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January 20, 1938
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE THREE
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OUTLOOK
CONFERENCE TO
BE HELD AGAIN
An nconoinlo conforonc. of
Kronl villus to rnnnhtim of (ho
Kliunnth IhikIii a.-m, Ih Minted for
Fohruiuy Ji3, but b of urn Hint (lut
VRrtoiu coinm.ttm?! will intuit lo
dlscua prnhlnmt, It wm an.
nouncod by C. A. I!(indirnon(
counly mrlrulturnl ngont Thura-day.
At a moot Inn Itold Dorninlior 7,
attniulod by 'Hi landing fnriiinm
mid rniirnNnutfitlvaii of fnrm or-
ganliKtinnii, It wiu doclditd (o
hold ihli out look and economic
conforenca and th dntn ant.
K. A- (ionry will pn !.', namnd
gnnftrnl rhnlrtnan of tlm ronfnr
nca al the Uecoiiibnr anaalon.
Other committor honda In
eluda: In nd nan, Jtmiry Honioii;
fnrm crop, U. K. Itnndttr; homo
and nit ill I If". Mm. Hurt Hrhtiltx;
llvnutuck, K. M. Hammond.
Tlmito lunula will ho anlHtnd by
caimbln coniinlltuo initmbnra.
Motnlmra of tbo Innd uao com
mit Inn nro achnduliMl to mnnt
Krlday aflnruoon at 1:30 o'clock
In tlm civil KiTVIm rooma of tbo
fodnrul IjiilldliiK, and I'aul Car
penter, oxtoiialoii ocoitomlat of
Oroaon Htato college, will meet
with the group.
Another committee, that of
home and rurnl life, will itionl at
10 o'clock Krldny morning In tbo
chamlmr of eommtircn with Lucy
Cam, nutrition apwlallMi with th
extnimlon dlvlilou, UHC. aaiilatlng.
On Hnturdny, January 22, b
crupa t-ummtitre It alnted to
tnotit at 10 o'clock In th civil
acrvlco romna, fndornl building
with l.awrrncn Jniklna, of the
fnrm cropn mmnitloti dlvtalon,
OKC, In atlandnnce.
The flnnl meeting la arbe
duled for Tburadny afternoon.
January 27. In the civil aervlce
rnnim at 1:30 o'clock, when P.
M. Brandt, brad of tbo dlvtalnn
of animal Induatry, H( will
meftt with mnmbera of tb live
fork committee.
Tbeae committee heada will re
port at the Rcnrrnl conference,
and rrporia will he corrected
and approved lo anrv aa a future
guide In the work of tbo organl
latlon.
(JOLDEN KNIGHT OF SILVER BLADES
CITY BRIEFS
From Itoarhuric C. M. O'Msl
Isy or RniotMirn him arrived In
Klamath Kails tn take ovr the
district managership (or Consoli
dated Kn'tirhl lines tn (hi torrl
(orr. O'Mnllry surcr-mls U. C. Ton
turn of Hmid who lias been man
alter of this district fur the nsst
oven years. Tessum hut boon
transferred to HllllnKS, Mnnl.
Hnih nion are tui'sts m tho Wll
lard holol while In Klamath Full.
Kkl irii Morlliin All winter
sports enthusiasts are urxed tn at
tend ttio mentlng- In the chamber
of commerce at 7:. 10 o'clock Fri
day night tn perfect tho oraanlta
tlnn of ik Klntnnth Fall chapter,
Crater Lake Rk rlnh. Dura Shirk
will prcsldo at tho niootliiR. Of f I
cora will bo olni'tod, and pinna to
dovolnp tbo wtntnr playxrnund In
Crater Inko area will bo discussed.
HlKlmny Men Hero William
E. Chandler, dlvlalnn onxlnoor of
tbo Oreiton atnto hlitbway ilopart
niont with hondquartflra In llond,
and J, M. HlMhnp, nialntonanro
onKiiioor of tho di'iuirtiuont with
hondiiinrtnra In Knlnm, aro In
Klnmalb comity on liunlnoaa for
that dlrlalnn of tho alnto. Whllo
horo thoy nro guoata at tho Wll
lard hotol.
Return From Smith Mr. and
Mra. C. A. Tooln bavo returned
from a 10 dnya' motor trip which
took thorn Into aouihorn Cnllfor
nln and Onlnllnn lalnnd. Whllo
aniilh 1'nolo hnd tho plonauro of
vislthiK wllh nn old ai'hool friend
whom ho hnd not anen for 30
yonra or more Tho 1'ooles return
ed Wednoadny.
