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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1940)
Auffiwt 13, 1940 THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. PAGE FTVB V Return Four Klamath girls relumed home Sunday of thin pint week followlnn in Intor ruling thrre mill one hulf works (our of the middle wed nnd rant coast. In tlx group were Marie and Curolyn C'olllor, daughtflr. of Mr. and Mm. An drew Collier, Barbara Johnson, daughter of Dr. and Mm. K. V. Johnaon. and Ora Lvn Vaiinlrc, daughter of Mr. and Mm. Ed Vannlce, formerly of thla city and now living In Mt. Vernon, Waah. The glrla made the trip by train. Recant Vlillor Among tha recent out-of-town vlaltors In Klamath Fulls wa Tom Dixon, former resident of thla city who now makes hi home In Great J Falls, Mont., where ha la an of flclal of the Great Northern railway. Dixon vlalted at the ft. R. Macartney. George H. Merryman and W. E. Lamm homea during hla atay and alao apent a ahort time at the Merry man aummer horn at Lake o' the Wooda. Summer Picnic Mora than 300 peraona attended the 20th annual aummer picnic sponsor d by St. Mary'a Altar aocloty of tha Sacred Heart pariah at tha Martin Green ranch In the Henley dlatrlct all day Sunday. Mfiaa waa snlpmnlrcd by Rev. Father Timothy Ciury at 10:30 a. m. Picnic lunch waa served at noon. Softball, horarahoea and other gamea were played during the afternoon. To H.rmlston - B. E. Hay-, den. US bureau of reclamation - superintendent, left Sunday night oy car for Hermlston, Ore., where he will attend hear- lugs on the economics Invest!- gallon for relief of various rrc- j lamation projects. Ilayduii re- j eently returned from a visit in i id,, iriunicu in. in vmi in San Francisco. H. is expected to be gone until Uie middle of the week At Lake Odell Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crawford, (Ruth Mary Bathlany), are spending their nonrymoon .i unei, inx. m me ; , Ashland-Mrs. K. J. Mad F. R. Old. summer home. Their dpn ,nd 50r)i Bobbv ,rB ,s marrlago was an event of 1 hrim. , Mr ,,.rfH.'. o'clock Monday afternoon in St. " -i.uh muim. "o:anrt. Mrs. Mndden Is remain-1 u.n.o i. in ikukiiici hi mip. Ruth Olds Ruthlany, and Craw- ford is tha son of Mr. and Mrs., A. L. Crnwford, all of this city Visitor. - Recent n.t. .1 ... J!? V. , Re"nt llr,u V the Elk hotel this pt week Incliided Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Slario of Los Angeles. Slad. Is former baseball player, who was a member of the Brooklyn Dodgers for several seasons. He la nla M'l I Irnu-n t coast fans and Is a former Fronklln high school athlete, where they were guests of Portland. He visited a number Ethctmao Thompson. Mrs. Brit of old friends ln this city. j 'on Is a former Ashland girl. On Vacation Mr. and Mrs. John Shoemaker and .on. Jack, arc enjoying a vacation, a part of which will be spent visiting the Guidon Gate fair ln San Francisco. They also plan to visit relatives in Los Angeles Shoemaker la with the Lorenz company and Mrs. Shoemaker is in the offices of the T. B Walters company. BPW Picnic The Grants Pass and Medford club, will be guests of the Klamath Falls Business and Professional Wo men's club Sunday, August 18, at the local group's annual pic nic to be held at the White Pine ramp ground at Loko o' tho Woods. Accapts Position Tom Wal ter. Jr., who waa recently grad uated from the University of Oregon, ho. accepted a posi tion with his father In the T. B. Walter, company. Plan Trip Clco Champagne and Bornice Heidemann plan to leova by motor for Lake Tahoe, where they will spend their va cations. Interior and Extarlor Decorating PAINTINO and PAPER HANGING H. E. "Woody" Wood CONTRACTOR Call 83S8 . 327 Lincoln I CHINESE HERB TEA Y St LEE 415 So. 9th St Klamath Falls Open 9 A. M. to 6 P. M. Sundays 9 A. M. to 1 P. M. To Loa Angel. Vance Vau pel, mniuiger of Currln'a for Drugs, with Mm. Vmipel and children Venice mid Vance Jr., left thla morning for u two work's nuto trip to Loa Angolna. They will visit with relatlvea In Loa Angolna and spend some time at the fair on the return trip. Kittle Affleck la In churgii of Currln'a during Vaupel's absence. Aeeapta Postilon Roaemarle Srhoenl, for aeveral yeara lab oratory technician at tha Klam ath county health unit, haa re signed her position here and accepted a similar one In the offices of a physician in Mos cow, Ida. Miss Schoenl left the early part of tha month for Idaho, From Redding Bob Bath Inny returned Tuesday to Red ding where ha la employed on one of the major construction Jobs there He motored north for the wedding of hla alster, Ruth Mary Bathlany to Jack Crawford on Monday. Bob gave the bride away. On Vacation Mr. and Mrs. Sam I. Rltchey left tha for part of tha week for a leisurely trip along the Oregon coaal, enjoying a fortnight's vacation. They vlalted the Oregon cavts Sunday en route to Crescent City and planned to visit numerous other 1 scenic spots. To Madford Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Delrell Jr.. of this city .pent Sunday In Medford as the guests of DcUell'a sister. Mrs. Don R. Newbury. W. A. Del-1 rell Sr., of Portland, former , resident here, waa also a guest at the Newbury home. Shasta Vliw Club Shasta View Home Economic club will view noma tCOnomiC CIUO W meet with Mrs. Cliff Jenkins at St Francis park Wednesday" .i 2 p. m. Mrs. A. H. Newton of Wlnema Gardens. Tulelake. will talk on the preparation of fall flower gardens. fnthor. M. M. Brower of .ing in the vallev (or a brief in,e (or her health 1 yj r ,. Move From Malln Mr. and 'X ri, . I I Elizabeth, who have made their home near Malln have ' moved to Ashland where they purchased the Winner Polcy ' property Visit Friends Mr. and Mrs Miirmv rtrittnn nnA -.1 11. 