September 2, 1938
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE FIVE
CITY BRIEFS
Kornmii Til "Wlmt Hut h
dud Wriiuilit?" In I ho riiK.il
fill' II VI'llllIK hitimiiii nl
tint Klrsl Christian iliinrli 'Ilia
H 1 1 1 1 I it ' ly A rill u i' I'liiuli'H llulos,
liillilnlur. The Mali's luivu in
tiiiiinil fin in nifiiilh'a vui'iitlun
trip through six nnithvY.'alorii
in Ma. mill Ihn pastor will ii"
Si'rllm sulll" lit Hi" llllrniatlliK
(llnri'H mill H!I ll'llfi'1 llMI IIIK
Ihlii 1 1' 1 1 1 . MiiiiiIhth mill fill-nils
nt Hi ii I'hiiruli will wont lu hoar
this itiassnitfl, Knv. Mains ilniilnrml.
I'liin Trip Mr. ami Mm J J.
Mali " Oil" am IruvliiK Kiiiiiluy
Mini Mini; fur KaliM'll, .Mmit ,
wIiimii lliity will vlull fur III iliiyn
with Mm. Coin's sltilnr, Mrs W.
II. on inn ii . Mm. IJiilu u ml Mm.
Ilnmiimi liavn mil himmi Mirli nthar
In in"! ii c 1 1 it ii 40 yeara ii Mm.
Coin hua llvml In Louisiana mill
Ori'Kon nllil Mil lli'iiniiui hits inuilo
hrr homo III Montana.
'In Cri'sri'iit (My Doris t.'olo
miiim nnd .Molly HU'wurl plun lo
loavn SBliinloy afliirnonii by tnn
Inr (or a varnilnii trip wlilili will
tnko I hem over Ihn wonki-iul to
Crosi'iMU Oily mill Inlci Ilia ruil
wnnils rouiilry uu thu ruant.
It'iiirt liaa I'hll (Julicnlinr
ry of lliu Will Hi l'liui nimrlinuiiU
romrt"l In Hi" city police tho
loss " f a woman's blm k tultcaao
which ho lent Hoiitoinhor 1 be
tween the aiuirtmonta anil tho
fi.nl hull flulil. Tho sultrasn waa
empty, arcorillnif tu qtilnrnlnirry.
Toola HKili'ii I'. E. Dirk tit tho
Chet llnrton ranch at Morrill ro
porloil tho thrift of two hoxns ot
loola from hla plrkup whlrh ho
aalil ho 1'ft inirknil In K In mm li
Falls. Voluo of tho toola wni act
at 175.
In California Raleigh Taylor,
for tho paat year and a half af
filiated wlib tho Klmnnth Fill In
city pollio il'iml l in "li t, la now
inployuit by llio U. S. furoal ser
vice) at IllK Hear luko near Hum
llornardlno, Calif., II waa loarnad
today. Taylor waa alao, at ono
tliiio, afflllntrd with tho Oregon
lalo traftlo department.
To Vlall Hore Jerry Thnmaa,
city accountant, la ipectlni a
visit from bla mother. Mra. J. 1).
C. Thomaa of I'ortland and hla
two brothora. John and Cliff.
Thomaa pinna to Inko hla guests
to Crater lako and other polnta
of lliterrm while here.
On Molor Trip Mr. and Mra.
Junk Uulua with tliolr inotliura
urn spi'inllng anvornl weeks un a
li 1 1 1 1 1 r hip IhroiiKh Ilia norlli
wi'Ht, Mra. tiuti's' mtithur, Mra.
I.ntta of Colorado HprlhKa, Colo.,
arrlvud horo two weeks ago, and
dates' mothor, who iniik'a ln-r
hiiinn In On kla ml. Calif., Jolmid
Ihi'Mi ahorlly hi'fore leaving on
their vnriilloii. (Isles la umploynd
by til" Klamath Fslls imalnf riio,
mil Mra. IJatus la omployed III
tho I'. O. Landry Insuraiirii coin
1'u n y offices.
FORECAST FOB
WEATHER GOOD
are kofiplng a watchful eye on
Ihn mi fiily of hlkn rlilers.
