March 19, 1938
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE THREE
CITY BRIEFS
I'nslnr Arrives llov, Louis
Hit I lit rtl lit l.os AiikiiUk, who ar
rived f i llny In Kliiiiintli Kails
to rill the pnstoriito of tho I'sy
chlo llimoiiriili church, linil been
a previous visitor hnro In 11134.
Al llmi llmo tho firm niilrliunl
selence church was dedlriitud
liora, Itftv. Iitt I In rd couios lilKh
ly rocoinnioiided mill la consld
rcil on of Anwrlcn's greatest
niml 1 1 ma. llov. Ilnllnnt has had
rlutl'K" of cluiri'hi'a III l" Aiiko
le, Portland, Oukliind nod
Anatdes. Ili will Klva hi flrat
tnlli Hniiclny lilKlit nt o'clock
In tha church. Tho publlo U In
vited. Milliliter rl poned Dun lo
weather rondltlmis Ihn smoker
f pIlllllH'd fur member Of Itellllie
postponed from Wednesday,
March 30, nccordlni lo Robert
Hprniil, clmlriiinn. Hpront will
lm assisted hy Miihr lleymiirs. II.
C. Woodruff mid Frank illin"'.
Jr., In uinklnn plans for Ihn af
fair, which will honor now inoiii
hitra of Ihn oluh and also Inlro
dnco William Hutchinson, the
new "pro." Tho smoker will bo
given for men members of tho
cluli only.
Ilm-k Knuii Hoiilh Mr. and
Mra. Frank Oacaraon roturnod
Monday nlvhl from Run Krnn
clico, accompanied hy tliolr yoiinn
irnnddniiKliter, lllniicho Marilyn
Vnlo. Whllo In llm aoutli, tho
Oararsous visited Mr. mid Mra.
llalph llontrlin mid "on, Junior,
and Mra. Ilonirlm'a molhor, Lil
lian Norton, nl Hnn Joao, ami
found Ihnl (molly nil In excellent
health.
k Moot lug Tlitimdny Klamath
luuno nui uui u vim uiinuoi'
hood of Itnllroail Tralnmon will
hold a regular bualnnaa mnallng
Thuradny ovonlng at 7 o'clock
at tho K. C. hall. Tho Indira
auilllary haa planned luucb to
ho aorvod to tho tralnmon fol
lowing tholr mooting. All mom
bora of both ordora are cordially
Invited.
From Kujirn Mra. I). V.
Kuykendnll returned the latter
part of It: week from Kugono
where ho haa boon with her
aon, nr. John Kuykendnll, alnre
tho death of hla wife aeveral
weeks ago. Mr. and Mra. Kuy
kendnll plan to leavo Monday
tor Kugono, Portland and other
northern cltlea to apond aororal
woeka.
Report Accident It. ft. Procb
alel, manager of MonlKonicry
Ward compnny, and Ted O.
lllghley, lloiito 1, llox 245, ro
parted an accident to city police
Friday afternoon, Tho accident,
In which thero wero no Injurloa,
occurred nt Ennt Mnln mid
Owonn atreot.
In Collego IMajr Mnrjorlo Tay
lor of Klamath Agoncy haa a
role In "Noah," a play written
' by tho Trench dramatlat, Andre
Obey, which will bo presented nt
Iteod collcgo In May.
Leave for Iowa Mra. A. B.
Epperson left early Saturday
morning for Donelaon, Iowa,
called there by Ihn lllneaa of her
alnter. Mra. Kppcraon will bo
away for aeveral woeks.
Return Home Mr. and Mra.
T. J. Tbompion hnvo returnod lo
their homo at rtogus Klvor, Ore.,
after visiting for aoveral dnya
at ths homo of Mr. and Mra. K.
K. Jnnea and Mr. mid Mra. C. L.
Joneo of 81. Francis Park.
Ml. Lnkl Ahl Tho Mt. Lakl
Ladles' Aid will meet Wednea
day. March 1.1. at ihn hnntA nf
p Mra. Ira Orcm. .
Theft Told Roger Scbroodor,
SO Lincoln atreot, reported to
elly police the theft of a apare
tire and wheel from hla cur Fri
day night.
In tlio Hoiilh Mra. A. P. Houp
la expected to roltirn within a
hort tlmo after spending the
pnat few woeka In Hun Francisco
nnd olhor California cities.
Hack From Washington Mr.
John Arten roturned Friday lo
her home on Martin atreot from
Inoomn nnd Sonttle,
Una Operation Mra. Etna
Gentry. 817 Knat Mnln atroot, Is
a patlont at Klnmnth Vnlloy hoa
Pltnl. Mra. Oontry nubmltted to
"i,miL,or "Pori'lon Mondny nnd
weeks ' thl hoi")ltftl ,or lhrB
Irlll Team Thn Hoynl Noleh.
