Friendly
Helpfulness
To Every
Creed and Purse
Klamath
Funeral Home
egg High St.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Ward.
Manager&
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TESTS GIVEN
STATE BOARD
CANDIDATES
Oral examinations were given
here Saturday to a number ot ap
plicants for position' with the
Oregon state unemployment com
pensation commission. The ap
plicants examined Saturday took
written examinations late last
month.
Six were interviewed by the ex
amining committee, composed of
Dr. R. R. Martin, Dr. Nelson Boss
ing and Dr. Lester F. Beck. all of
the University of Oregon. Blanche
Bouthillier accompanied the ex
aminers as receptionist. The ex
aminations were held at the Wil
lard hotel.
While here the committee an
nounced new competitive examina
tion' for which applications must
be in before midnight. December
24. The position' for which ex
aminations will be given, with sal
ary scale, follow:
Senior rules and regulations of
ficer, ;2220 to 22700.
Junior rules and regulations of
ficer. 21200 to 22100.
Informational representative.
22160 to 42520.
Senior clerk -stenographer,
21600 to 21740.
Intermediate clerk- stenogra
pher, ;1200 to 21440.
Junior clerk-stenographer, $900
to 21140.
Senior clerk - typist, MOO to
21440.
Intermediate clerk-typist. 21080
to 21140.
Junior slerk-typist. $900 to
$1020.
Application blanks may be ob
tained at the Klamath county
health unit offices, Eighth and
Pine streets, or by writing to the
supervisor of examinations, Ore
gon state unemployment compen
sation commission. 302 Pittook
block, Portland.
I INDIAN ELECTION
SLITED TUESDAY
A general election will be held
Cu the Klamath Indian reserva
tion on Tuesday, Dec. 21, for the
selection of eight Klamath busi
ness committeemen.
Polling places will be at the
library in Chi loquin and the
Methodist church in Beatty. The
polls will be open from I a. m.
to 8 p. m. Twenty-one candi
dates have been nominated.
They are:
J. L. Kirk. Levi Walker,
Boyd J. Jackson, Ben P. Mitchell,
James Johnson, 8. E. Kirk, Dice
Crain.
Wernie Poster, Quincy Baker,
George Dufult. C. M. Kirk. Lee
Corbell, Tom Lang, French'
Kirk.
Mrs. Wm. Crawford, Luke
Chester, Evans Nelson, Chas. S.
Rood, Leander Wilson, Bilven
Crum., Paul Ponina.
Funerals
GLEN HEOH MINTER
The funeral service for the late
Olen Hugh Hunter, who passed
away In this city FridaY. Decem
ber 17, will take place from
Ward's Klamath funeral home,
925 High street, Monday. Decem
ber 20, at 3 p.m., the Rev. A.
Theodore Smith of the Presby
terian church officiating. Friends
are respectfully invited to attend.
Tbe remains will be formarded via
Southern Pacific Monday evening
to Portland, Ore. Cremation will
take place In the Portland crema
torium and mausoleum, 9705 8.E.
Fourteenth avenue, Portland.
Obituary
pima J. CUNNINGHAM
Peter .1. Cunningham, for tho
at seven years a resident of this
eity passed away Saturday, De
cember 18, 1937, at 9:05 a. 111.
following an illness of several
weeks. He was a native of New
York City, N. Y., and at the time
of his death was aged 51 rears
5 months and 2 days. The remains
rest in the Earl Whitlock Funeral
Home, Pine street at Sixth. No
tice of funeral to be announced
later.
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS
SBGEL.--Born, at Hillside
hospital, December 17, 1937, to
tin and Mn. W. L. Siegel of Shee
t& wan a daughter. Weight six
pounds, seven ounces.
Seeks Russell's FriendsJames
13. Rankin, 423 West 118th street,
New York, has written The Her
ald wed News in the hope of get
ting in touch with friends of the
late Charles M. Russell, noted
artist of the northwest. Russell,
according to Rankin, had friends
In Klamath Falls. If any still
reside here, he would like to
learn their names, and he asks
that they write to him at the
above address.
