November 29, 1938
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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CITY BRIEFS
llniuuir I'lnns Ons of tha most
Internal Ing booth which will bit
fimtiirmi nl llin annual holiday
hnxoar siionsoind by tho womon
of tho lrl ml Mnlliodlat church
Hiilurdny, December 8, will bo
the booth dispensing tho latest
edition of tha Mothodlat oook
book which la a aliindnrd oook
book In acoroa of homes In
KlniiiHth county. Mia, It. 1',
Klllnuson, president of the Ladles
Aid of the Muthodltl church, an
nounced that tbla now edition
would be off the prom In time
for the basilar ftaturday, Lunoh
on will he served Hurting at
11:90 n. ni. Hntiirday nnd con
tinning until S: 110 p. m. Tea
lioura will he from 3:30 p. m.
to 6 p. III. I'lana for the hstnar,
which la one of the moat Import
ant affaire on the calendar, are
now complete Mia. Klllugson
stated.
Ht. Mary'a llnjinr Mra, Hum-
uel P. Miller and Mra. Klaln,
chairmen of the annual Ht.
Mary'a bncaar which la being held
Knturdny In the armory, announc
ed pinna for the afternoon card
party which will he held alerting
al 1:30 o'clock. Mra, ilusenll
Peterson la In charge of rarda
. and roaervnllona can be made
with her, phone 1002-W, or mem
bnra of hr conimlttne. After
enrda tea will be enrved, It waa
announced, with Mra. A. J. Mo
Donald In charge of the tea table.
The namoe ot thoae who will
pour will be announcod later.
(Ilfla, Which have been preaenled
by the merchanta of the city,
will be given at the clote of the
afternoon.
Improving Itegtnald Thomaa
ot I.angoll valley, who euiroroa
, the loaa of hla right leg In an
accident on the Dearborn ranch
' November ID, la Improving at
Hillside hoapltn! and la now able
to receive vlallore. Mra. Thomaa
returned to her home In Langell
valley Tuoaday to apend the day
with her .'two young chlldron, who
are at the Monroe ranch home,
Wnko (Iroiip An Important
meeting of Weko group of Camp
Fire waa to be held Tueaday
night at 7 o'olock at the home
of Mra. Naomi French, 1411
Creacent avenue. Tbla meeting
waa to bo devoted to the I hrlel
maa projact, droning dolle for
the firemen. All moinbera were
urged to come and bring aewlng
material for the dolla.
Mlaalonary Meeting The Worn'
en'a Foreign Mlaalonary aocloty
of the Flrat Melhodlat church
will hold an all-day meeting at
the church Tburaday atartlng at
10 a. in. A covered dlah lunch
eon will be eervad at noon. The
afternoon atudy will be on the
tople of "Village Candltloua In
India." All membora have been
Invited to attend.
Mc lli-vnotds Coming Again
Word haa been recolved here that
Ward McRnynolda. who cxamlnea
operntora and chnuffeura for the
aerrotary of etate, la coming to
Klamath Fella again, Mclloy.
nolda will be here on Tburaday,
December 1, at the courthouae,
from 6:30 to 0:30 p. m.
Form New Company Dale
Route, formerly ot thla city, with
F. I. Jacoba, retired Lake coiin
ty rancher, haa formed a new
automobile aalea company In
Lakevlow, According to word re
ceived here, which will handle
the Dodge-Plymouth line. 8oule
and Jncoba have alao purchasod
the Araner garage building In the
Lake county city.
Arte Club The Home Building
Aria club of the Business and
Professional Womon'a club will
moot at the Wlllnrd hotel at 8
p. m. Wedneaday. November SO
Mra. Clauds Davla will apeak on
pottery and will alao arrange a
dlaplny ot pottery to be uaed in
Illustrating her talk.
Wlueuia Toinplo Wlnemo.
temple of the Pythian Slatera
club wilt meet at the home of
Mra. Mnttle Stafford, 1015 Man-
sanlta afreet, Friday, .December
2, al 7:30 p. m. visitor! nnd
visiting alatora will be welcome
officers said.
