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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 6, 1940)
June 6, 1940 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OKE. fAUti NINH , CANOES. YACHTS LONDON, June W In eldtnU of the fleet of yachts, tufa, river b a r g r s, motor launches and even two canots that waa hurriedly manned by volunteer! to aid In the with drawal of allied tronpe from Dunkerque were related Wed nesday by the admiralty officer who organlied the "armada." He a a I d the voluntoora In cluded alx girl mombera of a yacht club, one of whom aaaumed a bruin.ua moiicullne voice on the telephone and became aniiry when her vocal dingtilso wi penetrated. The aame girl telnphoncd later when tho officer waa out and told hla aaalatant all arranga- menla had been murio for hnr 'to gi. The officer mid hu bo llitvea ahe "probably sneaked through" to the French coaat. Anything Croaaed "Anything that could propel Itself or be towed" waa allowed to croaa the channel, the officer auld, and two csnoclMa with out board motora Initiated they at leaat might be able to bring off a man each. The volunteer crews Included active and retired naval officers, army offlccra on alck leave and merchant aeamen who allpped away from their ahipa to muko the trip. There were voliintoera with navigational or engineer ing knowledge, and loroo with neither kind. Volunteer aklppera of many craft reached Dunker que by u a 1 n g the follow-the-leader ayalein. The officer aald that present ly there waa no way of knowing V the extent of the ctiuultici to the boats and their crewa. Loaaea will be aacertalned only when the boats ahull have been re assembled and the list of vol unteers checked. Illtf IlXnlnur PORTLAND. J u n t 0 (IP) Nrtlle Drown not only loat her i4B0-pvr-month "spiritual" pro who but has now bumped Into a 21.430 circuit court suit aa well. Circuit Judge Robert Tucker appointed Lamar Tooze to watch over the person and estate of Maude Cooper Meany, Portland oil land heiress, who said she paid Miss Brown to 'lead her spiritually" and protect her "from bombardment." J. M. Meany asked a guar dian for his wife whose bill for Mils Brown'a "aplrltuul guidance" came Tooie sold to $21.4:10 In four years. Upon his appointment Tonze, a Port land uttorney, Immediately filed suit in circuit court to recover the money. FIRST CITY IN WASHINGTON GROWING AGAIN STEILACOOM, June 8 W Stellacoom, Washington's flrat Incorporated city and Ita first port la growing again grow ing so much that It hns now passed the population mark It set In 1888. Census figures released Wed nesday ahow Stellacoom haa a 1B40 population of B2(l. a gain of 109 persons since 1030, Mayor W. E. Morris revealed the new figure "surpasses by . about 29 persona'.' tho number of people living at Stellacoom when It was Incorporated In 1858. KLAMATH REALTOR PASSES EXAM SALEM, June 8 UP, Nine teen real estate brokers and salesmen passed examinations In the past few days in Salem nd Medford, tha atate real es tate department said today. They are: Brokors William A. Bogord of Roseburg, Dosmond Pulp and Frank Atwood of Waldport, B. T. Updike of Toledo, and Eunice V. Parker of Tolodo. Salesmen Peggy B. Staples, Boy I. Hood ond Harry Hadden, all of Gronts Pons; Howard M. Bailey of Rosoburg, Albert V. McVey of Klamath Foils, I. E. ' Schuler of Medford; Leon H. ' Fish Jr., Stuart E Reichcrl ond Newman Cherry, all of Hubbord; Martin T. Dlmmlck of McMlnn- ville, Alfred S. Drogor and P. E. Kleinman of Salem, Cecil E. Hale of Eugene, and Ethel M. Walker of Newport. A red blood corpuscle haa an average life of 30 to 70 daya. MEETJPJG SLATED On Monday, June 17, a Joint meeting of the Klumath and Lake county and Alturaa cham bers of commerce will be held at Alturaa. Tho Invitation for the Joint meeting has been Issued by the Alturaa chamber and haa been accepted by the Klamath and Lako bodies. The meeting will be open to all members of tho three chambers, and mem bers of the Klamath organiza tion who are planning to attend aro urged to list their names with Eorl C. Reynolds, secre tary, so that reservations may be mnde. The meeting will be held in the evening. A brief urging wider develop ment of air transportation facili ties In Oregon, by feeder lines and otherwise, and setting forth opportunities for passenger, ex press and mall business In the Klamath country If added ser vice is provided will bo prepared by the chamber and filed by mall at a special hearing to be held June 10 In Washington, D. C. A request by the Murshflcld chamber of commerce for as alstance In securing aurveya 'In tended to locate valuable min erals In Southwest Oregon ond elsewhere In the state was ap proved by the directors of the Klamath county chamber at their weekly meeting on Wednesday and such assistance as la pos sible will be given. telephone calls off from peak of Weekend Telephone users have slacked off In their use of the new dial system during the post two daya, according to C. E. Seavey, man oger of the local telephone of fices, but the volume of colls Is still above normal, On Sunday, the day after In stallation of tho new system, the volume of calls was about three times normal. Through Monday the calls continued about twice tho normal volume and have shown a gradual decline during the week. FOR BRIDGE PLAYERS Contract bridge did not bc como popular In the United States until 1026, but Europeans had played a form of tho game for years. The New York Whist club, as early as 1015. considered codifying the game, but decided the time wos not ripe. We bolicvo in contributing to tho economic health of the whole world Insofar as it lies within our power, provided only that our safely is not thereby Im periled. Agriculture Secrotary Wallace to the American Scien tific congress. 