CITY BRIEFS
Maccabees Organise----The Mac
cabees are organizing a lodge in
Chi loquin in Union hall on Mon
day, December 30, at 4 p. tn., for
the juniors, and p. m. for the
adults. There will be installation
at both meetings. and initiation
will also be held. State Manager
D. V. Chapman and P. D. Smith
and A. W. Smiths district man
agers, will also be present, as well
aa a large delegation of members
from Klamath Falls.
Thursday Club Members of
the Thursday Sewing club of the
Mt. Laid district met on Decem
ber 16, at the home of Frieda En
man. Seven members were pres
ent, and refreshments were served
by the hostess at the close of the
afternoon. The next meeting of
the club will be held December 30,
at the home of Leona Hayes. Elec
tion of officers and a gift exchange
will be held.
Leave for PortlandMr. and
Mrs. Fred Stebbins will leave Sun
day for Portland where they will
meet Stebbins' brother, O. L. Steb
bins of Crookston. Minn.. whom
they have not seen for seven years.
On their return they will be ac
companied by Stebbins' brother,
his mother, Mrs. O. A. Broten, and
his sister, Mrs. Cora Graden, all
of whom will spend Christmas
with the Stebbins here.
Apostolic FaithThe Apostolic
Faith Mission will present its
Christmas program Sunday even
ing, December 19. There le to be
a half hour of special music by a
16-piece orchestra and a chorus.
The public la invited.
Tire StolenFred Lekbery of
1980 Erie Street reported to po
lice Saturday the theft of a tire
and rim from his automobile park
ed at Fourth and Pine streets
Friday night.
Dog Poisoner WorksGeorge
Houck of the Keno road reported
to city police Friday night that a
dog poisoner was at work in that
district. Houck stated that he let
his dog out at 8 p. ra.t and that
he found it dying of poison a few
minutes later.
Sprains AnkleOfficer Harold
Brandsness of the city police de
partment sustained a severely
sprained ankle Saturday morning
when he slipped and fell on icy
steps of the city hall.
Robes StolenMrs. A. O. 'fa
don reported to pollee bureau Sat
urday the theft of two automo
bile robes from her automobile
parked at her home at 630 North
Fifth street.
Home for Holidaye---EdwaTd
English, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. J.
English of this city, is home for
the holidays from St. Mary. col
lege at Moraga, Calif.
CHRISTMAS TREE
SET UP SATURDAY.
AT COURTHOUSE
A big Christmas tree made its
appearance in the main floor hall
of the courthouse Saturday. It
was appropriately decorated with
lights and tinsel.
Elaborate outdoor decoratons
have been provided for the city
hall, with colored lights stream
ing from the upper part of the
building to the pillars at either
side of the front steps.
KIAMATH COUNTY
ABSTRACT CO.
Abstracts Title Insurance
Escrows
ELBERT S. VEATCH
111 So. Fourth St. Phone
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
CHAMOB WINDOW
GETS YILE LIGHTS
Chamber of sommerce start
members were receiving many
compliments Saturday on an out
door lighting display In the win
dow of the Main street quarters
across from the courthoueb.
Purpose of the display is to
stimulate interest in the outdoor
lighting contest sponsored by the
Lions club. AU who wish to
enter this contest should register
at the chamber of commerce by
Monday evening. The Lions are
urging everybody who plans an
outdoor display to register.
The window display features
two cardboard houses, each dee-.
rated with lights and cedar
rope.
PARK WOMEN PLAN
CHARITY AUCTION
OF DOLL WARDROBE
Women residents this winter
in Crater lake national park have
made a wardrobe tor a Shirley
Temple doll to be sold to the
highest bidder with proceeds to
go to a worthy Christmas char
fly. The bids will be received at
the chamber of commerce. where
the doll la on display. And bids
must be in by 5 p. in. December
23. J. V. Owens offered the
first bid of 16.