IOOF bun Mondny night at 7:30
o clock, It wns announced Sntur
oay. All members are urgod to
fttlOIIfl,
;Nolghbora of Woodcraft will
meot Saturdny nftornoon, March
hail 0,1 lh" Kl c
nfV!!!",'.", f'7 Hnrl'lot Tl"-nT
of Portland Is visiting for sov
oral dnys nt tho homo of Mr
nnd Mrs. Hugh McNornoy, 1116
Lincoln street.
OLENE
Lost River Tavern .
- Saturday, March 19
"ST. PATRICK'S PARTY"
Novelty Hats
Illovtniitn
DANCING
Rata Soft Drinks
Fun for AH 'All for Fun
IFp-to.rA( Modern Mlislfl by
.TACK HTIIAItT'H MltHICAl, Wtt.A NOLHrtS
Visit Horn nor. J. llonry
Thomas, former roclor of Ht.
Paul's Kplscopnl church and now
roctor of Ht, Ulninont'e In Uurk
oley, loft hy train Krldiiy nlKlit
for hla homo oflor apnnillnK a
wnnk Willi hid noil, Mr. mid Mra.
Iteiclmild Tliomnii, nl tholr rniu'h
homo In 1,ihikI1 valley, A':(-'"ri1-liiat
to Itov, Thoinna he see many
people from Klamath Valla and
keep In touch with affnlra of
Ihn city In which ho waa nulla
active tlurliiK hla resldenco hro.
llov. Thumna hna nlao niarrlod a
number of Klnmaih Knlle resl
dnnla during hl Hay III llarkalny.
Tha Thomaa family haa racontly
purchaand a largo now homo In
Unrkeley.
VUIIIiik Here Mra. W. B
Whllford and diiughter, Zelln,
arrived In Klamath Fnlla Friday.
morning from lloono, Iowa, to
mm nd a monlli vlnltlng with Mrs,
Whltford'a alaler, Mra. Thnmna
llnmpton, at her home on High
alreei. ,A niimher of liiforiiinl
uffiilra nrn being planned for tho
visitors during their stny here,
Iteauinra l'oalllon Mrs, Dert
Noklehy was able to resume her
position Haturdiiy morning na or
tire manager of Moo'a nloro fol
lowing nn lllneaa of tho puat
wook, whon aho was confined to
hor homo In tho Evans apart.
menta sufforlng from a thront
Infection.
Kilter Hospital Mr. and Mra.
J. It. Marks, 1041 Kent Main
street, loft Tuesday evening for
Ban Francisco where Mnrks en'
tored tho Southern Pacific gen.
oral hospital for medical I rent
niout.
One Drunk It was a qulot
Saturday momlng In police
court, with only ono drunk
brought before Police Judge Otlo
Iangalet. Tho man received a
fine ot $10 or live dnys In Jail
where he Is now resting.
From Tesas Mrs. Ona'Bagloy
returned to bor homo on Alta-
mnnl drlvs Thursday after visit
Ing for tho past two months In
Toius with friends nnd relatives.
E
Mike neck of Beck's Bakeries
has hla own particular formula for
reducing tho over-supply ot Klam
nth netted gems.
Ho will nnnnuncs n now lont
of brand tho first of thn woek,
the principal Ingredient of which
la mashed potatoes.
It will be known ns Beck's
Brown Sugar Potato I -oaf. while
the combination of brown sugar
nnd potntoes In hrend dough will
not tnate Just like a good old
baked U. 8. No. 1, It will have
marked mate nnd kooping qunl
Itios, ho sold.
Beck doesn't claim euro-nil pro
pensity for hla Iden, but points
out that ir tho Iden cntches on
here nnd elsewhere. It will bn a
decided factor In potato consump
tion.
HEAVY DUTY
LOGGING TRUCKS
SHOWN HERE
Mnrlon Brnutlntch of the nob.
erla Motor company of Portland
In In Klnmnth Fnlla for .a fow
dny, displaying Federal trucks
nt me Bnlslgcr Motor compnny,
Roberts Motor compnny. oldest
truck distributor In the United
States, handles Federal trucks for
the Oregon-Wnshlngton territory.
Tho heavy duty logging truck
Brnutlntch la showing In n 4-J ton,
404 cublo Inch motor, heavy duly
five forwnrd speed transmission
combined with honvy duly three
speed compound, douhlo reduction
nxle. It Is cnpnhla of hauling up
to 0000 feet on private roads,
Ilrnutlntch snld.
