves up
to the net during the match.
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ALTAMI)NT Veil St;
hltrd nt Altlinintit drive Ills
flied hIll for append!, Ilk T.i, 4
tit tim Klamath Valley teeiliital.
Mr. and Mrs. It. Initietett '""'""' "'r
son have returned from It "".1"I 1"'"'"1""'"I or "gt'"
wlitch sprd ea new
vaeation trip on i the con! t. Poo toditY
r,par,ed ha,la trip Hamer, Japan s airmen Wasted at
imsitituls (h;tpvi. t he
and the weather wal, tine.
already devastated Chinese guar
Muddy
at home.
Mrs. Alma thiker and Delli Hosed that the
A Japane.e spoke:on:1n dis-
Jliptilletie coast:-
aid a" M"' 1Yr"" Ts"1"1. "1 late as struck SIX times in ves
"nd'd P"111 Ph' :" terd.ts artillery fire which li.am
Olene 'ednesday evening hy t)i e! mere,' trod( Japanese landing par
irtlowitit studio for the wp;uippon
River grange. arross the meandering
Mr. and Mrs Cline of thlita,4 Whanepon rast of the Internallow
rni., aro visiting at the howq ol settlement and the French con..
Mrs. Cline's skier. Mrs. T. 10 fii, also flared with vast IP,W
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1 '''''i'''''IY III' I'm" i" f:10:::i I lint still hidden within that , tally for the Algoma Lumber corn-
oi it li tho liliiintilli Nitialtilhg corn- stool; ing quarter wero tho Chinese i pany during the mummer.
1 pato. Itaitted in Aittitnot,I.
1 Visting at the nome of Mr. and
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1 Mr. and Mrtt. itnipti Hoyt Awl D. P. Lawton and Nliss
i son ha 1,0 retained !row I hoir . Janitliesti troop tram-ports to turn i Bertha Pitman in Fort Klamath
I ta, .1 Gott trip to Los AoKolos. 1 tall anti Geo tiOwn the Valtillgilort I last week (or a few dttym were Mr.
1
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tt-it. Clarence Haddlentone, all of
I,!': OFFICIALS DEMAND Editorials On News 1. Pasadena, Cal. Mrs. Link in a Hin-
l',. ter s. Lawton and Miss Pit-
COMBATANTS QUIT of Mr
voon 11 'rhn 1,ro rtu re,' nr",..1 b,o. 1,,
,"' COMBATANTS QUIT I 1, tor of Airs. Lawton and Miss
t man. The party returned the hit
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OREIGN DISTRICT (Cuntinned from One) ter part of the leek to Pasadena.
y. 1 I 1 Airs. Katherine Russell and
1 Alissouti away from the Indians. ram .3,
ii moved to Klamath Fails
""' (Continued from Palo' One) ! T h u t is what the Japanese are
l doing u
PPi Snday to make their home. The
. states marines harratks In Shang ; g to th e Chinee now. . Russells have lived in Fort Kiam-
' hal. the ath for the pact smeveral years.
1 Thotp.stettit See Air Hattie I in many rot,. t).t sr'P,
I Miss Harriet onroe re t urned
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iltia PI A era -a tie
x nrld HASN'T CHANGED ATI Sunda, to Fort Klamath after via
1,ormuti 1,;;tnes struck a heavy
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KLAMATH MEDICAL
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ntr hattioH KIT THIEF WORKS
, in e rtaliation tor the Chines
1,1 nr NORTH TO EUGENE
pont todny which spread nr.w
tor .1apafi's rITl,n instml R (Continued from rage Onel
( Imsititms In (hm)1.1.
,1alr iIy kvaNtateci Chinese q:. nth Fails reenvProd one of a
COMING SUNDAY
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THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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le,,,i.zfts 444" 4 4 t: s C " Mr. and Mra. Clifford ft. Ken-
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9 ',V:ft$,,C'e r,,I)'1.-,,, -, ,,t,i'l,' of a baby girl, bran Sunday night,
, 444, '-,,'',,e,-,4 ''-'0' : ,,,, Auguat 21,, at the Klamath Valley
:4-,Lifitj, cJ.e''', I '' ';''' bottplual in Klamath Falk The
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new arrival has been named
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or Jea.
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, Local employe,' of the Algoma
- Lumber company and their farm
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em eld a picnic laid Sunday at
:,-, :,,,,,.;.:,.;,, ,,,,,,.,,,,,, i George Denton's park near in
,,,,m-qmoo , i j Torr7ieptilirimor,t li la math. Finn weather co n t ri M
141!i, g,,,;06, V.ri4'iii.iii'V.,,f1,,;e4';''..a 1 u!ed en
to a very joyable outing,
.,,77,,,, ., -- ,. ;:,;: -, -- ,.,,,,',,l',', mune,' and contest,' being a tfin-
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, Helen Russell returned Friday
''''7' '''- ,....,s,' '' , '--,' 'l night from a
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, , .,,, , , ,, .:, , ' , ' '. '. , (;runin MOM. trip to Salem and
Hay Bleak, who ham been am.
