June 16, 1038
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE THREE
Raining Death at China's Army
No, He Isn't!
from Hpokuno, was In Klamath
Falls Wednesday visiting the
but moHt of thorn are requests for
more potatoes and Instructions as
to how to make them grow.
C. F. Kelly, of Grand Rapids,
Mich., Is Just ono of the many per
sons who have written In asking
for mora spuds and Information
as to how to plant them.
The day niny coma whan Klam
ath county will not ba tha only
place to grow netted foms,
RAILROAD
NEWS
Great Northern offices.
A. D. Colvllle, superintendent
of motive power for tho Great
Northern, was In town Wednes
day. He Is from Portland,
RECREATION
T
E 5 P
E
Groups mill committee heads
worn appointed nt a rnnol Iiik
Wodimailiiy night 111 llin city coun
cil roimiH of Urn Itncrniitliiiiiil
ItoKcuri'li roninilllnii, nrgiinlgi'd
III May for llin purposo of study
IliK rocicollnn prolilniun III till)
oily.
I.ynn It oy i' to r t . (Minimum of
the rnmiiillloo, presided ut llin
IimmiIIiik mill appointed IIiimo to
servo (I 1 1 ii ft Hi" coming yuur.
Wllmm Doeknry, supervisor of
reorontlon In Kliiinnlli coiinly.
gave u miinuinry of activities mill
explained llin program of re
creation to ha carried out In
Kliiinnlli KiiIIh (llin summer.
Til" following coniiiiltlties luivo
boon mi inod :
Juvenile population: Lowell
Kuiip, cliulriiiiui; Kenneth (1.
Kliihn, Mm. Nelson lined, Mm.
Mabel Foster, Mm. 1 1 ii rd In Hlni-k-mnr.
lliiiKn Miisoii, Hr. mid
Tlmliim lloll.
Growth of clly truffle survey;
Mm. Percy Murray, chairman;
Mm. IS. W. MnmnroHU, J. K.
Swniisen, Jr.. Kil Diinhnm, Mm.
A. A. Montgomery, Mm. Bam
Mllliir, Mm. II. II. Ili'iidikkson.
Dr. J. C. Hum. Dr. Doiin II. On
born, Mm. Aim l.ouvor.
Coonllnnlliu (roup: A. M.
Colllor, chairman, (I. ('. Tat man.
Mm. William l.nroiu, Mm. Fred
Fletcher, .Mm. Mil ml llneley. Mm.
liny Morrlii. Mm. Twyln Forgu
on, Fred Floot mid Curl K
.Williams.
Women's recrentlon: Union
MrCortor, chairman; Mm. Ilulh
Olds linthlnny. Mm. II. C. Dlnck
mor, Mm. I furry Ackley, Mm
V. Itnirord. Mm. A. ,M. Ilrad
furd mid Freda llstlck.
Men's recreation: Robert
Thompson, chairman; llobcrt
llasimisaoii, Hurry Wagner, Art
Oiimiifn'rn, Fred Floot, Ituily
Myers, K. (I. Klnhn.
Hum torn mil too: tionrge Mr
Intyro, chnirmaii; I.ynu Itoycroft
Mm. Nelson Itnoil, Hurgo Mninn
Sr., Lowell Knup, Union Mc
Cm-tor, Mm. I'orry Murray. An
drew Colllor and llobort Thomp
aon.
ti." i-
From mL-hine huh iipjiir iiko mm picmrrd noove, a itcndy ruin of
lire fnlli upon tho Chinese nrmv The Japanese gunners arc fhown
at thry directed an attack on the Chinese military Hank near Wcl
ilionhu Sections of "slinking, crumbled walls and pllm of rubble
are uiod to shield the ncsl from the eyo of the opponent'! lookout.
Ilecauso of the constant lire which It pours forth, the machine nun
nest is one of the most rillllcult military weapons to overcome.
Iiilnrmont look place In tlm bnby Women In Jnpnn have nclthor
suction of the Mt. Calvary m-nio-
lory Tbiirsilay, June 16. ut 1 p. in.,
Itill llv ITnlliAr T D f'n.xu nffl.
clnllns;. Wnrd'a Klnmniii Kunoriil
iiouin in ciiarKii or nrmiiitnmonia.
I K a I
i iKlits.
sintua nor Individual
Rklimnnd milk Is a good pre
Miirvnllvn of slonn.
ClfilAL HERE
A rarnlvnl Is comlnt; lo town.
Til ii Wi'Bt Const AiiiUHRinc-iit
compiiiiy with Its forrls whcol,
iiiiiriy-Ko-roiinil 'n ovorylhlng will
ho In Klumutli rails soon for a
nlnn-duy slay.