Here's a tip for your holiday trip.
You'll find it much more pleammt.
convenient and economical to make
your holiday visit this year by Grey.
bound. Leave most any time.... Big .
modern coaches dr it comfortable.
Low fazes make it economicaL
Plan now to go by Greyhound Bus.
No driving worries... Enjoy your
holiday trip.
DEPOT: Oth and Klamath
Phone 999
DOG OWNERS BUY,
PETS LICENSES
FOR CHRISTMAS
Several Klamath dog owners
have purchaned Christiana pron.
onto for their rote it the dog
license bureau in the county
clerk's office.
Nineteen thirty-eight dog li
cense materials arrived a tow
days ago.
PLANS SHAPE FOR
KPC1 CONMENCE
Plane for the annual stock
holders meeting to be held Jan
uary 22 were shaped at the final
1937 meeting of the board of
directors of the Klamath Produc
tion Credit corporation Friday
afternoon.
Ernest Henry: president of the
Production Credit corporation of
Spokane. Wash.. attended the
meeting.
Final reports on the year's
business will be prepared limited,-
ately after the first of the year.
GROWING FAMILY
MURRAY, Ky.(1p)Ntrs. Vir
gil Rogers. 35. becam a mother
and a grandmother on the same
day.
Mrs. Rogers gave birth to a son.
A few minutes later her step
daughter, Mrs. Ines Cooper, 21,
gave birth to a daughter.
All four are "doing nicely."
EXAMPLES
OF LOW
ROUND TRIP
FARES
.
Eugene $ S.20
Salem $10.15
Portland --- 110.03
Sacramento - $12.00
San Francisco 1113.50
Los Angeles- $22.15
Give a Greyhound
ticket for Christmat
cipiEmH:o:u:Nio
WE HAVE
cs 1E0Te 0 1TE
$2,95
Only Per Gallon
LIMITED SUPPLY
Get 'Tenures Tw
BLACK and WHITE
SE 11 VICE STATION
Main and Spring
Phone 710
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.k
The groundhog may or may not affect the weather. But the
"road hog"the driver who doesn't May in his lanecertainly
contributes to unsafe conditiona on the highways, lie block!' traffic
and confuses other motorists. The "road hog" is a real train evil.
Be a Sportemanlike Driver instead.
A.A.A. SAFETY FEATURES
NOT Mal PLEA
TO DUNK DANE
I Sportsmanlike DrivingDon't Be a "Road Hog"
I
Arthur W. Peterson, charged
with drunken driving, pleaded not
guilty 'tad posted 1100 bail Set.
urday for he appearance hi police' lire Judge Lange let.
ITei a natural question. And therA,
a logical answerto meet a defi
lite, growing demand for Just such a
car as the 1938 De Luxe Ford V8.
The De Luxe was designed for those
who like the basic Ford features but
want more size and style. It brings
both size and style at low Ford prices.
TnE DE LUXE -THE STANDARD
The De Luxe is an addition to the Ford
line. It looks big and is. It is spacious,
withricher appointments. Sedans have
larger luggage space. And under the
hood is the 854torsepower IT4 engine.
The new Standard Ford is In many
Ways a better car than the 1937 Ford
IY8which was bought by more
people than any other 1937 make of
ear. It is newly styled, inside and out.
It is even lower priced than the Do
Luxe, but built on the same depend.
able 1124nch wheelbase chassis to
the same high standard of mechanical
FORD
court at I 9. m,, December 31.
Peterson was arrested at 11
o'clock Fridny night at Owens and
East Main streets. Three coin.,
minions riding with him in his
coups were also arrested and
charged with being intoxicated.
Ed Andrews pleaded not guilty
to the drunk charge, and hearing
will be held December 20.
