,. February 13, 1940
$1 5,000 HOI
TOPS BUILDING
r PERMTS HERE
V tl .. 1.1.1 I. II. h l.i.i-xilla .,,
r "ill lull J null n i" - " .
dllinoil In uilil In a heavy aprlug I
Tiullding iiriiKrniii. m-rorltim In 1
Harold Finney, cHy lnl"'i'liir.
Laruoai permit of llio week was
Jnnui'il In Hi'. Paul W. Sharp tor
ihu eiiiinlriii'iliiii or tlb.uiio
iioniu mi lui , iiii .in, urn
.' Springs addition. Tim hmwi will
I bo hnlll on Eldorado ltl iiml
J.v.111 1) a Iwnnlniy airurturo.
V. V. Mtulfoiil wna Issued a
permit lu huilil duplex ill Hi ron
romtiN imu'Ii lo coal IliOOu.
. Laurunie Worlolii. nnw ril
dciico nil lot 7, block 300. liar-
row ailillllmi. $400.
V. L- I'llHllll, IM'W H'Hllll't mi
' lot 2 7. block .Inl, Mills mlillllnn,
$Snoi).
' Kin tun I )t Sign company, ropulra
In f rum nf IiuIIiIIiiii nl 1121 Willow
' avenue, fl&.
Mnrrla Hhaddurk. mnvo mill ro-
model hnuao ntl lot 6. block 12,
' liuona Vlatn addition, :iuo.
BEN ALI LEADER
J TO ATTEND SHRINE
, HONORARY HERE
Mr. nml Mis. I'nul V Ami. k of
flftcrnmnto Imvo ncreplod ilm In
vitation of Hlllntt (timpln t-
' tend th Itlft mlohrntloii Knlunlny,
1 foli run ry Zi, when tho hull honor
ing Uh lllunirlmm poli-nUtt', K.
' ti. KIIt. will l hold In Iho Klum-
i ith Kalln urmory.
AmlCk U Pteit.tn of Ilnll AM
tempi In H rftinontit. More thnn
loo Invitation wont out to t
tlni;i.liihd nmmbnra nf the Khtlno
ntiiHiln of tho lllltnh tmnpta Jurls-
' diction.
OmtluiKti 1 ilrltiktr ir
nounro Wh'lntiil'ii Aln "MrfiM-l.M
"Wear-Ever
ALUMINUM
S5
o'(lW'
TUI-flVO
PERCOLATORS
$199
52
19
IClr
incut
raicn
2-eup $1.70; 4up SLOT; 12-cup
$2.69: 10-oup SJ.93 Araonci i
lavotlla poicoUtota, Mk gmnd
ooIIm, Genuine tinkelile handlof .
hano".' SAUCE PANS
lalMHCIMt Itltl
5159'"
in
CIXI
ql. SI. 30;
4-ql. $1.03.
Slyld (or mod.
em kllrhena.
FRY PANS
incut rut ti
S129
I I IH.
Mn. 99c; O ln.
"jASl.69; 10-In.
$2.19.rrylood
V" 'perlectly.
f"-.rAlao lor pan
btolllno.
HANDY
SAUCE POT SET
For alewing,
boiling, aoup.
Sliei every
family needi.
mini KI
55"
in ii m iiiih
1 4 101.
Roberts & Peak
Hardware and Sporting floods
1007 Main Phono 17I
i I BAKIIITI
f I HANOll
I U ..-.'Htf
I
( AND WHAT CAN SCHILLING )
: 1 bank on COFFEE
sj ' J YYoiicaiiijViiu' on Schilling for unlimited
ffl 'i - J I coffee enjoyment! Tit rtaimf It'i a
'? '" i ' I I m"cnlc5 bkad of the world '1 choice
f. 1 I coffees, skilfully roaited to bring out dell-
J J J 1 clous full flavor and strength,
I 1" ' I sVSk2C?!2& C,"m
GOP LEADERS RAP.