A numlinr of lilltiia hiive hemi
linpoiindfid by officers wliru thi-y
havn found tholr owiwrs rlilliix
dollliln. l-'or tho flrnl offriiisri tho
blcyclca aro Impounddd for a per
iod of two daya, and for tho sec
ond offenso blkoa aro t u k "ii away
from thnlr ownora for four daya.
Kour Dollies Wont to Slum," In
ter presenting tho four (lolls used
In lliu pmilomline to Mra. Tra
valllii lo he glvon to ihlldritn at
llHHKk'ik. 1. Ill In girls Hiking part
wore Donna Clugston, Harharo
llendrlcka, I.oon Wood and Jao
nullno Ailrtl'mnn.
Tho Mothers' chorua of T.1I1
lako aaiiK "I'm I so Ye the Kalth-
or," (iounod, and two vocal ouni
bore wore "ling by Mra. Francea
II r bach accompanied by Mra.
Frank Hell.
Hey. and Mra. Travnlllo woro
proaented with a allvar otferln
and number ot pieces ot llnou.
ItdfreshiMcnls were aervnd to Hi
Kiioata ly the Lndlea Aid of th
Merrill church.
OVER WEEKEND mwm
blVtmiUNIi
Iti'lurna Hern Vura I'varaon,
art ti'iu-hur at Kramont ai'htiol.
ii'turnvd lo Klamath Kalla the
in ll l I u of tho week from tho Unl
iniHlly ut Vu1iIm1om wltiru aha
nt udled art diirlnii tho aumiiiur
miintha. Mlaa I'umaou will make
her homo with the Al"i llruar
rllffi'a on I'lnn atrccl ihla winter.
Here Monday ileulah Gore,
who tvnehoa In the mualc dnpart
iiiniil ot KliiiMiuli Union hliih
nrhfiol, apuul 0110 day hero thla
eik and plana to roturn Monday
from i'ortlaiid to reaunio her
li'UtiiluK diitlea. MIbh liore aluil
IimI at Columbia unlvorelly In New
York City during tho summer
months,
Write ISiem A poom which
appeared laat month In lha "Toll
ing tho Kdltor" column, dodlcatod
lo tho Ulenn Durrou fainlly. waa
written and recllad by Mra. Sverro
Muimon. 11 waa willteu for the
occasion ot a community gulhor
Ing lo aid tho llarretta, who bad
loai their home and effect" In a
flro. Tho poem appoared without
the name of tho author.
Hack Krom Ixxlifo I,ynn Hoy
crort has returned from Timber
lino lodge, Ml. Hood, wbure he
attended tho annual sales conven
tion of the OroKon Mutual Life
Insurance company. Hoycr.ifl
(lualltlcd tor convention attend
ance as t member of the Lendirs'
club,
To Hummer Homo Mr. and
Mrs. T. II. Wallers plan to leave
Saturday for their summer homo
at l.ako 0' the Woods for the
Labor day weekend. They will
have as their guesta Margaret Ann
and Tommy Walters, Oordon Hen
eon nf Medford, Don Weat and
Mr. and Mra. Robert Klllott.
To likevleiv Mr. and Mra
Otto iJinRslrt and Mrs. I). It
Trnelisiel plan to leave Saturday
for Uikevlew, whero they will at
tend the llound-up. Mra. I'roeb
stel will Join her husband, who
was ono of thoso who rodo horse
back to Lakevlew In the Klamath
raravan.
Kspcrtrd Here Mr. and Mra.
Itahlen Hastings aro anticipating
a months visit from Mrs. Has
tings' parents, Mr. and Mra. 11 C.
Sailor of Abaarokee, Mont. Tho
Hastings and Sailors plan to spend
aeveral daya at Depoo Hay sal
mon fishing.
I'len Postponed Plea of Louie
Hoagland, charged with obtaining
money undor false pretenses nnd
larceny by bailee, has been post
poned to September 12. It was
formerly set for September 2.
Return Hero Mr. and Mra. A.
J. Williams and family have re
turned to their homo at 1401 East
Main street after visiting for sev
eral days at the home of rela
tives In Medford and Itnseburg.