Sonra Mnn Hero Amonn tho
official of Honrs, Iloobuck and
company, hero to look ovor tho
now Kliunnth Knlla hrnnch which
will open onrly In February, la II.
K. Cnrson of Benttlo. Whllo In
thin elty Cnraon li a gunat at (ho
Klk hotel.
Hloi'khiiycr llrro I.yinnn Mil
ler, atoekbuyer who makes fre
quent trips to Klnmnth Fnlls from
hondiiunrlors In Snn Frnnclaco, la
a iiinst nl tho Wlllnrd hotol dur
InK lila atny In the county.
From Mcilfiml c. II. Pnlrnn,
Jr., wan n hiinlnons visitor In Klnm
nlh Fulls this week rnlllnir nt tho
offlco of Flunk llownrd, county
eiiKlneer. Pnlrnn represents a ma
chlnnry firm out of I'ortlnnd, anil
his headquarters aro In Med ford.
Meet Frlilny Mombora of tho
Junior lluslness nnd Prnfoaalnnnl
Womon's club will meet Frldny
nlKht nt 7:1b o'clock at tho howl
liiK alley, whom they will enjoy
a game. After howling, for several
hours Iho members will enjoy a
dutch trent lunch.
LlEjjTMlIIil
I iei
Pretty Sonja llenle, world-fmou flmire skater and number one
box olllce attraction, win a very happy iilrl In Wnhlnlon when
Norwenlnn Minister Wllbelm Munlhe de MorKennllernc presented
her with mrdnl and diploma which mnde her a Knight In the
Order of tit. Olnf. The award If the highest honor the King of
Norway can bcaiow upon a stiblcct.
Former Itr.ldrnt Karl D. Gil
bert, formerly of Klamath Falls
whom ho was agent for tbo North
urn l.lfo Inaurii nrn company. Is
hero from Portland on Inmlnrns.
Ullliort Is slopping at l lie Wlllnrd
hotel whllo In Klamath Falls.
Ilrrry Drives .North Joseph II.
Merry, who has made liuslnens
trips Into Klnmulh Knlla for the
past 10 years, returned lo bis
homo In Portland Thursday, driv
ing north through tho valley.
Krhrknha Meet Prosperity h
tiekah I cicl it n No. 104 was In meet
In tlm IOOK hall Tbursdny at
7:30 p. m. All members and vis
itors were Invited.
From Ttilelakr W. G. McCly-
monds, potato growor of Tule-
lako, was a business visitor In
Klamath Falls Thursday.
IN ECLAIRE CASE
A Jury, Hitting In tho en no of
Don Hamlin of Klnmnth Kalle.
va. Ilnnry Wolff. Chllnqii t bnkr.
returned a verdict for the do
ftttidnnt In tho chocolntn oclnlre
caae which la unlquo In Klnmnth
court annate.
According tn Hum I In, Klnmnth
Knlla Attorney, ho Imainm 111
And wna forced tn ai'ok mndlcnl
aid an tho rcault of IndulRlnR In
chocolnte erlnlren from tho ovena
of the Wolff bnkcry.
Knrl Hrndflnld of Chilonuln dn
fnndod the creator of tho pna-
trlca, llnry Porklna of Klnmnth
Fnlta representing Hamlin. The
caao wna tried before Juatlrn of
Iho Pence W. II. Ilnrnea, Wod
nondny nftcrnoou.
- During Civil W'nr dnya, per
slinnmn aeeda wore lined na but
tons In the aouthorn atntca.
LEADER VISITING
4
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PERSIAN CAT TAKES
UP RESIDENCE AT
ANIMAL SHELTER
A friendly Persian eat, with
long; silver gray balr. Is spending
a few days visiting other cats and
dogs at the animal shelter. All
because Mr. l'ornlan I). Cut stray
ed from his home and wandered
Into the Klncald apartment at
the Roosevelt Wednesday after
noon. Mrs. Klncald called Bob
Frederlcksen of the animal shel
ter, who took Tommy In charge,
A beautiful female pointer was
picked up by Frederlcksen Tues
day, a two-year-old black spotted
dog with markings on the bead,
back and tip of the tall. A family
In Tuleleke, having lost a dog
of similar description, made a trip
to Klamath Falls and were disap
pointed that tho pointer wai not
theirs, Frederlcksen Is (till look
ing tor the ownor.
The superstition that a four
leafed clover brings luck la so old
that no one knows Its origin.
Attendance at tho Ituyhtirn
evatiKi'llKttc meetings beltiK held
In the Legion lull I at Merrill Is
steadily Increasing, according to
n-purts from the south-end. Many
peoplo from Klamath Falls have
been In evidence from the first
and Friday night has been adver
lined ns "Klumath Falls night.'