NEW DEAL IN
LINCOLN TALKS
(Continued from Pug One)
msde a proving ground fur rack
loan oini'liiiiinl, and llinmt ax
pnrlmeiita have fulled. ... If
dualruclloii 1m our lot, w mint
ourselves lis !( author mil tln
Ishor." Hup. Marlon of Now York:
"Abraham Lincoln wan Ill-fed. III
I'lnilinil, lll-hnuoil nml illil mil
lllW.U II '
i..,.r..r,l M..,.N.'l,lnr former mln-
lalor lii Canada: "History will
rerun! t h u I Abraham Lincoln
(roi'il tlio Nlnvini. lint Franklin
ilonaovnll piimIii vnd llio free." I
Hup. Kli.li of Nnw York: "I I
inn convinced Unit If Proaldont
itiw,i.nvli lu i-eeteclcil or n ii v nf
tlm new ill. ill I iilnrnnt Iiuiii I Int h, w
will lm In Ilm wur wlililn ihrin
inonthn niter llio now InatiKura-
iliin."
TOPIC OF SPEECH
Mnryrnrol J o n e a. who will
npmik linforn llio Loan no nf W'olu
imi Voiora tifiL .Monday iillnruniin,
l-vliruiiry lit. at 2 orln.k, tiaa
n liurkKroitud rlrh In uxpurloiiro
and Iravol. Tlio fart Hint alio la
n inoai unmixing aiioakor inakoa
Ihi' da i ii olio of llio moat anllrl
lmti.il of (ho longuo aorloa for the
)uar.
Ml Jonoa' homo waa In North
link. ii a whoro alio hocamo public
widfaro adnilnlairntor. Hho took
hor gradual" work at tho Unl
vi' ml l y of Clilrago In tho aoclal
i.rvlcu fluid. Hho taiiKht aohool
In India for flvo or al yoara.
Ilor aulijiwl will ho. "Hoilal
Horurlly aa It Kfforla Woiuon and
I'hlliliun " Tko mootlni; will bo
In llio library rluh rooma.
All luioroalod are urgod lo at
loud. On Muri ll 1 tho tonguo will
lmn a Ha gnoat lioviMnor I harloa
A. SpriiBU'. whoao autijorl will
ho. "I'ollilre nod I'uhllc Opinion."
Thla lallor mooting will be a
lunohi'iin mooting at tlio Klk
lioiol at I!: 30 p. in. IMonao call
Mia. K. li. I.ainb, phono 770. for
roaiirvatloua.
CHILD STRUCK
DOWN BY CAR AT
MACK'S STORE
lievorley Blow, 7. aufforod cull
and brulana lalo Friday aflornoon
aa alio ran In front of a achool
bua noar Mnc'a atom and Into
llio path of a rar drlvon by
Ivor Ward, 4 2, Midland carpent
er, The child waa ruahod to a
Klamath Kalla hnapllal whoro It
waa loarnod hor hurta wore minor.
' Tho report of the accident waa
: filed wllh the aherlfl'a offlre.
i FRESNO SHERIFF
! TAKES INSTRUMENT
; LOOT BACK HOME
' C. A. Tarr, Kroano county tin
I dorahorlff, wont homo wllh tour
iniiHlcal Inalriitnonta under hla
arm. Tarr arrived hero to Inveatl
I goto tho aliened theft of a number
; of Inairiinionia from Freano. Wei-
ley MeCourlnoy and Karl Thomp
I eon aro being hold In I lis city jail
i In connection with the theft.
FUNERALS
CLINTON IIKIHIKIIT JOHNSON
The funeral service for tho
lalo Clinton Herbert Johnson,
who paused away at the Pelirnn
Hay logging camp on Riimlny.
February 11, will take placo from
(bo chapel of Ward'a Klamath
Funeral Homo, f2t High stroet,
on Thuraday, Feb. 16, at 11 a.
m., tho Rev. J. Clarence Orr of
tho Immanuol Hnpttat church of
flclntlng. Commitment service
and Interment In the Llnkvllle
reniolery. Frlonda are respect
fully Invited to attend.
JOHN 8ANDKR8 IMMMITT
Tho funeral sorvlce for the
Into John San dura Dlmmltt, who
passed uwny In this city on Mon
day, Fobruary 12, will lake place
from the chapel of Ward'a
Klamath Funeral Home, 926
High street, on Wednesday, Feb
ruary 14, at 7:30 p. m.. the Rev,
Victor Phillips of the Flrat
Methodist Kplacopal church of
ficiating. Frlonda are respect
fully Invited to attend. The re
mains will be forwarded via
Southern Pacific, Thuraday morn
ing (0 fiugono. Ore, for Interment.