The Union Prayer
The mon's union prayer meet
ing will be hold nt tho First Bnp
tlst church, Sunday morning at
8:80. All men aro cordlnlly In
vltod to nttond this service.
RECTAL DISEASES
MJIci electrlo treatments,
replacing old methods.
Non-conflnIng, non-surgical
and safer. HE8ULT8
start Willi first treat,
mont. Wrlto for PIlEB
booRlet, , v ..
DR. M. C. CASSEL
Specialist
Cnssel Bros. Chiropractic
Cllnlo
228 No. 7th Phono 420
Ilorns
GRIZZLE PLANS
RETIRE1V1ENTAS
County Judge (ioorge I), rirlz-
sle announced Saturday that he
will not bo n candldula for re
eloctlon nt tho coming prlmury.
Ho mndo a forinnl sttitenifiit re
viewing bis six yenrn In thn office.
.The atutomvnt follows:
"Tlmo for political declarations
hns arrived, and after careful
consideration I hnvo decided thnt
owing to personal and business
conditions I will not hn n candi
date for tho offlco of county
Judxo.
"I would Ilka to say to the poo
plo of Klamath county that 1
deeply nnd sincerely appreciate
the confidence Ihey placed In m
In giving me the prlvllego of
serving I hum during my term In
offlco, nnd Hhllo no ono rnallxua
his ambitions In full I feel nn
though some things hnvo been ac
compllshed for tho good ot us nil
"It Is my lot to bo In offlco
during Ihn most trying times this
county has ovor boon through.
County warranto wore worth 80
cents on tho dollar nnd there wns
outstanding current Indebtedness
of about 146,000 and a bonded
Indebtedness of 11,673,404.00.
"Through tho assisttineo of ns
fine a coros of counly offlclnls as
nny judge could ovor hopo to have
I have eliminated the county in
debtedness nnd reduced the bond
od Indebtedness $4 48,404, and
during 1938 It will bo reduced an
nddlllonal $181,704. for which
our offlclont county treasurer do
serves n grenl deul of credit for
his continued cooperation.
"The county hcnlth unit has
boon reorganised Into the county
henllh department. This new do
pnrtmcnt covers the whole
county, and we have coordinated
all the various unite, so that nil
henlth problems, sanltnllon and
prevention of diseases nnd also
medical enro and hospitalization
nre mado available to properly
meot tho requirements of nn nc,
live efficient public health pro
gram. "The core of tho poor Is always
a problem thnt Is hard to handle
for nny Judge, but I loei tnnt
there hns been n great Improve
ment In tho buildings nt the fnrm
and the cost of the enro of tho
poor hns been reduced. Under tho
efficient mnnngemenl of Mr. Mtir
rlson the enro of tho Inmates hns
been grenlly Improved, their needs
nnd henlth rnrelully studied nnu
everything possible Is dono for
tholr comfort. Tho buildings hnvo
heon Minted nnd the grounds
enrcd for until It Is nn outstnnd-
Ing Institution of Its kind in mo
stnto. 1 feel Hint tho county enn
Justly bo proud of Its homo ot the
noody.
"Every effort hns boen mnde to
hotter the rond conditions, nnd we
fool that n great dcnl una occn
accomplished.
"In retiring from offlro I do no
with good will to all nnd a ueop
appreciation to many tor me as
sistance nnd encouragement ex
tended to me.
"GEonoR r.nizzi.E.
"Counly Judge."
Visit South Mr. and Mrs.
Chnrles 0. Hovey nnd Mr. nnd
Mrs. Dick Roeder planned to
lenve Saturday night for San
Francisco to spend novernl days.
They will roltirn Iho middle of
Iho week. Mra. Orvllle Elliott
of Klnmnth Agency will remain
at tho Hovey home on Pacific
Terrace until Hovoy'a return.
INSURED SAFETYOF YOUR SAVINGS
UPTOt5.000... AND GOOD RETURNS
Set Yqur Own Saving Speed
5, $10 or $100 a month (or lump-sum -Investment).
Nothing to slow you down or
mnr your pleasure when yon snvo with
Klrst Federal. Hafety rocs on and on
uninterrupted! Your savings Insured hy
ARcnry of V. S. Oovernnieiit up to f.1,0110. There has
been no atop and go driving In Dividend returns, cither.
FIRST FKIIIOII.AIi hnn paid -1 per milium dividends on
savings ever slnco Its fcdernlt.nllon In lli4. Assets,
First Federal Savings
and Loan Association
OF KLAMATH
Members of Fodornl Having
Candidate
LamauidiaMHBaaaBSBBDSaa
, Kenncll-Ellls
W. II. Hawkins, who an
nounced Snturdny for tho demo
crats nomination for county
commissioner.