In Aslilnnil Olive May Clapp
has been visiting In Portland with
friends and relatives. Miss Gall
Clapp Is visiting In Ashland with
relatives. They nie the daughtera
of Mr. nnd Mra. It. W. Clapp of
2210 Garden avenue.
Krom Medford Dotty Henry,
daughtor of Mr. and Mra. L. K.
Henry of 2202 Gnrden avenue,
haa roturnod homo from Medford,
whero she spent a week visiting
with frlonda.
VbiltliiR Here Mrs. L. L.
Adams ot ItoiWIiiK. Calif., la visit
ing for several dnys nt tho home
of her son-in-law nnd dnnghter,
Mr. nnd Mia. nob McWIlllams ot
Klamath. Falls.
firoup lo Meet Klamath lodge
No. 6!i7, Brotherhood of Railroad
Trainmen, will moot Thursday,
September 8, nt 10 o'clock a. ill.
In tho It. C. hnll.
Una Operation mil Gregory,
Klamath pioneer, la at the Hill
sliln hospital for a major opor-ntlnn.
Notnrlnl Commission Tho no
lailal commlHSlon of V. R. Ilam
blnt was filed nt tho county
rlerk's office Krldny.
SPECIAL
V.t.Oll OH Waves $3.00
IM.OO OH Waves $2.50
Plain Waves $2.00
MILS. I'IM.F.T IlKAUTV
HIIOI'I'H
7111 Mnln Phono l.tUI-W
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Get Ready Eor
School
Alterations Mending
Our Specialty
TIIK
PELITORIUM
lllfl Mnln Ph.
VUlta Plant Judge Rossmuu.
member of the Oregon supremo
court, spoke before members of
tho Rotary club Friday noon In
the Wlllard hotel. Judge Ross
man wss taken through the Wey.
erhaeuser Timber company mill
Friday morning by R. D. "Ilud"
Filer and Mitchell Tlllotson.
Labor Day Message A Labor
day message entitled "Christ's In
vitation to the Worker" will be
given Sunday at the First Meth
odist church. The servlco will bo
hcgln at 10:61 a. m.
Examiner Here Ward McRey
nolds, stale examiner for drivers
and chauffeurs, will be In Klam
ath Falls Wednesday and Thurs
day, Seplembor 7 and 8, lo con
duct testa for licenses. He will
be In the courthouse from I a. m.
to 6 p. m. both days.
Kin imii I h people prepared Frl
day for the oceiilug of a long
weekend, wit 1 1 irnKi"rts excellent
for favorable varailfin weather.
Normal tiiniperaturn and fair
rltles wero uu the official weath
er men 11.
Miiiiinuln resorts, biinlies, flsh
Iiik streams ami Ihh"m wero ex
pected to ntlrmt mom of thoxo
who go oul or-tnM for 1I111 wuek
ond, To children, Ihn holiday Is
of imperial aluiilfli'iiiH n, affordliiK
them their litet frenilnm before
the opeuliig of Mrliniil on Tuesday.
FIshlMK foiiilliliiiia urn somu
what spotted but for tint ungler
who chooses carefully whero be
goes, the weekend should bring
lilenly of flailing link. Klamath
county chamber of commerce
fishing report showed favorable
conditions at Udell lake, Davis
lake, Kant lake. I'nullnu lake,
Williamson river, Kpraguo river,
Deadhorno and Dor lakes.
Don Peoples, sucrelary of 1I10
llond chamber of commerce ami
a fishing niithorlly fur central
Oregon, thin week made this fore
cast for lulo summer and early
fall angling:
"This forecast Is not based on
"second sIkIii" or any sclentlllc
Information, but merely on my
2S ycure experience In Mnhlug the
waters of central Oregon.
"Tho brook lakes will close on
Soptemhor 20. and the evening
fly fishing will steadily improve
up to thut time. Trolling will
llkowlso Improve but not to the
same extent as fly fishing. Thu
streams and rainbow lakea will
remain opon until October 31, and
starting shortly after Labor day
wo will liaio some of the wildest
rainbow fly fiMilng t )0 found
anyplai'o lu tin. world.