Tho carnival will arrive here on
the Koiitlu.-rn rnclflc June in and
will slay ovor the Fourth of Ju
ly. On Juno 19 the company will
puss through 'lore on the railroad
on Its way lo llnnd whore tho car
nival will roinalii until It comes
to KliiMiutli Fulls.
CONVENTION TOIL
All tnrta nf HolniFAlOS In nil
sorts of conventions have been
IiiihiiIiik through Kluinaili Falls on
tliolr way to their meeting places
for the mint week. This week It's
mostly Itotarlnni.
Fifty northwest Rotary dele
Kales will coma throiiRh Klamath
7-jk7
Let It be understood right now
that the fellow above is NOT
the kidnaper of 10-ycar-old
Charles Mattson. But Innocent
Leo Frederick Ash with black
benrd, hollow cheeks, and
bashed nose looks so much
like the FBI sketch of the ab
ductor that he was arrested
nine times in various cities un
til the Washington state patrol
gave him an identification card
s protection against police.
J. D. Mclfolland, traveling
freight and passenger agent for
tho Nickel Plate road, was In
town Wednesday from Portland.
C. ft. Turner, traveling freight
and passenger agent for the MKT
railroad from Portland, was In
Klamath Falls Wednesday to sec
railroad officials here.
W. K. Doddi, representative of
tho Denver, Rio Grande and West
ern railroad, from Portland, vis
ited the Great Northern offices
Thursday.
Fulls June 18 on the Southern
Pacific on their way to San Fran
cisco to attend the national Ro
tary convention held there.
M .1 rl'Dnnnell rnnHiiptni- tnr
Great Northern, has been In Oak
land for the oast week on a busi
ness trip.
R. Merk, (I. N. boiler Inspector
AIRMAIL BOXES
SPREAD FAME OF
KLAMATH SPUDS
Tho fame of the Klamath netted
gem potato has spread amazingly
in the past few weeks.
During national airmail week
many small wooden boxes, each
containing one small spud, were
shipped out all over the country.
Inside each box was a short mes
sage to ask the reader to send
to Klamath Falls for a spud recipe
book.
Hut Instead of eating the po
tatoes, the folk of the country
have been planting them. Tbe
Klamath county chamber of com
merce has received many replies
7 Hi I
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111
tup
NATIONAL CHANGE
MEET IMPORTANT
From a legislative standpoint.
tho coming convention of tho Na
tlonnl Grunge will be one of the
most Important In grunge his
tory. It was predicted by Stats
Master Rny W. GUI In a talk to
the Klwmila club at tha Wlllard
hotel Thursday noon.
Gill cited the Important prob
lems faring farmers nt this time
as an Indication of tho signific
ance of the leglslntlvo activities
at the iiutlnnnl session, to bo
held In Portland In November.
The state master explained tho
orgnultntlon and work of tho
grnngo to the Klwunls club mout
hers. Ho said thnt whllo there
ro many differences of opinion
on Issues bntweon grangers, they
have devoloped a spirit of good
will that prevails when the fight
Is over.
GUI said there are 22.218
grangers In the stain nf Oregon
and about 800,000 In the nation
as a whole.
Tha grangers ara a hard
working lot, particularly at stato
conventions. The master des
cribed a day's program.
Denn Schoenfoldt, director of
experiment stations for Orogon
Slats college; State Mnster
Oeorgo Sehlmeyor of the Cali
fornia grange: Jack Tylor, presi
dent of the Farmers Ititor-lusiir-
anco Kxchnngo, and County Po
mona Mnstor Alva Lowls were
other guests of the Klwanlans.
Fred Peterson presided.
Obituary
ANTOX C.U'KA
Anton Cnrkn. for the lust 28
years a resident of Mullu, Ore.,
passed away In this city Wednes
day, Juno IS, 1038, at 6:20 p. m.
following an Illness nt 18 months.
Ho was n nntlvo of McCloud coun
ty, Minn., and nt the time of his
death was aged 48 years and 28
days. Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Anna Cackaj two sons, Anton,
Jr., and Frank; two daughters,
Anna and Nnlllo Cnrkn, all of Ma
I In ; five brothers, Adolph, John,
Rudolph and Edward Cacka, all
.or Malln, and Frank Cacka of
Highland, Calif.; also three sla
ters, Mrs. Frances Lou f ok of Snn
Ilnrnnrdlnn, Cnllf.; Mrs. Anna
Martin and Mrs. Nottlo Pierce of
Mnlln, Ho was a member of Mnlln
lodgo No. 232, ZnnJ. Tho romalns
rost In tho Enrl Whlllock Funornl
Homo, Pino etroot nt Sixth. No
tice of funeral to ho announcod
In tho noxt lssuo of this paper.
1AMMIj KMMOXS PUNZKIi
Dnttlol ICnimnns Ponzcl, infant
on of Mr. and Mrs. Alfrod T. Pen
aol, passed awny In this city Wed
nesday, Juno 15. Final rltos and
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