BOY SCOUTS HOLD
DELAYED PROGRAM
AT TIONESTA
TIONESTA Tho Tioncsta Boy
Stout Nelgliuorhod Patrol No. 30
of Modoc area, with the Tlonosta
Cubs, held a Joint meeting at the
schoolhouso on Friday evening,
March 11. This meeting wan
planned for Kobrunry, but owing
to bad wenther and Impassable
roads, wns postponed till March.
Dwlght E. Gilchrist, scout exec.
ullvc, presented the boys with
their membership certlflcntca. Gil
christ also mnde a short talk on
"Hoy Scout and Cub Uniforms."
Other speakers on the program
wore Francis Drag, rural super
visor of elementary schools of
Modoc county; Mrs. Hallle Tler-
ney, superintendent, of schools;
Mrs. Alice Do Camp, district presi
dent of tho PTA, and Mrs. Peggy
tinskiiis, county librarian.
They all spoko on subjects of
Interest to all parents and others
who aro Interested In young peo
rtlo nnd schools.
Drag presented two reels of
motion pictures dealing wltn Tor
cat conservation which wero en
loved by all those present.
Tho program waa conducted by
D. F. Andernon, scoutmaster, as
sisted by Mrs. W. J. Horbelt,
nresldent of tho Tlonesta PTA,
nnd Rowland Ulrich, assistant
scoutmaster.
After the program a social hour
was onjoyed by an those present.
Sandwiches and coffee were served
hy the scout mothers and ladles
of tho PTA.
In Idaho Mrs. Basil Behnke
and bnby of Homodnlo are visit
ing for several dnys with friends
nnd relatives in jiuney, taano
PILES
Quick Positive
Permanent
BELIEF '
Advanced non-surgical meth
ods. NO HOSPITALIZATION No
loss of tlmo from work.
.Many satisfied patient In
Klaiiinth and . surrounding
country have been given per
manent relief. Write for
booklet.
Dr. O. H. Mather
ChiropracUo Physician
731 Mnln Phone 404 W
FALLS - i"-"1"1
ami Irfinn In.nii'iineo Corporation
W. If. Hawkins, long-time Klam
ath resident, made his formal
announcement Saturday as demo
cratic candidate for county com
missioner. Hawkins saved his
announcement until March 19 be
cause that Is his wife's birthday
and the birthday anniversary of
William Jennings Bryan, to whom
Hawkins gave hearty loyalty In
the political battles of several
decades ago.
Hawkins' statement follows:
"I tako this occasion to say
to my friends In Klamath county
that I have entered my name in
the democratic primary as a can
didate for county commissioner of
this county.
'.My friends and those who hare
known me during 26 years In this
county feel that I am competent
to assume the duties of this of
fice. If elected, I will be one of
tho three members of the court
and will hare an equal voice with
tne county Judge and the other
commissioner In determining the
money and fiscal policy of the
county.
"Thero Is one thing In which
I shall take a deep and continuing
Intorcst, and that la thn providing
or good graveled roads for the
thickly populnted suburban dis
tricts adjacent to Klamath Falls.
The lands embraced In these thick
ly settled districts pay several
times the taxes, acre for acre, that
Is paid by the best agricultural
lands, nnd It Is only common Jus
tice tnnt tney be provided with
good roads at taxpayers' expense.
"I have a wife and four crown
children, three of my children llv-
ng in this county and the other
at Eugene. All of my Interests
center in Klamath county, and if
nominated and elected I shall do
everything In my power to do the
most good for the greatest number
ot tho people of this county.
i tnang you In advance for
such support as you see fit to
give me.
"V7. H. HAWKINS."
Weyerhaeuser J
WEYERHAEUSER The sub
ject for Sunday morning services
at tho Weyerhaeuser Sunday
school will be taken from Luke
52. "Jesus Increased in Wisdom
and Stature and in Favor With
God and Man."
With spring approaching. It la
hoped tbat the membership will
be Increased to at least SO. All
children and parents In the com
munity are Invited to attend serv
ices. Sunday school Is at 9:45
a. m., church at 11 a. m.
F. C. Tarr has returned from a
business trip to Tacoma, where
CHEVROLET DEALERS' USED CAR STOCKS
WERE GREATLY REDUCED DURING NATIONAL
USED CAR EXCHANGE WEEK
Now's the time to trade your car for a NEW CHEVROLET
Sixth and Oak
Folklore
HORIZONTAL
1 Abused
heroine of a
fairy tale.