"After tho Crauo prairie water
la cut off from the Deschutes
river, wo will l,c hooking a sur
prising number of both rainbows
and brow ns that u 111 he too big
to land mid those wo do land w-lll
bo soiiieihing to brag about tor
years to room.
"Fly Nulling on the Metollus
will alto be 111 lis lop during Sep
tember mid October. When tho
nights get too cool lor the llsli to
coino lo the surface, u small poon
with a fly ii,, 10 t win soi re
sults and furnish some good sport.
Try thu fly flxhlng during tho
next two mouths and enjoy sumo
real sport with lens competition
than will be experienced during
any other part of the season.
Charged with violating ordln
nnco No. 200, section 7, which,
to tho uninitiated. Is scattering
nails oil thu streets of the cily
of Klamath Falls. Jack F.vaus,
1X20 Lexington street, appeared
lu court Friday morning before
Pollen Jiidgo Otto Laugiilet and
was fined $10. Kvans was ad
vised by Laugslet to slop hauling
nails In hie truck until It was
repaired.
According to city police the
nails wero scattered on the Old
Fort road.
Jesso It. Mai I hews of Olene
was arrested September 1 by cily
police charged w-lth failure lo
procure an operator's licenMj and
violation of tho basic rule. Mat
thews, 22, was fined !. The
fine was remitted on the no
operator's charge as Matthews
had been a resident of Oregon
only ono month and had a Cali
fornia license lu his possession,
lie paid a fine or 95 011 the basic
violation charge. Ho was ar
rested on South Sixth street.
Charles (',. Temple, 211, 2134
South Sixth street, forfeited
17.60 hall in police court Fri
day morning on a reckless driv
ing charge. Ho was arrested
September 1 by city police.
In addition two drunks and
two "vaga" appeared In police
court Friday morning.
SOUTH-END CHURCH
GROUPS HONOR
DEPARTING PASTOR
MKRItlLL Rc. and Mrs. F.
C. Travalllo who leavo Met rill
early next week for Washington,
prior to sailing September 2S
from New York City for Ilangko.
.Slam, were greeted nt a farewell
party glvon Wednesday evening
In the Merrill church by a li"t
nf friends from all parts of tho
Klamath Basin.
Rev. E. E. Rosenkllde. pastor of
the Mnlln Presbyterian church
offered the greeting and Rev.
Hugh L. Hronson of the Tulelake
Presbyterian community church
wiib master of ceremonies. Four
small girls of the .Mnlln church
directed by Mrs. Rosenkllde pre
aentod a missionary play "Why
AFTER THE WRECK THEY CALL BALSIGER'S
1 1 '. .t. ,1 ;U ' J 7 . T
, g - - . f Kt i iiMoi mmisosi rr
I.I1111I up bumper to bumper,
tho automobiles that have been
repaired by the Ilalsigcr Motor
company body and fender de
partment would reach miles. Tbls
crew of expertii, left lo right, are:
liiienlon Hewey, glass man;
filonn Innian, department fore
man; Fay Montgomery, body de
partment: Pete Bullls, body de
partment; Larry Morgan, trim
department; John Franks, body
department: John Holm, body
! derartment : and Oordon Moje.
joody department.
I The Halslger company maln-
tains 24 hour wrecker service,
j with official AAA emergency
1 road service wrecker. After
j wrecked cars are rebuilt they
I are thoroughly tested on the
Dear frame and axle aligner.
This check-up tnsurea customer
(satisfaction In knowing that the
j rebuilt car Is In perfect align
ment, regardleas of how badly
Mt was wrecked.
"Germ Free Shampoo' li a
brand new feature of body re
novating, car upholstery la con
stantly subjected to germs of all
kinds. It Is now recognized that
car Interiors should be cleaned
and disinfected periodically, es
pecially for families with chil-
idren. The Balslger body and
I fender department Is now set up
1 to give "Germ Free Shampoo" of
j automobile Interiors.
I A visit to this new department
will convlnco you that thoy art
well equipped to clean all type
ot upholstery at popular prices.