CUT IN BUDGET
LARGEST TO BE
(Continued Prom Page One)
wllh plana for Iho hlpa, the
commliloo aald, II abould be do.
loruilned bofore conatrueilon an-,
IDE B B O
ually liogliia that me Mi l pa will ; Wi dnoaday.
bo aupoiior to tboao ol olbor ,mi HuzhI Morrlaou of Klnni
nallnna. ml, Kulla and Mlaa Ml Id mil Tonra
"Tho coiumllloo la of llio opln-1 wmo over night gunaia of Mra.
Ion nun .Ifilllillii nilvantuKO wur.!,,,! Mon roc
bo aiieured hy making Urn new ! 11..1,, urnwn of llalry nnonl Hnt-
nipltal ahlpa and llio additional 1
eriilaorii not oiual lo, but auper
lor to, any prudliig fornlgn i'oii
atructton," lliu coiuinllioo aaaorl
ed.
Meanwhile the flral approprlti
lion bill of tin. avaalnn. ourrylng .
$2fi2.34i.77 for omorgiuiey 11a- 1
llonnl defnime and noiitrallty ox-,
ponilltiiroa. waa algned hy I'real-,
dont llnoaiiveli. Tlio money la for ;
uae neioro jiiuo an, eno. 01 ino 1
preaeut flaca! yoar.
CoiiKroaa trimmed the hill
ll.iltiH.747 under the proal
dont'a hudif't oatlmatn nf approx
imately $272.0110,0110. Tho meaa
urn provldea lloo.4in.OH9 for Iho
war department. $137,172,238 for;
tho navy. $1.47S.OOO for Iho Jua-
tiro dopnrtnioni for oxpanalnn of
antl-oaplnnagn work and 14.270..
49 for tho rooal guard a neutral
ity patrol artlvltloa.
Fnrly - KooMvIt
Sla4 In(4ros(ii
lIKi4nl ViciverN
WASHINGTON. Feb. 13 in')
Foriiiatlon of a !tooaovoltFarloy
d 1 e g a t o alate In Wlaconalu
atronglhvned tho hollof of many
! polltlrlane todny that the rbiof
exocutlvo and Iho poatluiuitor gon
oral aro In accord on Iho demo
cratic lirealilenlllil rumtiiillMi.
One aenator In cloao touch with
rariey inui reportora me caninoi
inomhor and nailonal democratic
chairman wna "reaolved to do
ono of two tliluga nominate
llhuaelf or Mr. Kooaevell."
Tho Wlarouain deninenit Ic alnle
convention, meeting luat night at
VImialn llnnWU ,lerlnr.l Ihnt
the preaident ahould be drafted
f.ir n Ihlril Inrm Annfhnr rAnln.
Hon oxproaacd Iho hope that Far-' Mr- and Mra. Don Powcra of
ley "may continue In public life Rebaittopol and Amoa Powora of
lu Iho lutereat of tho people of I Chico. Calif., ore yialtlng rclatlvea
the nation." land frienda In l.angell alloy
Tho ronvonllnn adopted a alo- ' and Klamath Falla.
gau of "officially ondoraod Hooao- Mra. Mary Dearborn apent
veil-Farley dolcgutea" for Ita alate j Wedneadiiy night at the home of
In tho April 2 primary. National her daughter, Mra. Lester I.cav
Commliieeman C h a r I e a K. HI-
Hroughton aald. however, that ' Mra. Allro Peatroaa wlahca to
the monllnu of Farley did not I thank all her frlonda for their
mean he waa endoraed aa an al- klndneaa to her the pat few
ternato prealdenllnl choice or as
a vice presidential candidate.
OBITUARY
KIOHAVAXTF. (TKO)
RKCilN.ATTO
Floravanto (Feo) Reglnatlo.
for the Inat 20 years a resident
of this city, passed away In Tho
Dalles, Oregon, on Suuduy, Feb
ruary 1 1. 1940. at 7 a. m. fol
lowing an oxiouded Illness. Ho
was a native of Patlcrno Del
(irappn, Italy, and at tho tlmo
of his death was aged 33 years
2 months and 2 days. Surviving
are his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Alesandro Itoglnatlo. three sisters.