1 fAMAZING MILDNESS SELLS 43 MILLION , botffel of finer-flavored Cobbs Creek Thr Hi raaiona tell why you'll like Cosm Cairxl , Coass Cut, it miM yel full ttvnTtilight hotiird yet ( hfying s magnificent vtiutl 4),1 18.200 soldi 80 ,,55 Full Mat Ml Oho 7) gnln ntuittl sfiititi , Slended-tain, BfiGEE Hnmyi inexpensive. rw mi Goedouisl bMillot W. PhlU.. Ik. IHIAMEOTM) SALE A DARING AND SENSATIONAL PRICE CUTTING EVENT! Our eyes were bigger than our stomach We bit off more than we could chew! A tremendous increase In sales this early spring prompted us to place huge orders for merchandise for at once delivery. Folks, we were over optimistic. Our enthusiasm put us in a hole. We're loaded to the roof with a high grade stock of men's wearFar more than we can sell in the usual retail methods. We had to do something radical! Even though it Is painful we're going to turn this surplus stock into cash and we have made DRASTIC PRICE REDUCTIONS to remove all sales resistances. You're going to be able to buy Q UALITY men's wear for less than you usually pay for "specially manufactured sales goods." BE THRIFTY-SHOP HARDENBROOKS--AND SAVE! SALE ST AETFS H Ac Mo All Straw Hats Reduced Dozens of atylea to aelect from in many colors. Reg. $1.50 Sale Price . Reg. $1.93 Sale Price .. 98' 139 All better atrawa in cluded in the aale. Special Group Felt Hats Valuea to $3.00 $TT 95 Broken Iota taken from regular atock. AH sizes) many atylea t light and - dark colora. Felt Hats Reg. 2.95 $T49 Famous Brewster quality, New summer atylea in the popular colora, Regular 3.95 Hata for Rodeo Hats Values to 2.50 149 Rodeo Shirts Reg. 1.50 98c Other Rodeo Shirta, vals. to up to $5.00. ALL REDUCED Rodeo Hdkis Values to 65c 39c Wilaon Bros. Shirts and Shorts Reg. 50c 39c Rayon shirta and broad cloth ahorta with anapa. Special Lot All Wool Slax Values to $5.95 Broken lines of smart dress Slax in a good selec tion of patterns. All Wool Zipper Jackets Reg. $5.95 8 Plaid checks and plain colors. Sizes 36 to 46. All other jackets and mackinaws at 33 1-3 off reg. price. White Handki. Soft Cotton Sport Shirts Values to $1.65 v Broken Unea in many atylea and colors. Small Medium Large Cool Slack SUITS 1 Reg. $5.95 8 You'll n"i several of these smart tailored slax suits if you expect to en joy a cool comfortable summer. Don't pass up this great value. All other auita at aale prices. Regular 24.50 to $29.50 Fine All Wool Men's Suits s2so About 40 suits one of a kind taken from our regu lar atock. Single and double breaated models! aizea 35 to 42. MenI This ia an unuaual bar gain. Don't miss itl $5.95 Arrow Slax Sizes range from 28 to 36 in aummer colors that are i. .. u i ... 4: tem- cat saving uu uauuuauj Known quality mercnan- -disel 300 Men's Quality Suits At Stock Reduction Sale Prices Styles for year-around wear; fabric that stand plenty of hard wear . . . outstanding in every detail. Smart mixtures -and stripes that look good summer or win ter. Browns - blues - greens - grays. SINGLE BREASTED DOUBLE BREASTED 3-BUTTON MODELS DRAPE STYLES CONSERVATIVES REGULAR PRICE POPULAR WORSTEDS TOUGH TWEEDS TWISTS CHEVIOTS Unfinished WORSTEDS SALE PRICE $24.50 $195 29.50 2365 35.00 2795 Botany and Tropical Worsteds SUMMER SUITS Single and Double Breasted Models Regular $22.50 Regular $11.50 to $14.50 Men's SPORT COATS 85 Our entire stock of men's sport coats at one low price! Greens - Tans Browns and blues. 3-button front, patch pockets. In size 35 to 42. Elder Shirts Reg. $1.65 98c Choice patterns in the popular colors, including white. 14 to 16'a. Arrow Shirts Reg. $2.00 to $2.50 149 Broken lots in sizes 14 to 17. Desirable patterns. Mark Twain Shirts Reg. $1.65 1" Mostly all new patterns. Regular and Kent collars) white included. Gabardine Shirts Reg. $2.95 J49 Very . attractive neatly tailored 3-button cuff. Colors, Navy Maroon Grav and Green. Sizes 14Vi tp 16V. Swim Trunks Regular $1.45 . 98' Made of heavy rayon la tex in colors green and maroon Reg. $i.9s cq wool lastex. All Wool Sweaters Values to $4.95 298 Button and zipper style. A good selection of color. Shirts and Shorts Reg. 25c-35o 19 Stock up for summer now! Lee Bib Overalls 139 Blue denim and trainmen stripes. ALL MEN'S OVERCOATS 2 Price Single and double breasted model in fleece mix ture tweeds. Regular $22.50 to $39.50. JUST ONE HALF PRICE1 MBaHsMHHMsHM Men's White Oxfords Values to $4.50 Shu - Buck and Kid leath- . ers. Several styles. Just tha ft time of the year to buy - 'and at a biff saving 1 All Men's Dress Shoe and Oxfords at Sale Price FORESTER LOGGERS French kip tock. Hand lasted. Wood pegged ole. Double vamp. The best logger money can fcuyl Work Shoes and Oxfords Regular $3.45 Goodyear welt. Elk upper. Triple stitched through out with raw cord sole and heeL This shoe is a bear for wear. Quality Men's Wear 820 Main St.