Complete facilities for work on
all makes of cars range from
wreck rebuilding to straighten
ing fender dents; high quality
paint reflnlshing to snot paint-
'Ing; cutting and Installing shat
terproof glass; tailor-made seat
covers and upholstery repairing.
Mr. Innian advises that estimate!
will be freely given on any Job.
Assorted
"i X w, .1:
aun uoggies
Ob m b amm
Get Your FRESH
Hi
Roys and girls who ride their
bikes libout the streets of Kl::e'-
ath Falls had better not ride
"double" If they don't wnnl to be
picked up by tho city pollco who
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MOVIE FILMS
at Walgreen's
lUQiWlDtlilsHr'. R SJ igfls II L. 1
tffi1i.siii.iiiii.iii r.i fi rrrTiaisittg&i TlJay
' Shower and
J Swim Caps
vow m -re
CHolc ala M
Will, m Cihh,
Sntimlay
nnd Monday
635 Main St.
Right reserved to
limit quantities
Camera Fans Buy n ih ninu
fmn I kink foull iMoitl. Retura UHUtadfilm
for full refund.
QUALITY MEAT MARKET
Hpeclalliea In Steer and Baby
Ileef
Quality Alwaya Guaranteed
Free PelUery
Louis Rsrhle, Proprietor
Venereal Dlseaae Charge 'An
other complaint, thla time against
a man, waa filed In Justice court
Friday charging failure to submit
to treatment of venereal dlseaso.
Two womon wore named roccntly
In similar complaints.
Church School Church school
at St. Paul a Episcopal church
will be resumed Sunday, Septem
ber 11, for all classes. It was an
nounced by Rov, Victor E. New
man this woek. Classes will be
resumed at 10:16 a. m.
To Reacheo Mr. and Mrs. Kon
neth Clark and Helen Haydcn and
Wlllard Ward plan to leavo Sat
urday morning for Tillamook and
the Oregon beaches for a holiday
motor trip.
liny Duplex Mr. and Mrs. Wil
bur F. Petty (Hope Gordon) have
purchased a duplex on the corner
of Alumoda and Earl streots, and
they have occupied the home. The
Pollys plan to spend this week
end at the Mrs. J. A. Gordon
summer home at Lake 0' tho
Woods.
To Alturas Sam A. Mushen ot
the Klamath Falls branch of tho
First National bank Is planning
to leave this weekend to spend
Labor day holidays with his
mother, Mrs. S. A. Mushen In
Alturas,
Summer Prices
Must Go
Last Call
IllocJuvood,
Double loads....
S5.50
lllockwood, l AA
HIiirIo loads t4vU
(irccn fir slabs,
Doublo loads
Green pine slabs,
Double loads
$5
$4
Prices will advance without
notice In September. Order
TODAY.
Heilbronner
U Rea
"Fuel That Hntlsfles"
Plus Bervlro
Offiro and Yard Ml Hprlng
Phono 2,'lfl-W
SQUAWPAW
KQLAWPAW
Herb Powder
Tht perfect ttfllc III.
1m. Reiulatfli us
ellsilsattl tlilst Nl
tun'i wir. Fm urn
Sit ind bMhlit at
Farbat Pura Dratf.
Sa. 6t and KlamaUJ
MOTHPROOF
Dry Cleaning
Every Garment
Mothproofed at
No Extra Cost.
STANDARD
DYERS & CLEANERS
1400 Esplanade. Phone HUH
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Why shiver these snappy
mornings and evenings?
6?omfiott li ai neat ai yout telephone!
Just 'phone our office. Our representative will call and give you
full particulars on inexpensive appliances for
GAS HEATING
Circulating (console type) heaters.
"Radiant" heaters.
Floor and wall furnaces, with or without forced air
circulation. Central heating plants too, of course.
A modern g.is lic.Uing appliance (there's a type and price for
every need) can he installed immediately, with no fuss or muss.
Automatic control it desired.
it Order now aiut lihe mhwiliigf of new low be,tl-
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Mod etnije, conomtje with.
m irt a
war m iaLiimai
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Choice of "3QC
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Zipper Bag
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Molsture-Proof
Tennis Racquets
special 1 95
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