Gideons Moot The Klamath
camp of tho Clldeona waa to meet
at 7:45 p. m. Tuoaday, Novcm
i hor 20, at 201 Flrat National
I Dunk hulldlnir. All Chrlstlsn bust
j nonunion wore cordially Invited to
attend.
Club Hostesses Those who will
prealdo aa hostosses at the meet
ing ot tha Eastern Star Social club
thla wook will bo Mra. Laura Wll
llta, Mra. Oacar Peyton, Mra. Karl
DeLapp and Mra. Arthur Schaupp,
The club will meet Friday after
noon at the Mnaonlo temple.
when and where
you want it at the
turn of a faucet
with an -
AUTOMATIC
WAT ERfc& HEATER
Puraa Returned Mra. A. B. Kl-
bort, (10 Clnmt street, who loat
her purae Baturdtiy while stand
lug In front of a Mnln atreet de
partment atore, baa bad hor purae
reatored to her by persona who
found It whore Mra. Albert ap
parently dropped the purse. Con
tents of the bag wort intaot, it,
waa learned.
Here Tuesday Mrs. Tom Wil
lis, who will be remembered as
Louise Dulton, daughtor ot Mr,
and Mra. Jtobert L. Dalton of Mer
rill, was a visitor In Klnmath
Fulls Tuoaday from the Dalton
ranch, where she la visiting for
sovoral weeks,
Hike Kiani Carl K. Cook,
Klamath Kalis recreation officer,
announced that bicycle culmina
tions would be hold at t p, m.
Hnlurday In the city hull. All
bicycle rldors who do not havo
licenses are aaked to be present
al thla time,
Hone to Meet Bona of Norway,
rtaold lodge, will meet December
10 at I p. m, In the city library
auditorium, at which time there
will be the election of officers and
other Important bualness dis
cussed. All members are urged
to attend by those In charge.
Car Htolrn J. L. Hlcka, 1317
Adama atreet, reported to city po
lice that hla car waa atolen from
In front of hla home November 28
between 7 p, m, and 8:30 p. m,
Keya were In the ear, a 1028
Pontlao.
Townaend Auxiliary Townaend
auxiliary No. 1 will meet at the
home of Mra. Birdie Heaaley, 227
Michigan avenue, Wedneaday, No
vember 30, for a 1 p. m. potiucx
luncheon, to be followed by a
regular business session.
Club to Meet Members ot the
Thursday Sewing elub will meet
at the home ot Mra. Leona
yimlla Thursday, December 1, at
which time Duona llayae ana
Mamie ilrandejsky will be com
plimented With birthday ahowers.
From Portland Richard Morrla,
Portland attorney and affiliated
with the firm of Doy, llompson
and Nelson, waa a business visit,
or In Klamath Falls Monday, re
turning north Monday night.
Kosuiiice Position Lloyd
Smith, member of the Klamath
Falls police department, reaiimod
hla position aftor an Illness of the
paat few days.
To Portland Lee McMullen of
the Klamath Production Credit
association left by train Monday
night for Portland on a abort bual
neaa trip.
' ttprague III Harry Sprsguo,
Soul hern Pacific trainmaster, la
confined to hla bom in the Aud
ley apartments suffering from an
attack "of Influonsa.
On Business George Moeck,
with the Haalltt Warehouse com
pany of San Franclaoo, la a bust
ness. visitor In Klamath Falls for
soveral days.
From Ijiv Hcils Mr. and Mra,
Don Fisher of the Lava Beds na
tional monument were In Klam.
ath Falls Monday on a combined
business and pleasure trip.
Visits Aunt Miss Glra Maszont
of Weed, Calif., la visiting with
her aunt and uncle, Mr. and
Mra. O. C. Olovanlnl of Pelican
City.
Sowing Chub The Vaaa sow
Ing club win meet at the home of
Mra. Hwan Erlkson on Altamont
drive Tburaday, December 1, at 2
p. m.
Alumnae Dance A dance will
be. hold at KC hall Wednesday
night from 9 to 12 0 clock for
alumnae of Sacrad Heart academy,
their families and frlenda.
