August 1. 1040
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THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. ORE.
Midland Zntftite AemA
TULELAKE TO
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WATER SYSTEM
TULELAKE The third week
in October has been definitely
et as the date for letting of final
bids on the water and sewage
systems which the city will in
stall after selling bonds to fi
nance the dual installation pro
ject. Decision on the date was
reached at this week's council
session attended by City Attor
ney Charles Lederer, Alturas,
who conferred recently with At
torney Postlethwaite, and Ed
ward K. Hussey, San Francisco,
city engineer. Lederer advised
the council to accept the plans
and specifications for the water
system and plans for the sewer
system are expected momen
tarily.
Mrs. G. A. Krause, Klamath
I Falls, was the guest speaker at
the last meeting of the Malin
j garden club held at the home of
j Mrs. Anton Petrasek. She spoke
ion the culture and care of iris.
Members present were Mrs.
The council adopted a formal Everett Jones, Mrs. Lillie Mey-
procedure leading up to letting I ers, Mrs. Nannie Van Meter,
bids on construction and resolu- j Mrs. Perry Haley. Mrs. Joe Hal-
Mrs. Tracy Devore of Portland,
also spent several days with her
daughter and son-in-law.
Among other guests of the
Merediths arc Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Sprawkins and two children, Pa
tricia and Phylis of Portland,
Mr. and Mrs. Hale Dctrick of
Chico, Calif., and Mr. and Mrs.
Curtis Sommer and daughter of
Portland.
Meredith is electrician for the
Southern Pacific company at the
tunnel project here and they
spend their summers here each
year. They entertain extensive
ly while here. They occupy the
Roy Temple cottage on the west
end of Lake Odell.
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Stein have
opened up their summer home
here.
Mali
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TULELAKE While Siskiyou
Union high school teachers' con
tracts call for the opening of the
fall term of school on Monday,
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PLACES FIRST
FOR MERRILL
MERRILL The Merrill lodge
ritualistic team, Loyal Order of
Moose, placed first over the en
tire northwest in the ritualistic
August 26. it is possible that the i contest at the annual convention
opening date may be delayed ! of northwestern states held in
until after the teachers' tnstl-1 Eugene last weekend, according
tute to be held in Yreka, Au-, to delegates from Merrill and
gust 29-31. inclusive. Malin who were in attendance.
The Tulclake high school will The team was accompanied
greet wen new instructors this 1 by a number of Women of the
year of a teaching staff of nine, Moose. Merrill chapter No. 18.
including a new athletic coach, 'In addition to presentation of
It has been announced. Don cup, In recognition of their
Smith, who for the past two I work, to be held for the coming
years has guided bovs' athletic W 'he team had the attending
activities has accepted a position i i.iuuiiiiii . ...
in Dunsmuir.
His successor has as yet to be
decided upon.
C. W. Elmore, Santa Rosa, will
teach music and science; Miss
Marie Chiarucci, McCloud, will
tion of a class of SI candidates
at the convention ceremonies
before an audience of 700 mem
bers of the Loyal Order ofj
Moose. I
The same group will also in-:
instruct in languages; Miss Doris ; " J, " .u VZ
tions necessary to the actual sale
of bonds and letting of bids will
be read and adopted at each
meeting until the project is un
der way. Weather permitting,
construction will continue dur
ing the winter, it is announced.
Members of the council will
meet August 6 with the Siskiyou
county board of supervisors to
wind up the last details relative
to the city $ official map,
Councilman J. W. Carlisle was i flowers.
ousek, Mrs. Charles Johnson,
Mrs. Donald Dod, Mrs. Ben Pick
ett, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Liggett,
Mrs. Mervyne Wilde, Mrs. A. E.
Street and Mrs. Baker. Mrs.
Teresea McComb was co-hostess.
At the next meeting to be held
in the basement of the Presby
terian church, Mrs. E. D. Lamb,
Klamath Falls, will show a series
of colored pictures of gardens of
the Klamath basin, ar.d summer
Benson of Hollywood, in com
mercial subjects; Earl Gillespie,
Marysville, English, and Richard)
in July, 1941. at Astoria.