Mi's. Marcedo Tonclla, Mrs. Ros
ina Serano and Mlaa Kama Reg
inatto, all of Italy; two broth
era, Batista Rvginniio of this city
and Ronianu of Italy. The re
mains will arrive In this city on
Tuesday from Tho Dalles and will
rest In the Earl Wliltlock Funeral
Homo, Pine street nt Sixth, where
friends may call aftor 10 a. m.
Wednesday. Notice of futiorul to
appear in a later issue of this
papor.
Missionary Mpraka Rov. Nel
son Miller, missionary to China,
was scheduled to apeak in Iho
Community hnll In Mills addi
tion Tuesday evening at 7:46
o'clock. The public- waa Invited.
Your
Qi BUSINESS
J N$lk needs
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THE NEWS AND THE HERALD,
I
Langell Valley
Mrs. Arthur Turner and son
Cluuilu or 'I ult, Calll., spent the
wookend Willi relatives In l.an
Kftll vkllfiy, on routi to Hpokune,
WhIi., wlmri, Ihuy will Join Mr.
Tumor.
Mr. mill Mm. Harry Kraslor
worn dliinrr kuohii of Mr. and
Mm. Oru J oh ik. m on Thumduy
nvonliiK.
Aiiioh I'owfln wua an ovorulKlit
Kuom Tui'Hdny at th 1,. Jl. 1'cur
liorn ranch.
.Mm. Kit Joihk, Mn. Mary
Dearborn and Mm. !iia Loavlil
and daukhter wera lunrhoon
Kii,,aie ol-.Mra. Lharloa Hevill on
uniuy wllh Herb and Hoger
Joiiea.
.Mlaa Allen Ilumtnond apont
Thuraday with Mra. Albert lioar
boru and family.
Mra. Frank Pepple returned
homo from t.'hlco
Friday after
vlalilng hor alator
,MrB. Hadle Wllllama returned
t ,r homo al Orovlllo. Calif.,
,l(l(,r apnndliix a few weeka with
hor alator-ln-law Mra. Kfflo Ull-
man.
Jack MeFall had the mlafor
luno of breaking hla ankle re
cently. Thurmnn Make? and Cliff I'ep-
plo from Algonin, apont laat
weekend wllh relutivca.
! r,,, roWn vlalted
on
Thuraday with Mra. I,oa l.onvltl
Mlaa lleaalo Hammond la apend
Ing a few dnya with her alalcr
and family. Iho Hill Noblea.
Mr. and Mra. It. A. Dean wore
dinner gueata of Mra. Mary Dear
born and family on Thuraday
evening. The Deana returned on
Wodnoaday from aovoral weeka
In California and Mexico. Friday
they loft for Prlnevllle where
Mr. Dean la with Iho CCC camp
bear Crook.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Loavllt
and Mary Ann were dinner gueata
of Mr. and Mra. Ora Johnson on
Friday.
Tin, l.angell Valley Women's
club will meet on February 22
j el tlio Pariah
hall. Mrs. Harry
Frailer and Mra. Hog Thomas will
be liostoaaes for the affair.
Congratulations are extended to
Mr. and Mra. Leo Davla, who
were married recently at Reno.
Mrs. Davis waa Mlaa Klenore
Lilly boforo hor marriage.
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Johnson were
Sunday dinner gtioata of Mr. and
I .lira. AlOCri 1'eoruoril.
; woeki.
Mrs. Mattlo MeFall was a
luncheon guest on Thursday at
the homo of Mary and Grace
Dearborn.
IV.I- I -..... .. , r- n-na
dinner guest Saturday evening ,t
tho Los Leavltt home.
curloy itouerts ana ai near
horn spent Saturday at tho L. I!
Dearborn ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ham
mond returned Tuosdpy from sev
eral dnys visit with their daugh
ter. Lois Conley and family at
Contrnl Point.
SCOTTISH RITE
LODGE TO ELECT
Flection of officers of the An
cient and Accepted Scottish Rite.
Lodge of Perfection, will he held
Monday, Fobruary 19, In the Ma
sonic temple.
At this time the eloventh,
twelfth and thirteenth degrees will
be communicated to a large class
of candidates.
At the first meeting In March
scheduled for Monday the fourth,
the fourteenth degreo will be con
ferred. Dinner will be served at
6:30 o'clock It waa announced.
The affnlr Is slated for the Ma
sonic temple.
