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Libritry Renovated The ro
modoilng and reinitiating which
ham boon In progress at the city
library and has neveamitated Clon
ing tho library for neveral (Nye ler
comploted, according
to Eno la Hawkins, librarian, Both
tho muting room on nos main
floor and the largo auditorium
bent been retinted and repainted.
All tho shelves and roading tobles
tilt vo boon retinishod and gloats
plates aro now being put on Vio
tops Of tho tablos to protect tice
tops and in order that malts told
such material may bo dispinyed
boneuth tho glass.
Accepts Ruth Fos.
sum boa accepted it position at the
city library, whore silo le taking
tho placo of Otia Mae Mammy, who
heti loft for Oregon Wino convict,
to continuo !te aromas, mcg. Fo .
auto has hart a ittellt dual Ot
perience In library work and wart
g ineenbor of tint staff Itt I Ito thil
varsity of Oregon library for soy.
oral years. thin no Munro, sonior
at Klamath Union high school, la
oleo a new member of till city
library stall, and Airs. Alvin Ham.
snP1 la employed at tho library In
the ropatring and binding depart.
;Dent.
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1111Prt From CarTheft of s
bedroll from their automobile
Monday night was reportod to po
lice bureau by Mr. and Alm L. U.
now of Modford. The par:hitt
was parked at Soventh saeot anti
Klamath Immo during the eve
nine. and when the Rowels re
ill Melt to the car at 10:45 ociuk
they found the bedroll gone.
Mitt Annual DanceThe it ()
Manta Women's club is making
arronsemonts for giving lie an
nual Hallowe'en dance. It will
be held at Om school gym, and
committees linvo been uppointed
to act on arrangements for good
music, decorations and refresh-pout'.
October 12, 1037
CITY BRIEFS
r: Entertainer' at Morrill Thu
Morrill Amor loan Logion auxiliary
hug iitvd tho Klamath
Amoicon Logion auxiliary to he
its gamuts for a N:80 (Minor 'runs
day ovoning, Oulu hor 10, at Mor
rill. All auxiliary numbers ono
invited, Anyono iloolring trona
porlution to Morrill IN intim(' to
call Moho! P'ontor, 11112It. 'rho
Pionibursi aro requoNtoil to moot
at the Klamath Falls Legion Wit
at 6:30 p.m Thin mooting with
tho Alorri II group will Ina Ole
plum o of tint rogilliir auxiliary
Pivoting horo schodulod for Octo
ber IP.
Drum Corps MeetsA meeting
of the Engles drum corm hes
been celled for 'Wednesday At
Yt30 p. tn. at the Dew Engles hell
At Fifth And Mein street. Exects
tire offieern and trustees, en well
en the Auxtliary corps' committee,
ire Urged to be present.
Director Wilts Clifford L.
Smith, state director, end assist
tot regional director of the farm
rehabilitation progrem, spent two
days in Klamath and Lake coutt
4ies last week, chocking over the
territory with Earl tiartitter, di
rector for these two counties.
Returns HomoMrs. Harry D.
Po trio returned home Tuesday
;Corning after a week s visit in
Fortland with friends. She else
was among tho Klamath Fails
people attending the horse show,
one of the features of the Pacific)
Livestock exposition.
Circle to Meet--Members of the
llshee circle' of the First Metho
dist church will meet for a 1
o'clock luncheon Thursday, Oc
tober 14, in am home of Mrs. E.
O. Stucky at 1434 Canby street.
'Amitoting hostesses will be Mrs.
.Ortstor and Mrs. Mollie Belding.
,
Townsend AuxiliaryThe aux
iliary of TOW1130114 club No. 1 will
ineet at the home of Mrs. Frank
'Oscarson, 2301 Eberlein street,
Nednesdny at 1 p. nt sharp for a
potluck luncheon. Everyone 13
cordially invited to attend.
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r- Car Rtolen.T. W. Laird has
.reported to police bureau the
larceny of his automobile which
he had left parked in front of the
Dead-Portland truck terminal.
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Himinnade court report that
Peening Tom annoys thorn virtual
ly overy night. The 'memnr ueually
looka in window" on tho railroad
track aide of the apartment, and
police have been notified to watch
for him.
V. F. V. MootingA special
meeting of Veterans of Foreign
Wars has boon ealled for Wed
nestle), evening, October 11. at 8
o'clock In the I. O. O. Ir. hail. Ito.
freithmente will be served follow.
ing the business meeting.
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Dance PoelponedThe usual
Wednenday night dance at Legion
hell has been postponed this
week. There will be a dance at
the hall on Friday evening in.
NI ead, following the Klamath
Falls-Ashland football game.
Miele), in Portland IVilliam
J. Owe ley, who is with the inter
nal revenue department of the
government. with headquarters In
Klamath Falls, is spending a week
in Portland on business in connect
tion with his department.