9 She was a
ragged
overworked
13 Strong
vegetable. '
14 Grief.
15 Demigoddcu
of fate.
18 To trudge.
18 Loves.
20 Parent.
21 Cow's call.
23 Poem.
24 Plural
pronoun.
26 Writing fluid.
28 Roves.
31 Measure of
cloth.
32 Action.
34 Her
godmother
transformed
her into a
well-dressed
beauty.
35 Chinese sedge,
36 To doze.
38 2000 pounds.
Answer to
39 Drone bee,
40 Within,
42 Stomach.
44 Chest bone.
45 Spain.
46 Driving
command.
48 Musical note.
49 Devoured.
50 Removed
hulls.
52 Tree.
54 Three united.
55 Polishes.'
5.6 Snake.
58 Sbe was the :
belle at the
prince's .
he attended a meeting ot pur
chasing agents of the Weyerhaeus
er company.
KLAMATH COUNTY
ABSTRACT CO.
Abstracts Title Insurance
Escrows
ELBERT 8. VEATCH
111 So. Fourth St. Phone 18
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Come in today and get our liberal
So great have been Chevrolet
dealers' sales of used cars and
trucks so low is our supply of certain
makes and models that we need good
used cars and trucks to balance our stocks.
This means we are in an excellent position
to talk "trade-in alloivanccs" on the purchase
of new Chevrolet passenger cars and trucks.
Gmrsl Afrtsrt fniMtsMM nn Cmtvn UiU, Ecanamlcmt SfmfJU Fmymmtt. A CffiMrW Afffw
LOCKE MOTOR CO.
Heroine
Previous Pnxslo
in a mine.
19 Flat-bottom
boat.
20 She left th
prince at
22 Cast of a
language.
25 The prince
found her
through her
lost (pi
27 Cognizance.
29 Wood demor
30 Sea eagle.
31 Organ of
hearing.
33 Stream
obstruction.
35 Crowd.
37 Head of
person.
39 Flat round
plate.
11 Pertaining to
a nervous
system.
43' Broader.
45 Horse's home.
47 To ignore.
49 Mature person
51 Mineral filled
rock Assure.
53 Epochs.
57 And.
58 To exist.
59 Fast
60 Compound
ether.
VERTICAL
1 Company.
2 Mad.
3 Insect's egg
4 Destiny.
'5 To enrich.
6 Female sheep.
7 Behold.
8 Meadow.
9 Had on.
M Form of "be."
11 Affront.
12 Musical note.
15 Bows.
17 Waste spaces
Alaska? Orient? Europe?
Hawaii?
Rates, Sailings, Passport Info.
Agent for all steamship lines.
PETE J. LESMEISTER
Phone 1400 Phone 7SW1
Great Northern Ry. .
I Mmmuumil III
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ful new Chevrolet for 1938 the car that is
complete and the new 1938 Chevrolet
trucks the thrift-carriers for the nation!
. . . Learn how easily you can purchase a
smart, new, modern-to-the-minute Chev
rolet by letting us take your present car or
truck in trade!
KafMt
k7A.II
The display of projects made by
the men and women's adult edu
cation classes Is now being shown
In Roberts and Peak's store. Tha
articles shown are both finished
and unfinished products made en
tirely by the Individuals of the
classes.
Many of the students ot the
classes have never had any previ
ous experience In woodworking,
but through their desires and cre
ative ability they hate made many
valuable additions to their homos.
The display Includes varied pro
jects: a walnut end-table made I
by a member of the women's
class, bookcases, magailne racks,
plates, bowls, albums, cigarette
stands, lamps and many other
worthwhile objects made by the
men and women ot the classes. .
The public Is Invited to visit .
the night classes at Fremont
school any evening from Monday
to Thursday between 7 and 10
o'clock.
These classes give the Individ
uals an opportunity to further
their hobbies in woodworking.
The only cost of the class Is the
actual expense ot material used.
The adult education program
offers many other classes. Art
classes aro being held every day
in Mrs. Cone's studio at Fifth and
Main streets. All phases of art.
Including oil painting, pen and
pencil sketching, photograph re
touching, cartooning and other -similar
works, are followed. Other
classes Include French, sewing,
knitting, shorthand and physical
activity classes for men and
women.
Visit En Route Home Mr,
and Mrs. Ivan Bishop of Port
land and Mrs. John Morris of
South Beach, Ore., are visiting
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ladlner and
daughter of 1936 Harrlman
street on their way home from
southern California, where they
spent the winter.
Yon Should Investigate!
185,000 POLICYHOLDERS
CANT BE WKONQ
D. E. Pearce
District Manager
330 So. 7th
Phone 1403
offer
Phone '49