J. W. Reeder of the Merrill
lodge received the honorary
Nott.e. San Jose, will teach shop
,, ' . ... ... conference and John Williams,
Holdover members of the fac-;Merrln w lnducted ,nto thc
ulty are George Reiben pr.nc - L iQn of
pa , and Clarence Hoist, agri- Rw, rltu,stic ehalr.
cultural instructor. : m, won ,cclaim wUh cleverlv
The elementary school open- designed caps worn b thc
ing date coincides with the high ;team carr).ng out tne of
school but grade school officials , the order red ,nd purple ,nd
are holding decision until the bearing the ,mblem ot the or.
date is definitely established by , ganlzation and on the opposite
side, a golden Netted Gem po
tato. The Merrill organization
her daughters, Opal Palmer and
Dora Boye.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodson are
away on a week's vacation. They
are visiting In Ashland and vi
cinity. Mr. and Mrs. Dice Crane of
Klamath Falls visited in Benlly
on Monday,
Mr. and Mrs. Garner Lundy
of Langell valley visited at the
Frank Schmiti home on Sunday.
House guests at the John Sim
mons home over the weekend
were Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wick
ham, Mrs. Charles Wickham and
Harold lngerhorn, all of Los An
geles, Calif. They, together with
Mrs. Grace Berry and Percy
Petz, made up a party that vis
ited Crater lake on Sunday.
Vard McNitir ran Into a cow
owned by Towey Brown on Sat
urday morning, badly damaging
McNair's automobile.
Flgg and lYarmon. carpenters,
have nearly completed a new
home for Mrs. Sarah Foster,
across the river. A home for
Mr. and Mrs. George Curtis, be
ing built by R. V. Gardner, is
also neariug completion.
Mrs. Jack Harrison and Mrs.
Lea Stone took their children
to Shady Rest on Monday after
noon for a swimming party.
Mrs. B. V. Bradshaw attended
the Bly Ladies Aid which met
with Mrs. Ruth Obenchain on
Wednesday of last week.
Funeral services for the late
baby Maryle Crain were held
from the Beatty Methodist
church on Wednesday. Inter
ment was in thc Piute cemetery.
Stopping
Over
A column of chat about
Klamath vliltort.
Hager
the high schools of the county.
A first day enrollment of 175
is anticipated which will be!
authorized to make a request
lor the purchase of more water
for city irrigation from the recla
mation bureau, the first $100 ap
portionment having been exhausted.
Cascade
Mr. and Mrs. James T. Deery
of Portland are spending their
honeymtfrn at Summit lodge at
Lake Odell. They were married
July 20 in the library of the St
Mary's Cathedral In Portland.
Mrs. Deery was Lucile Adams
before her marriage. Deery is
with the Safeway stores in Port
land. ;
Mr: and Mrs. Leslie Meredith
have had as their guests Mr. and
Mrs. Bailey Fields of Chico,
Calif. Mrs. Fields is Meredith's
mother. Mrs. Meredith's mother, i
Mayor and Mrs. A. Kalina, en
route to Portland to buy Christ
mas goods, were present Tuesday
for the opening of the new Wil
lamette highway. Invitations
were extended by Governor
Charles A. Spraguc to Everett
Jones, president of the Malin
chamber of commerce and to
Irving Capek, secretary of the
chamber.
D. W.
! was the onlv lodffe rnr.ntri
sjignuy aoove mi ir uohj ; wmcn advertised a product rep
attendance average of 165. I resenting a home community.
Painting and minor repair j The Idea was enthusiastlcallv
worx on uie Duiidmgs is under , applauded.
way.
SACRAMENTO MEN
BUY BIEBER HOTEL
BIEBER Mr. and Mrs. Rus
sell W. Boston, formerly of Sac-
Through this medium the Mer
rill team congratulates Klamath
Falls on the signal honor of
bestowal of the state confer
ence presidency on Clyde
Thompson, who will fill that
office In 1941.