Leaving Wednesday Mts.
itoymond Yarnell and small son
of the Alexandria apartment. ex.
poet to leave Wednesday for Hit.
verion whore they will he the
gnome of Mrs. 'lames' sister for
a short visit.
l'hert ReportedHoy Halt of
the 'reser service station at Sixth
Nil d Plum WOW!, Win repOrtad to
police the theft of a rifle in a
leather cane front the station dur
ing the past few days.
Returns to Ditties Sorgeant
Loigh M. Ai Iceman of the city po
lice department was able to re.
turn to his ditties Tuesday after
sereral days' illness at his home.
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In Itny CityMrs. Wilbur Shan
non of this city is spending sev
eral months in San Francisco
and tho bay region.
EGGS DEIGNED
Nil BENEFIT DANCE
Tho well known baton of Archie
Lgits will provido dance lovers.
with a rare treat In rhythm at
Dorris next Saturday night, when
his 12-pleco orchentra plays for
tho big benefit dance sponsored
by the Wood Dox association of
Dorris.
This is Legge' first ongagoment
thin far north, although the hand
was featured along with Phil
Harrill' at the Fourth of July cote.
bration this year at Mt. Shasta.
Legge has played for numerous
recordings an well as filling many
distinctive dance engagements in
California.
.Dancing will begin at Dorris at
10 o'clock and will continue until
3 a.m. Tickets will be avallablo
at tho door Saturday night.
CHICAGO POTATOES
CHICAGO, Oct. 12 (AP-USDA)
Potatoes 92, on track 352, total
U. S. shipments 811; steady, sum
Olen liberal, demand fair: sacked
Por owl. Idaho Russet Burbank
U. S. No. 1, 9110-40; U. 8. No.
2, 11.121-20; North Dakota Bliss
Triumphs U. S. No. 1, and partly
graded 91.10: Cobblers U. 8. No.
1, and partly graded 85-9210,
An attempt le being made to
bring vaudeville back. Moat of
tho Jokes haven't been anywhere.
Friendly -
Helpfulness
To Every
Creed end Purse
Klamath
Funeral Home
025 High St.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Ward,
Manager..
1111
RECTAL
AILMENTS.
tear 110WI the general health
and lead to merlons com
plications. Non.Surgital, Non.
Confining Tritatments
By Dr. M. C. Cassel, Specialist
CASSEL BROS.
CHIROPRACTIC
CLINIC
22n N. 7th St. Phone 420
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SEVENTEEN GET
SENTENCES FOR
SELLING MOH
MEDFORD. Oct. 13 UNTif
fany Hall, Klamath reoarvation
Indian charged with amoutult with
a danseretto weapon WW1 ftcritilt
tad by a federal court Jury hot
night.
Hall, the lone deft.m,0 wit 111101,
charged that hlo wife hati at.
tempted to shoot him with a
rifle, whereupon he took the gun
away from his mate and arinittled
he then attacked her with his
fiats and feet.
MEDFORD, Oct. 12 (Special)
Seventeen men were today under
sentence' ranging 'upward to the
maximum of two yours in prison
for selling liquor to. Klamath
reservation Indians.
They had all entered pleas of
guilty and were sentenced in
United States district court here
yesterday by Judge James Alger
Fee. One. of the defendants
Pleaded for leniency so that he
would not lone his seniority rat
ing with the Southern Pacific
company from whose employ he
said he was on a leave of ab
sence. Judge Fee, however, said
he had no oymoathy with coiling
liquor to Intl
Fourteen of the 17 mentenced
wore frotn Klamath Falls. They
were Roy E. Sullivan, 54, eight
month" In a federal road caino;
Charles J. Shelton, 63, 18 months
In a federal prison; Omer A.
Hughes, 114. 10 months in a road
cantp and 9100 fine; Jack Ark
wood, 46, eight months in a
road camp and 9100 fine; James
Ellie, 37, 18 months in prison;1
Michael J. Heaney, 65, 10 months
In a road camp and 9100; James
Howard, 22, 10 months in a road
camp and 6100; Hope Meeker,
58, two years in a penitentiary
and 9100; Clyde Barnes, 22.
year and a day In prison and
6100; Fred Buster, 49, eight
months in a road ramp and 610o;
Lee Purdin, 40, 10 months In a
road camp and 9100; Joe Novar
ro, 40, 18 months in a penitenti
ary and 6100: Stuart H. Walker,
57, eight months in a road camp;
and Harold Russell McDonald,
20, a year In a road camp.
Others sentenced were James
Johnaon, 59, of Bly, two years
In a penitentiary; Yndalesio
Loom 30, of Beatty, 121,9
months in a penitentiary; and
Joseph Hubbard, 56, of Shady
Pine, eight months in a road
camp and 8100.
The prison and camp are to be
designated by the attorney gen
eral. Venally convicts from this
Jurisdiction serve at the orison
on McNeil, Island and the road
camp at Stellicon,
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
The senate complained about trained tc
1
the supreme court appointment of 1
Senator Black even before the I
members knew Tom Heflin was 781 Alain
going to run for Black's place. eg
MB
1121
SAVE infiret coat and save tremendously in upkeep
and operation eons. In the Willys National Econ.
omy Test, reports show the average of ail drivers
was at the rate of 36.5 miles per gallon!