Election Checks Ready Coun
ty Clork Maa K. Short Tuesday
again reminded eleotlon workers
thai warrants are ready for thorn
at the clerk a office.
According to an etiquette man
ual of the Mlddlo Agea, you should
novor lift a pleco of meat out ot
the gravy dlah with your whole
hand, but should delicately flah
It out with three fingers, and In
so doing, novor Immerse your fin
gers In the gravy farther than the
last joint.
A GEM
Call for
or Cl """a" Gomsbok roams 'mid bush and sand
A- (iA With Cemsbok friends on every handi
j '., f I SWVey0U,,e"'"mMlhCALVERTblen,",
Calvert
THI WHISKEY OP GOOD TASTE
Cnnr, IP.M Calnrl Duilllm Corp., DiullUrla; Bahlmm, Mi.,
nui Lautwllt; Ky., K'kuI'M Offcni Cliryiltr Bldg., N, Y. C.
Cahtrl't "" BlmHtd 90 Pmtft5 Grain
VtufraJ Spirit! , . . Cffiwl'f "Spicial" hiendtd Whiiky
90 Pmf 71ii Grain Nmlral Spiriti.
2596 FEDERA
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Duck stamp sales touched 2598
as the season came to an end
Monduy.
Postofflce officials here said
that possibly a low more stamps
will be sold before tho new Issue
Is out, chiefly to stamp collectors,
The stamp sales from tho local
office set an all-time rocord and
Indicated tho heaviest duck hunt
ing In history In this soctlon.
It wus pointed out that stamps
are for sale at all postomcoa ana
that no doubt many persons who
hunted In the Klamath area pur
chased tholr stamps elsewhere.
AT CRATER LAKE
Large, white flakes of snow
continued to fall lastly In Crater
Lake park Monduy evening and
Tuosday morning, and according
to the latest report aent to Car
lisle Crouch, chief ranger of the
park, there are now 22 inches of
snow on the level. An inch anu
a half of now anow had fallen. The
temperature was reported at 35
maximum, and 30 minimum dur
ing the paat 24 houra.
"Thla la leaa anow than we had
at tbla time last year," Crouch
stated. Ho did eay however, that
(bo park waa never more beauti
ful than at the preaont time and
many midwinter visitors have been
at the resort. Chains are not only
"advised, but tbey are necessary"
Crouch stated.
HILL WITHDRAWS
EUGENE, Nov. 29 P) Earl
Hill, Lane county representative,
today announced hla withdrawal
from the race for apeaker ot the
houao for tho 1939 aeaslon of tho
stato legislature. Hill released his
pledges today and Informed them
he would support the candidacy
of Ernest Fatland, Condon, In the
race.
The four aerial hlghwaya used
by North American birds are
known as the Atlantic, Mississippi,
Central, and Paclflo fly-ways.
Some migrants go north by one
route and return by another. All
birds of ono apeclea do not follow
the same route.
During tho first 5000 miles or
so, the air pressure In now tiros
should be chocked frequently,
since It Is during this period that
the tire eipanda slightly. It kept
Inflated to the correct pressure,
the tire will be "broken In" prop
erly. Tiny South American opossums
aomotimoa aro found In newly un
packed bananas, and oftentimes,
no doubt, are destroyed without
tholr true Identity becoming
known, so nearly do they resemble
common mice.
Not all salmon apend their lives
alternately In fresh and salt water.
In the atule ot Maine, In Canada
and In Norway, there are land
locked salmon that apend their
ontlre lives In fresh wator.
I didn't know he waa a police
man. Ha always paid tor his pop.
John A. Brown, Detroit, ex
plaining how he wrote a policy
ticket tor a policeman.
SCHEAFFER PENS
For Christmas Gifts
VAN'S
CAMERA SHOP
72)7 Main Phono Bit
BIKNOBO FOR
BSTTtH TASTE
DUCK STAMPS
BOUGHT HER
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PINT PINT s5a
H.20l,00;
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Hold Everything!
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NATIOalAL BAUK, I
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tajsi H-Mcosa,msvmtaici, ihc
"Would you give mc a statement of Papa's financial
standing? lie says he can't alford to buy me a scooter."