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-7 , , ' 0:' .,,..., --:!,,,,7,;,!',,- , ployed during the summer at Cam,-4,,idio.
07 ., - '0 -.7,4-, tel and Utters J. G. A. atore In !!,,,,,,, 4 7.,,i,,,,,,,,,,,,. , ,,,, ..i Fort Klamath, left Sunday for
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';- ,''I: his home in Salt Lake City, Utah.
d0.-a:',11flatiaiaZe'r j
A group of friend's motored to
um, dm twice before had bowed Fort Kianiath to bring bleak
'tory in their third tneeting with home ',vith them. On their return
onal IIH'Il's doubles tennis finals trip to Utah, the party planned to
,und, has just tiriven a backhand visit Crater lake. The visitora
lako, right foreground. mores up were much hnpreased ;Oh the
beautiful local acenery.
Bob Heath, eon of Mr. and
Mra. A. L. Heath of Fort Kiam
fires ,,,,t off by a nIght of Japan-I ath, left Thursday morning for
I Sacramento, where he mill attend
ese aerial and naval bombard
I college for the fall and winter
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nth Falls recovered one of three
stolen medical Castqa. It was
fottml in a hank beside the gov
ernment rhint, near 'Alt-Trill. Sev
eral art MIPS had been broken.
Two kits stolen from his car
are still missing.
II WaR reported that another
physician recovered a bag when
it was taken to his office by an
individual who claimed a reward.
stating he had found the bag.
FT. KLAMATH
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tieveral dims ago for flurkiii
berry niountain, where he will
cutup and lurk berries for the
next few wootn. Reports front
pe,,piti corning from the !terry
nut, hen Indicate that there in a
are telly of the fruit there thin
fif!itP011.
base Noah wan a Fort Klam
ath vinitor from his ranch on the
inarah. where he is bum), putting
lin hay.
iting a few days in Oroville,
as the guest of MI ES Frances Janes
of that city. The latter returned
to Fort Klamath with Miss Mon
toe and the girls plan on return
ing to Orovilie this weck to work
In a cannery there for a time.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Denton and
nephew, Wallace Denton, attended
the circus in Klamath Falls Mon
day. Their nephew left Monday
evening from Klamath Falls by
train for his home in Los Angeles.
lb n has been visiting his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Den
ton. in Fort Klamath for a short
time, and is the son of Mr. and
Aihert Denton of Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shanks
and nephew, Wesley Sorenson of
Yakima, Wash., who have been
visiting recently at the Denton
home. have returned to Washing
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NOW PLAYING
Must End Saturday
"YOU CAN'T HAVE
EVERYTHING"
DON AMECHE
, ALICE FAYE
RITZ BROS.
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with IAN HUNTER
FRIEDA INESCORT
Herbert Mundin C.P.Huntley,Jr.
FEATURETTES
COLOR CARTOON
"HOUND and the RABBIT"
LATEST NEWS
ton. Mn. Rhank s is Mn. Den
ton's Meter.
Rollie brewer Is back In Fort
Klamath from Lakeview, and Is
busty setting WW1 pities in the tele
phone line installod two yeers
ago In Crater Lake park. Eighty
one new !mien will he lost up. and
other work to be done by Brewer
locally Includes atabbing tile-
tph,, otnhen pcohlriaogliirimakl'iret Kcaillatomrantiha
highway junction. Brewer la em
ployed by the West Coast Tele
phone company.
Monday night visitors at the
'Lorne of Mr. and Mn,. Charles
Noah ere old-time friends whom
tiloY had not seen for mix years,
Gary Davis and eon Roy of Rose
burg, Ore.
Monday ',letters in ,Klamath
Falls wore Charlet! J. Bricco, Mrs.
Roy Deffenbarher and Mrc Wal
ter Schee. iiricco recently pur
chased a new car, and drove it to
Klamath Fails on the trip.
Mrs. William Herrick and
daughter, Mrs. Roy Hicks, and
niece, Mica Florence Eldwarde, re
turned Tuesday evening from a
v,eekle trip to Stockton and River
aide, Cal.
The first rattle to he chipped to
market thic fall from Wood itiver
valley were cent out Monday,
when S. C. Miller and sons con
Mgned 75 bead of steere via rail
from Chiloquin to Swancon com
pany at Sacramento, Cal. A price
of El cents watt paid straight
through for the cattle. It is ex
pected that other cattlemen will
commence chipping ahortly, as
there have been a number of cat
tle buyers in the vicinity during
the past week.