The top and body of the new Willy' have been
welded together into a solid, sturdy unit of steel
providing maximum salety.Eig, rugged brakes and
SATE A LOT IN
PRICE-TBEN...
OWNERS MOTT UP TO
REPRODUCTIONS OF
MASTERPIECES ON
DISPLAY FRIDAY
Reproductions of works of art
Slin Of man)' generations will be
On (Replay at the Fairhaven school
on Friday evening, October 15, at
7:31t o'clock. The exhibit is being
presented under the sponsorship
of the Fairhaven FTA and pro
ceeds will be used to purchase
Pictures for the school.
Thin collection catmints of 150
manterpleces representing the
French, Italian, Flemish, English,
Dutch, Spanish, (Jerman and
American schools of art. Most of
ies are the masterpieces studied
by the 'schools'.
Famous portraits, landscapes',
marines, and pastoral scenes lu
the colors of the original canvases
are on display.
CCC DECIIIJITS
' TAKEN TO BLY
About 20 CCC recruits were
taken to Ely by truck Tuesday,
after enrollment through the
county relief offices here.
Boys in the party Included
Jack V. Carkhuff, Lloyd J.
Christianson, Aldon ballInant
Harry F. Davis, William E.
oreen, Ernest A. Houck, Philip
T. Hyde, Joe K. Nelson, Gerald
W. O'Brien.
Charles If. Sanders, Henry C.
Smith, Joseph D. Sparks, Homer
F. Spriggs, Jerry Thompson,
Lynn C. Zahradka, Lee O. La
Course, Loyal A. Aria.
BADDEASHOP CASH
HECISTEll LOOTED
Between $30 and $40 In cash
wax stolen front the Mars barber
ship at 1024 Main street some
time Monday night, according to
pollee reports.
The each register. which con
tained the money, was pried open
with a screwdriver and pliers by
the robber.
The theft was discovered ahout
1:30 a. m. Tuesday 101 Oft the
barber shop was opened for the
day.
safety glass further add to safety. Airplane-type In for a drive,'
RECTAL DISEASES
EXAMINATION FREE
By a Specialist
Plies, fissure, fistula, itching, permanently removed. Quick,
positive relief. Latest scientific, nilid, safe, proven methods
known. No pain, no cutting, no hospitalization, no IOW of
time from work. hinny satisfied patients in Klamath and
surrounding country have been given permanent relief. Get
a free examination by a doctor who is especially skilled and
trained to properly diagnose and treat your rectal ailments.
DR. 0. H. MATHER
781 Main t. Chiropractic Physician Phone 404W
shock absorbers and extra-long springs give a
smooth glidexidereducing fatigue to the vanish.
ing point.
Extra4arge luggage spacetwo large parcel coin.
partments in instrument panel Plenty of seat, head
and leg room for larger4lutwaverage people.
You simply must see this new 1938 Willy.. Come
YOUR AS
AS
HOS NINO
CHAIRMAN Or
MIMI HIVE
Francis B. Olds, at a special
meeting of the advisory board
Tuesday, was selected as the gen
eral campaign chairman for the
annual Salvation Army mainten
ance appeal, to be held in Klam
ath Falls October 16-29.
The organization of local busi
ness men who are volunteering
their services In connection with
the appeal is now under way.
Those selected to date include:
O. C. Lorenz, Dr. Dean Osborn,
A. E. Stonehouse, Marshall Cor
nett, Keith Ambrose, Mrs. Mae
Short, M. P. Winningham. A
meeting of this committee has
been called for Friday, October
16 at 1:10 p. m. at the cham
ber of commerce.
The quota of the appeal is
WOO, according to Olds, who
stated he felt confident the resi
dents of Klamath Falls would
willingly subscribe the full bud
get. Services rendered by the
Army for the year ending Septem
ber 30 reveal 1201 meals. 990
beds and 1890 garment. given:
932 families given groceries,
1497 families given clothing.
The appeal headquarters have
been set up In the chamber of
commerce office and will be open
every day of the campaign, In
charge of Captain Don V. Barry.
local officer of the organization.
Assisting with the local appeal
le Captain Henry Koerner, di
visional financial secretary, of
Portland.
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Furnaces
Plumbing Heating
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RADIOS
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White Pelican Auto Co.
724 Klamath
SEA SCOUT
TROOP GETS NEW
COMMODORE
At the regular meeting of the
Klamath basin district committee
of the Modoo Boy Scout council
held Monday noon Clyde Mankin
WI' officially appointed Sea Scout
commodore.
He will have charge of Sea
Scout activities for the entire
district, and it la his hope that
the program may be developed in
to several ships.
Mankin was skipper of the Sea
Scout Ship Berkeley in the Con
tra Costa council for several
years before businens brought
him to this city. He also served
as skipper in the first ship to
be organized in Santa Monica.
Calif.
Mankin is one of the many men
who give their time that the
program of scouting may be de
veloped to Its fullest extent.
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No dance at the Legion
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