France and other parte of west
ern Europe receive less rain than
the castorn United States, but
since tbo showers aro lighter and
more frequent, leas water is lost
by draining than In thla country,
where more sunny daya and hard
er rains are more common.
An automobile should be driven
at least a half hour before chang
Afoe's Month-End Sale
PURE SILK HOSE
REG. t,15 VALL'KS IP
PERFECT
n
Pair
Flneet grade full fashioned, French
heels, sandal soles and reinforced
toes. Strictly newest shades.
ALL SIZES
ON SALE
. WEDNESDAY ONLY
SEE DISPLAY
ALL THIS WEEK IN
ART NEEDLEWORK DEPARTMENT
DRAMATIZE YOURSELF IN,
Smart New Hand Knits
Do you covet smartly styled clothes? Then knit them
yourself. Wo've all the new Fall styles for you to
choose from plus a collection of now 'Bear Brand
Yarns! What's more all this week we're showing the
new styles on the cleverest miniature mannequlns
come In you cnn study them and choose a whole
wardrobel
moss
TIME WOMAN SSTCLE
ing oil. If this la done, the Iubrl.
cant la warmed up sufficiently to
permit Its free passage from the
crankcase, carrying with it more
sludge and grime than would be
possible If It were cold.
The bamboo plant haa been
known to grow 18 Inchea In one
day, and reaches a height of 118
feet.
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Another violation of the ped
dlers ordinance was brought to
the attention of city police who
arrested Paul Glazier of Portland,
magazine salesman. Glazier ap
peared before Police Judge Otto
Langslet Tuesday morning and
paid a fine of 925.
George Vess, 35, 01 Van Noss
avenue, arrested by city officers
on South Sixth street Monday eve
ning and charged with driving
while drunk and no operator's li
cense, also appeared In court Tuea
day morning. Vess entered a plea
of guilty to tho no operator's
charge and waa fined 15, He en
tered a not guilty plea to the
drunk driving charge and Is slated
to appear at 4 p. m. Wednesday.
Vess was In jail in lieu of 1100
ball Tuesday afternoon.
Violation of ordinance No. B34,
commonly known as selling goods
without a hawker's license, was
charge brought against Itobert L.
Smith of Stockton, who was said
to have sold furs In the business
district. Smith was also charged
with vagrancy and found not guil
ty on this charge by Police Judge
Langslet, His "partner," George
B. Gelmer ot Chicago, was also
charged with vagrancy - and en
tered a plea of not guilty. Trial
la aet for 11 a. m. December 3,
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Headlights aet flush in fenders
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New Ride Formula Airplane-type
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TUNE IN MAJOR BOWKS' ORIQINAL
PRICED
744 Klnmath Ave
He
and Gelmer Is In the city Jail In
lieu of 100 ball.
Hmith's trial was set (or Tues
day afternoon nt 2 p. m. Ho was
not able to provldo 1100 ball.
In addition one drunk appeared
In court-Tuesday.
'S
The term "balanced budget"
means something to the Sprague
tor Governor club of Klamath
county,
J. C. Williamson, executive sec
retary, said Tuosday that the club
finished up its work and closed
Its books with 4 to the good.
Treasurer of the club was Les
lie Rogers. It staged a success
ful campaign for Charles Sprague
for governor, helping him to carry
thla county by a aubstantlal ma
jority. There are 6000 sizes and shapes
ot tin cans In use In the world.
KLAMATH COUNTY
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VITAL STATISTICS
LEWII ART Born nt Hlllald
hospital November 28, 1938, to
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Lewhart ot
Tlonesta, Calif., a girl. Weight)
t pounds, 71 ounces.
HEOLKR Born at Klamath
Valley hospital November 3d
1938, to Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hogler,
box 162, Shaw's camp, Klnmath
Falls, a boy. Weight: 8 pounds, 1
ounce.
Tha battle of Lookout Moan
fain, fought during the Civil war.
was called "tho buttle above th
clouds."
DANCE
Legion Hall
Wedn Nov. 30th
Leon Mojica
And Hla
Orchestra
Direct from 23 weeks at
El Patio ballroom In San
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