Dr. Knyhiirn lll then speak on
Tho .Most Pathetic Word In the
Kngllnh language."
Tburhday the evangelist was to
npcnk on a subject that Is expect
ed to bo of general Interest but
will appeal In particular to those
whoso loved ones have died. Tho
topic will bo "The .Now llody.
Dr. Hid burn promised to speak
tin four things that are revealed
In the Word of t;od with refer
ence to the spiritual body. "If 1
didn't hellevii In Ibis new body,"
said Dr. Itnybtirn, "I wouldn't
wnut to stand again beside tho
graves of my dead old mother nnd
lather. These things are clearly
revealed. Many christians do not
know them."
Theso Merrill meetings are
npoiiHored by the tbreo cliuri hes
nt Merrill, Mnlln and Tulelako.
Dr. f. II. t'usnel Is leading lllu
song service. Wednesday night a
ninle qunrtot sang.
t'orrectlnn The Montgomery
tavern In Keno reported to pollco
this week that a 2.1-conl slot ma
chine hnd been stolen from that
establishment. A recent nens re
port Incorrectly gave the Keno
Store ns the nlace of business
from which the slot machine, con-'
mining $30 In cash wns taken.
If magicians pntented their
tricks they would soon be di
vulged since any patent Is open to
tbo public.
Helen Cowglll of Corviillls, who
pioneered work among the boys
and girls of the stato und who now
carries l he tills of assistant suite
club lender. Is visiting In Kluin-j
th county this week, arriving;
Thursday morning from her
home. Miss Cowglll works through
Hi n extension division of Oregon I
Htaln college.
Whlln In the county Miss Cow
glll will work wllh leaders and !
clubs and will attend meetings
during her stay. Hhe was sched
uled to visit at Altamont school i
Thursday morning and at Henley j
and Merrill achools Thursday af
ternoon. Mlns Cowglll will visit
In tho city schools Friday, meet
ing with students of Klvnrslde
nnd Fremont schools In tho morn
ing nnd al Falrvlew, Pelican and
Mills schools In tho afternoon.
There Is a council meeting Hat
urday at 1:30 o'clock In Fremont
school auditorium at which time
all 4-11 club leadors throughout
the council will hear Miss Cow
glll. Plans will also he discussed
relative to organizing a summer
camp In 1'jZH for 4-H club mem
bers. Plans will also be made for
the annual spring fair.
Clifford Jenkins, county club
lender, returned late Wednesday
night from Corvallis where be at
tended the fourth annual local
leaders conference held at Ore
gon Statu college, Monday. Tues
day and Wedneaday. There were
136 leadors from the western part
of tbo atate In attendance.
Klamath county waa represent
ed by Mrs. Myrtle Fleming, lead
er of the Henley Cunning club:
Mrs. Muude Hosley, leader of the
rlothlng club at Fremont school;
Mrs. C. V. Kchullz, leader of the
camp cooking club of Fairhaven,
and Mrs. A. U. Lund, leader of the
clothing club at Shasta school.
Funeral Notice
;kok;k cii.iiKtt r amikiison
Funeral services for the late
George Gilbert Anderson, who
passed away at his lute residence
Tuesday, January 18, 1338. fol
lowing a brief Illness will be held
III tho chnpcl of the Karl Whit
lock Funeral Homo, Pine street at
Sixth, Friday, January 21, 1938,
ut 1:30 p. in., with tho Itev. J. W.
Warrell of the First Methodist
Kpiscopal church of this city of- I
ficlnttng. Commitment services
and vault entombment v.-ill follow
In family plrt i-i ' ' ceme
tery. Friends are Invited. .m.
Fish living In t!:e ,."rs of
dark caves lose the use of their
eyes, anil sulr-ve-
show no trace of external eyes.
s :
A Three Days' Cough
Is Your Danger Signal
No matter liow many medicines
you have tried for your cough, chest
cold, or bronchial Irritation, you can
get relief now with Crcomulslon.
Serious trouble may be brewing and
you cannot afford to take a chance
with any remedy less potent than
Creomulslon, which goes right to
Uie sent of tho trouble and aids na
ture to soothe and heal the Inflamed
mucous membranes and to loosen
and expel tho germ-laden phlegm
Even If other remedies have failed,
don't be discouraged, try Crcomul
slon. Your druggist Is authorized to
refund your money If you are not
thoroughly satisfied with tho bene
fits obtained from tho very first
bottle. Crcomulslon Is one word not
two, nnd It hns no hyphen In It.
Ask for It plainly, sec that the name
on the bottlo Is Crcomulslon, and
you'll get the genuine product and
tho relict you want. (AdvJ
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