By JOHN KAUFMAN
Out of France comes an
Ironic note to the effect that
hunting is to be banned in
that country. This hunting
rule, nt course, applies only
to birds and animals. There Is
still no limit on human beluga,
and nobody needs any more
license for this kind of sport
than la needed to slap mos
quitoes. The British officers
are a bit perturbed because
they are not allowed to take
their hunting dogs across the
Channel. The pointers are Just
going to havo to stay home
and point at e a 0 h other
which may not be polite, but
it will be welcome news to
game birds and animals,
I see that the Florida cttrua
orop has been nipped by Frost
which manna California edi
tors have . headlines for aov
oral weeka to come.
I'm so enthusiastic about
the now Simmons Mattresses
that I wish everyone In Klam
ath Falla would Just let me
show thorn their advantages
over old style, uncomfortable
sloeplng pads. Their many new
features will make you a "con
vert." You can buy them on
our. liberal budget plan at
Kautmnn'a ."Furniture for
your Home," 48 Main 8t. -
KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
B League Teams
bign at Asniana
HOUTHKHN ORKIiON COI
I.KliK (jF KDUOATION, AHH
LA.ND, Feb. 13 (Hpeclal )"!)"
league high school loams from
('00a, Curry, Douglas, Deschutes,
Crook, Jackson, Lake, Klamath,
Jefferson, and Jonophlno coim
llea aro rcglalorlng for the 12th
annual basketball tournument
ached 11 led for Fobruary 23, 29,
and March 1 and 2 at the Kouth
orn Oregon College of Kducatlon.
Teams will enter ono of iho
two divisions of Ihe tournumont
-the chauiplonahlp flight, com
posed of the 18 strongest teams
In Iho district, or the "Presi
dent's cup" division, in which
iho remaining groups will com
pel o.
Trophies will bo awarded to
11 teams first, second, third,
fourth, and fifth place, and con
solation winners In Iho "Presi
dent's cup" division. The champ
ionship winners will be eligible
lo represent this district In the
state tournament at Kalom with
Iho goal of alate "B" league
championship or even state high
school winners.
The associated mon studonta
of the college will act as hosts
to about 35 teams composed of
approximately 350 visiting play
era. Hotels and bualneaa houses
are making special rates to ac
commodate the visitors.
POLICE JUDGE
SCRATCHING HEAD
OVER THIS ONE
A certain Well Known Busl
nessman approached Police Judge
Carl K. Cook with a traffic ticket
late Tuesday morning.
"I have a ticket here. Judge,
and I guess I'll have to pay a dol
lar." said the WKB.
After paying the fine he invited
tho Judgo to be hla guest at the
Lions luncheon which surprised
tho judgo no end.
18 TICKETS PAID
OFF BY DRIVERS
Kiphlen fat silver dollar? roll
ed into the city treoiur.v .Monday
as motorlM pr?fntol that many
trnrfU tirkptB at the desk aer
Konnt'a window.,
Desplt repeat warnings by
city officers the number of traffic
violators the business district
remains Juyt about the same, ob
served the city pollre judge.
nnve drunks and two men
cbarxed wllh vanrancy appeared
in city police court Tuesday.
-VITAL STATISTICS
BROWN Born at Klamath
Valley hospital. Klamath Falla."
Ore.. February 1 2. 1940. to Mr.
and Mrs. R. E. Brown, First ave
nue, Altamont. a girl. Weight: 6
Pounds 12 ounces.
Returns Home Mrs. R. E. Hit
son and infant daughter returned
to their home at Weyerhaeuser
Junction Monday from the Hill
side hospital. The boby has been
named Elsie Mae.
Junior 1cagiie. The Junior
League society of the First Cov
enant church will hold its month
ly socinl meeting Wednesday at
7 p. m. In the church with Or
ville Gerrue as host.
Improving C. U. Vochatzer.
who has been 111 At his home for
two weeks. Is Improving and ex
pects to be around In a few
days.
Whosoover-WIU The Whoso-cver-wlll
circle of the First Bap
tist church will meet Thursday
at 2 p. m.
Cream
OF KENTUCKY
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ullint tlraigtit Aaarsaa whhity
In Ikt M
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POTATOES
RAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 13 (AP
UHUA) Poiatoea: 1 California, 4
Oregon arrived; 4 unbroken, 12
broken on track; dull, Klamath
lluaactl No. 1, $1,16-4 5.