Other defendants charged with
drunkenness in Saturday police
court were fined 210 each by Po
BOTH BRING FORD VALUE
18 FOR 1938
BS DIST111011TE
CHIIISTMAS,BOXES
Chrint meg cheer In the shape
of bti bankeie of food and toys
will be distributed by t he Klam
ath Falls Nike lodge. NO. 1247,
next week.
teach basket will contain
Christmas candies and nuts,
staple groceries, a roast and toys
provided by the It intont it rails
firemen. Thorn will be at leant
one toy for each child in the
family to bn aided.
Chet Latinsiet, who halt charge
of the Nike Christmas program,
said Hat urday (het these families
are scat terNI over the county.
The chairman maid also (het
the commit tee hse I 4 radios
which it plans to give away to
poor families.
Langelet stated that distribu.
DRATINTERS
Optometrist
'MI i'495
excellence. And it offers again a choice
of 85 or 60 horsepower V 8 engines.
V-type 8eylinder engines were used
only in expensive cars before Ford
found a way to produce them efficiently
at a low price. Since then, four million
Ford owners have proved on the road
that enjoyment and economy can he
built into the same 8 cylinders by good
design. The thrifty "60" engine, eve .
eially, brings &cylinder pleasure
right down to the base of the lowprice
field in first cost and operating cost.
Hundreds of owners have been report.
Ing 22 to 27 miles per gallon of gas.
With two designs, two engines, and
two price ranges, it's easier than ever,
this year, to pick a Ford car that closely
fits your personal prefcretice. Which.
over you choose, whatever you pay,
you'll get the value for which the Ford
name stands.
ey
MIMICS
NIPLACIIII
FOAMS
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December 19, 1937
flout will be mile on the day
Wore Christinno by members ot
the Iodic'.
PRIZES READY FOR
WINNERS IN SPUD
RECIPE CONTEST
Winners In the chamber of com
merce Potato Orcieera 110111114'111
tion'a potato recipe contest whose
recipes have already been pub.
'Med may call for thelr prise. at
the chamber of commerce offices
Monday or any time thereafter, It
wag announced Raturday.
The rent ot the winners, and
their wines, will ha announced
within the next few dam
A 15.pound sack of lop grads
nutted limn "bakers" Is the pries
awarded each of the ucceneful
contestants.
NORMAN rostortier tor
Chrt minims (hum.
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CHRISTMAS TREES
Any Alan Prink! Wild
PATS TAVERN
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Lets, the Standard Tudor Sedan.... Right, the De Luxe Ferdor Sedan
PRICES
roe CANS DCLIVIERED IN
DrrIWITTAXES EXTRA
Standard Ford V11 (60 bp.)Coupe,
$599; Tudor Sedan, $644; Fordor
Sedan, $689. Standard Ford va AS
!ILICoupe, $629;Tudor Sedan, 009 i
Fordor Sedan, $714.
De Luxe Ford V.fl (OS bp. 'only).
Coupe, $689; Tudor Sedan, $729;
reorder Sedan, $774; Convertible
Coupe, $774; Club Coupe, $149; Con.
vertible Club Coupe, $804; Phaeton,
$824; Convertible Sedan, $904.
Both Standard and De Luxe cars
come equipped with front and rear
bumper's and bumper (guards, spare
wheel, tire and tube, tire lock and
band. cigar lighter, twin horns, end
headlight beam indicator on imam
ment panel, at no extra chirp.
In addition, De Luxe ears are
equipped with an extra tail light, wind.
shield wiper, sun vigor; alma de luxe
steering wheel, glove compartment
lock, clock, and chrome wheel bands,
at no mare charge.
Convenient, economical terms are
avaliable through the Authorized
Ford Flonnee Plana of the Una.
vernal Credit Company.
THE QUALITY CAR M
THE LOW-PRICE. FIELD
, .
See The Complete Line of Fords for 1938
ALSOGER PMITOIR CO.
Main and Esplanade
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