Members of the Merrill rltu-
fl1ltil ta.n. T TJ C.U.I
Morrison is the new i ramento, have bought from Mrs. ; .,,. T w i ',, .! '
manager of the Junction Service ; Carrie E. Kramer of Bieber the I aoverBor: ri.,,'j. i-rn,i,
station operated by Irving 26-room Riverside hotel here. 1 5'', ''ude McC ormlck.
Capek. built ten years ago. Boston said f orator; M, Grant. orelate:
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kalina the purchase price for tnclRay Aubrey, sergeant at arms
returned this week from a visit ' ground and building was $20,-1 Ray Van Meter musician
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Mr. Boston and his father, I Rates to the convention were
Silas Boston, came to Bieber a Mr,. L. b. Schrlenctv Mrs. Ray
month ago and took over the ! Aubrey, Mrs. Ray Van Meter.
Riverside business from C. A. ; Mr. and Mrs. John Stolt, Mr.
Kaiser and Jean Boulade of Al- and Mrs. Ivan Icenhlee Mm'
ing left in the sky to aid the nazi ! turas. former owners and opera- J. W. Reeder. Mrs. J. A. Sevev
cause except Goering's air force. ; tors of the hotel. John Williams, Roy Van Meter
and Paul Lewis.
to San Francisco and Treasure
Island.
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As the stars have It, Hitler
has had his last lucky day for
some time. Thus there is noth
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Pinehurst
Patsy Wangerln has returned
home from her visit with rela
tives In Klamath, Calif.
Mary LoU Oliver arrived at
Pinehurst after a two week visit
with her parents In Klamath
raus,
Mrs. V. V. Beler was In Ash
land Wednesday having some
dental work done.
Lloyd Miller of Chehalis.
Wash., is visiting his parents at
Pinehurst Inn.
Mrs. Leora Summers and son
and Mrs. Goldle Abbott of Tal
ent visited with Mrs. Ella Ab
bott of Pinehurst Friday.
Mrs. Grace Ferguson is visit
ing the Ottis Cogswells at Pine
hurst. Imogene Willis of Chiloquin
visited David Thornes over the
weekend.
Duron Thorne visited his broth
er, David, at Pinehurst Sunday.
Mrs. Bertha Mrlflnnu i t i.
coin was a caller at Pinehurst
weonesaay morning. j
Mrs. C. W. Decadow and Ella 1
Hunter called at Jessie Millers
In Ashland Saturday.
David Thorne is ill at the Hill-'
side hospital. He is mnrh im
proved at this time. j
The Pinehurst PTA will hold 1
their next meeting? FrlHov
nlng, August 2, at 7:30 at the
Pinehurst school. Cake and cof- i
fee Will be ervpH a full
of fun following the business
meeting oeing promised.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Erbes and
two sons from San Bruno. Calif.,
visited a few days with Louis'
mother and sister and family,
Mrs. T. Erbes and Mrs. Dale
Stebbins last week at Pine Grove.
The hay chopping crew at the
L. Miller and son ranch finished
the first cutting of hay Satur
day. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hayes and
Pete Hayes of St. Francis park in
Klamath Falls visited at the Bur
ton ranch in Poc valley Sunday
and had a very enjoyable time
seeing the buffalos.
The service station here has a
new manager, Mr. Hayes from
Pomona, Calif. Mr. and Mrs.
Hayes have rented the Lola Beck
residence and moved in Mpnday.
Miss Edith Reagan was home
again Sunday.
Laura Crumrlne is carrying
her arm in a sling now, having
sprained it.
Laura Crumrlne Is entertain
ing Miss Hazel Johnson, who is
visiting here for a few days.
Alice Crumrine spent Friday
with her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Roger.
By BOB LKONAHD
Commander Scott, who each
Sunday morning by the grace of
Slgnor Marconi, the Mutual
Broadcasting system and tho
Greyhound bin company tells
you talcs of "This Amazing
America." Is proud and we soy
Justifiably so of never losing a
bet.
You'll agree to his pardonable
pride nftcr reading .if this, his
closest escape from thc eight ball
of wagcniiim.
Scott hud been In Chandler,
N. M., many times und hod al
ways stopped at the Chandler
hotel, tho finest hotel In tho
town. One day. years after his
last stay there and on his way
i back, lie got Into an argument
with a bus driver as to what was
the finest hotel in Chtndlcr.