I.OH ANOKLKB, Feb. 13 (AP
1,'HIJAI Potatoes: 11 California,
9 Idaho, 3 Oregon arrived; (1
unbroken, 34 broken on track; by
truck 3 Idaho, 1 Nevada, Utah
arrived; market showing weaker
tendency, Klamath Kussnls No. 1
small dark color, 1 car $1.30.
SNOW COVERS AREA;
LEAVES STREETS
SLUSHY IN CITY
(Continued From Page One)
making a total of 24 Inches at
Ihe Junction of both the north
and south Hantlam. Twelve Inches
of new snow waa reported on the
North fiantlam highway, with a
total of 60 Inches on Hogg pass.
The' roads were reported to be in
good condition for motorists, bow
ever. Two Inches of snow fell at
Bond. Over In the Medford dis
trict Rogue River valley Irriga
tion users were delighted to see
now falling Monday night as
the southern Oregon hill country
saw the most severe storm of
winter to date. Fish lake, main
source of water aupply for the
Medford irrigation district, saw
eight Inches of new anow descend.
Chains were advised on most of
southern Oregon's highways al
though there waa no danger that
cara "couldn't get through."
NUMEROUS 'VOLTS'
STOLEN, REPORT
Someone Is running around the
county with a pocketful of volts!
W. D. Miller told city police
thieves stole the following prop
erty from his rock crusher near
Pelican City this past weekend
Three 200 ampere, 250 volt
fuses.
Three 200 ampere. 600 roll
fuses.
Three or more 16-pound rock
hammers.
Two wheelbarrows with rubber
tires.
Sewing Circle The Sewing
circle of the First Covenant
church will meet Thuraday at
1:30 p. m. in the church. Mrs.
G. J. Anderson will be hostess
and all interested women are in
vited to attend.
TOO LATE
TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE '29 Studebaker In
good condition. Cheap. Empire
Hotel. Mr. Lewis. 2-13
WANTED : Housework and care
of children. References. Phone
2147-J. 2-14
WE WILL NOT be responsible
for any bills contracted by any
one other than ourselves after
February 13. A. Kerkboft, Mrs.
A. Kerkhoff. 2-15
Tire Department
CLEARANCE SAIL1K.
33 OFF ON
Firestone IMPERIAL Tires
The Rayon Cord Aristocrat ot Passenger Tires
Greatest
Mileage
Tires
Built
s
!
Sire Price Sale Price You Save Size Price Sale Price You 8ave
6.00-16 $25.95 $17.30 $ 8.65 7.50-16 $54.10 $36.07 $18.03
6.50-16 31.60 21.07 10.53 7.50-17 63.60 42.04 21.20
7.00-15 34.76 23.17 11.58 8.25-16 66.70 44.47 22.23
7.00-16 35.85 23.00 11. 95 -
Black Sldewalls Only Subject to Stock Available
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POLITICAL BATTLES
(Continued From Page One)
fllct. Labor and capital are In
conflict; and labor is in con
flict with Itself. Collectivism
has been pitted agnlnst individ
ualism; centralization of power
against local self-government;
defeatism against courage . , .
these divisions . . . have result
ed In wasted opportunities fu
tile blckerlngf. loss of energy
and human sufferings."
News and Herald Want-Ada get
reanlta.
Valentine
Specially Baited and
Valentine
Sweetheart Cake
69c
This New Delicious, Tasty Cake Will Be
Featured All This Week
Other Drastic Reductions
25 Off on STANDARD Passenger Tires
20 Off on Other Passenger Tires
Sale Ends February 29, 1940
Prices Include Old Tires
Budget Terms to Responsible Buyers
Merrill Fire Department's
33D ANNUAL DANCE
February 24, 1 940 -Merrill Community Hall
Music By Baldy Evans
Farm Equipment
Bo, Sixth Bu
Klamath Falls,
PAGE SEVEN
DRUNKEN DRIVING.
CHARGE PRESENTEP
Jamea fltarharn Ness, Klamath
Falls, was arrested on South
Sixth street Monday night by
state police and lpdged In .the
county Jail on a drunk driving
charge. He wna to appear later
before Justice Joe Muhoney.
Charged with violation of the
basic rule, state police arrested
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