Monday night's rain halted tent
porarily the clover operations in
the valley, but It is expected that
cutting and chocking of clover
will be underway in a day or two.
provided there is no more rain in
the offing.
L. S. Smith, employed by
Lamm's camp at Yamsay, Ore.. Wati In Fort Klamath Saturday, en
route to Hiamath Falls for medi
cal attention. Smith's arm was
injured when caught between .wo
loge while he was at work in the
woods. Medical examination dis
closed that there mere no bones
broken In the arm. and Smith re
turned to work Monday morning.
Mr. anti Mrs. George Denton
and Ray Ferguson were Klamath
Falls visitors Wednesday.
Joe and Kay Neil, grandson c of
Mr. and Mrs. George Loosley of
Fort Klamath, left Wednesday
DEATH -.STALKS the.STREETS:e.SHANGHAIN
-dO t MI.
DOORS OPEN I P. M.
CONTINUOUS DAYS
morning for a few days' outing
and finhing trip to Hoven lakes
They arrived a few days ego from
Sacramento tor ft PI hart stay hrree,
and made the trip to Hoven Lakes
with Paddle and pack horses.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Denton
went to Nledlord Wednesday to
obtain their supply of peaches for
canning. While in the valley, they
visited relatives and friends there.
A. L. ;McGuire. who has been
busy with well drilling and well
cleaning work here, went to Klam
ath Marsh Tuesday to drill a well
for Charles bens at the latter's
ranch.
MERRILL BRIEFS
MERRILL Mrn. Tom Willis
plans to spend the coming ON
Fteks here with her parents, Mr
and Mrs. R. L. Dalton, while Wil
lis is checking on business in
terests In the vicinity of Salt Lake
where he hax recently been trans
ferred from San Francisco. Later
Mr. and Mrs. Willis will make
their home in Salt Lake City.
Mra, Elmer Merritt, formerly of
Merrill, now residing In Klamath
Falls, is reported to be recover
ing from a recent critical illness.
Mrs. Nlerritt nut tared paralysis
following a heart attack and her
condition was so critical that it
prevented removal from her how
to a hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bailey. Mer
rill, in company with Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Griffin, Alturas, plan to leave
Sunday for Crescent City and San
Francisco where they will spend
several days.
W. C. Bailey, assisted by his son
Bill. arrived borne Thursday from
Dorris with 1000 head of year
ling beef cattle to be fed out at
the Bailey ranch in the next few
months.
Mn. R. G. Robinson, mother
of Mrs. N. H. Bogue, who has been
Ill at the Bogue home is reported
to be improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rogers are
parents of a daughter, born at the
Merrill hospital August 27. The
babe weighed Si pounds and has
been named Velda Leota.
Mrs. E. M. Hammond, assisted
by Mrs. W. E. Hammond and Mrs.
Dan Colwell. entertained membors
of the Altar society of the Holy
Cross church at the first fail
meeting Wednesday afternoon.
Nineteen members responded to
roll call and heard Father Mur
phy give a farewell address of ap
preciation to the parish before his
leaving for The Danes to take over
duties of him new parish.
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PAGE FTVE
GARNER FAVORED
FOR PRESIDENCY
BY CONSERVATIVE
(Continued from page One)
etitutional amendment limiting
the president'', term to a single
period of six Ye lirti
Burke declared Garner had "a
lot of thinge the country needs
and which would make him a
worthy successor to President
Rooenvelt."
"What the country needed dur
ing the last four years," he eel&
"was vision, nymnathY with the
underprivileged, ideallem and a
willingnese to try any kind of an
experiment that came to mind in
order to alleviate suffering.
"torn Sense Needed"
"What we mted now is some
one with very different qualities.
We need someone with hard com
mon sense rather than a nympa
thetic nature, particularly in fin
ancial mattere. We need someone
that can hold down expenditures
and restore confidence so that.
business and industry tn.ay go
ahead and expand, thus providing
Jobs."
Garner, he commented, "has no
sympathy with labor excesses such
as sitdown strikes, hut he believes
in collective bargaining and the
right of every working man to a
fair chance,"
"No NOnheilhe
"He wouldn't, stand for any
nonsense and he would make it
known that the government
doesn't owe a living to anybody
unless he is willing to get out and
work."
Burke predicted President
Roosevelt would begin to "taper
off" his "experimental" program
during the remaining years of his
second term. He predicted also
that congress would "assert itself"
Increasingly during the remainder
of Mr. Roosevelt's administration.
BRQNXVILLE. N. Y. (1P)Pa
trolman Marehal Yerry parked his
ear 200 feet from the pollee sta
tion when he went on duty. When
he emerged eight hours later the
ear had been stolen.
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