The driver, making the run
every day. knew another Inn had
been built, known as (he Chand
ler Heights, and so backed his
stand with a fistful of the long
green. The Issue was to be de
cided by the first policeman they
saw in Chandler.
Scott was worried by the ap
parent unconcern of the stone
pilot and the pilot was figuring
what to do with the cash when
they rolled into town. Hailing
a gendarme on a corner, Scott
asked him what was the best
hostel In Chandler.
The bobby replied the Chand
ler hotel was the best hostel in
Chandler.
"Yeah," said the traffic gener
al, "tho Chandler Heights -was
up until last night. It burned
down."
The commander Is very proud
of never losing a bet
Scott was a commander In the
British navy, and both in the
service and out, has traveled
'round the globe seven times. He
has friends in Singapore, Java,
Odessa. Hong Kong, and Omaha
and his greatest kick comes
when one of them has heard
his broadcast and writes from
some out-of-the-way spot to tell
him.
His mind, llko many travel
ers', picks up and stores away a
full catalogue of information on
many different things, none of
them apparently related to the
Job he's doing, but which furnish
the highlights mid sidelights that
mako the Interesting Com
mander Scott the Interesting
Commentator Scott.
MERRILL COUPLE
ANNOUNCE BIRTH .
MERRILL Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Bcasley, Morrill, announce tho
birth of a nine pound, ten ounce
son at the Merrill huspltul on
July 30. The llttlti boy, who has
been named Hoy Thomas, Is the
first son and third child in tho
family. Ho is also the first great
grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Stukel, pioneer residents of Mer
rill. Grandparents of the new
boy are Mr. and Mrs Jess KUl
well and Mr. iinil Mrs. it. K.
lleasley, all of Merrill.
Tho sheer vulnerability of
great cities muy fnrct us as n
matter of public policy to decen
tralize. Tracy B. Augur, TVA
planning staff.
The doves are worn out. I
care more for their health than
my own. Roslta Hoyce, "dove
dancer" at the N. Y. World's fair,
in refusing to give an extra performance.
Tulelalce
John lloss, district manager of
tho stuto employment service,
wua hero Tuesday In the Intcront
of opening of the Tuleluko
Inniieh of the state service which
for tho past two yeais has reg
istered hundreds of transient
harvest hands during the hay
und grain harvests. No drflnlto
date for the opening has been
set.
Rev. and Mrs. Morle Rumago
und children are vacationing tills
weak at Medicine lake.
Mis. Almo Newton, accom
panied by Mrs. John .Siglenthul
er and Mrs. Lucy McKuy, both
of Los Angeles, made u trip last
week to Portland where Mis.
Ncwtun visited her daughter.
Miss Ituth Newton. Hrr fellow
travelers, who havo been guests
lit the homo of Mrs. Tom New
ton, also visited relatives. Mrs.
Slglenthaler is Mrs. Tom New
ton's mother. The parly went
north via the new Willamette
highway and commented upon
returning of the magnificence of
the country traversed by the
new road and of the excellence
of the highway.
It has been well said that a
selfish and greedy people cannot
be free. President Roosevelt.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ben Pool spent
the weekend in Klamath Falls.
Mrs. Lea Stone and daughters,
Jo Ann and Janet of Pullman,
Wash., have been house guests
of Mrs. Jack Harrison for the
past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Miller of
Klamath Falls visited Mrs. Mil
ler's mother, Mrs. Edith Rlsley,
on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Gardner
and daughter Joanne spent the
weekend in Klamath Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Helden
reich and daughter Shirley Lee
shopped in Klamath Falls on
Monday.
June Harrison, who has been
attending the Camp Fire Girls
camp at Lake o' the Woods the
past two weeks, returned to her
home Sunday evening.
Haying operations are In full
swing In Beatty and vicinity.
Mrs. Pearl Boye, who has been
visiting at the Beatty store, re
turned to Klamath Fells on Fri
day. She was accompanied by
STARTING FRIDAY, 9 A.M.
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