1 . city spent Sunday In Ashland i Holiday Annls Struthers. public health nurse with the local health unit, Is spending two weeks vacation in San Francisco where she is visiting the fair. From TVinamiiiV Mrs. Tlmothv M u r r, h .r. ! spending several days in Klam ath Falls from their home in Dunsmuir. Out-of-Town Among those from out-of-town were Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stewart of the Lor ello district, shoppers here Sat urday. Reports Theft Don Redfleld reported to city police the theft of his Hawthorne bicycle from Soulh Eighth street Monday. In Bend Mrs. Blanche O'Mal ley, office secretary at the Klnmnth county health unit. Is spending a week in Bend visit ing friends. Rancher H.re James Watts. well known livestock operator of the lily district, was a business visitor Saturday, From Lakavlew Frank Jas ka, Lakeview dairyman, was a business visitor in this city Sun day. ON OUR STAGE! Howard's Daffy Auction IT'S NIWI IT'S OirriRtNTI IT'S rUNNVI PELICAN THEATRT Herbalist Wadding Told Announce ments have been received her from Mr. and Mrs. M W. Lund gren of Prlnevllle telling of the marrlagn of their (laughter, Mnx Ine Josephine, to Arthur P. John son on July 4 at i'otlatch, Idaho. The Lundgrcns are former resi dents of this city and have many friends here who a.e sending beat wishea to the young couple. Plenie Planned Tha Grants Pass Shrine club haa Issued Invi tations to the Klamath Shrine club to attend o picnic Sunday at tho Grants Pais golf club. All nobles and thnlr wives arc anked to attend. Among tnoso plan ning to motor to the valley for tha picnic ara Mr. and Mrs. "Hod" Ellcr, and Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Bertram. Name Daughter Mr. and Mrs. Louis Williams have named their young daughter Rosemary. Mrs. Williams la tha former Emma Blythe and a nurse at Hillside hospital where the baby waa born Sunday. Both mother and child are doing nicely. Improving Little Retty Lou Tucker, 2, who suffered a frac tured left leg when the pulled a motor-bike over on herself at the family home at Tlonesta, Calif., was reported retting eas ily at Klamath Valley hospital. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Cletua Waters and family of Medford. accompanied by Mrs. Waters' mother. Mrs. Harry Harney of'f1"1 r7lce ru' re" Grant. Neb., visited In Klumath ' ln Oregon, the national 4-H rural Falls Sunday as the guests of electrification contest affords a Mr. and Mrs. John Bcal. Huron 'real PPrt"""y to club mem- street. Gas Stolen City police were advised by It H. Monroe of Front street, of the theft ol gas 'rom his cor parked near h Is home. Monroe said the lock on the tank and a lender had ; oeen jimmico. oy me prowicra. If JmproTlng-Friends of Mrs. 1 Anno Hudson, mother of Mrs F. E Drake 'and Mrs. Orpha u,. ,, , i.r- ' h j -vy ... Improving at her home. ? following a ser.ou. I use of electricity on the farm . . ., ... and in the farm home." said , A.7lT, . r!l?'',J,nd Z Davis. -The state 4-H club of L. M. Burke of Sheridan, Ore -. pproved contcst have arrived n Klamath Falls an(, t.H dub m(mber may wnerr nr. uurKQ nop cmmuiibiii-u dental offices in the Stewart- Drew building. They ore making ik linma in IK-, TiipkKi a no t . I Ash-!,helr hom ln lne J'robt "P"1" Visits Ashland Nad In e iiip iiuiim ui iter mi Minimal vuis, ... j i A.hland. and also with friend. d r.itVM in M.dford nd relatle.Jnjedford. Q Holiday Orvllle Hamilton ," ,?"d"1rT"' T1 " is spending a two weeks' Hon from his duties. Hamilton Is remaining In the city for a pnrt of ,he nolld,y I Woman Sought City police I were asked to locate Edith Coie ; for whom a death message has been received at Klamath Agen cy. It Is thought the woman was en route to Alturas. From Valley Bruce DeMors and Richard DeMcrs of Ashland I ... ... i were Sunday visitors ln this ! Visit. Ashland- N a d I n e recent national report shows Shlnor of Olene is visiting at i "ft arm families installing elec-.i.- i . i . , tricity use t first for imorove- Mr cy ne SUMt of their broth mr. una , t i i t r LIo'd DeMers. Return Home Mrs. Lee Mc Mullen and daughter, Frances Lee, have returned from a visit in San Francisco, arriving home Monday. To Portland Mr. and Mr..' George Tucker of the Jacobs apartments spent the past week end visiting in Portland and also conducting business. Sheriff's Posia All members of the Sheriff's posse are asked to meet at the fairgrounds Wed nesday night at 6:30 o'clock sharp. On Vacation Pauline Thrapp of Moe's is spending a two weeks' vacation In Eugene and Portland with friends. To Eugene Ruth Chlndgren, rural home supervisor with the FSA is attending a district con ference in Eugene this week. FREE! 1 Moth-proof Bag To the first .evanty-flve order, by phone. Pick up your phone and DIAL 4314 for the BEST Cleaning and QUICKEST Servlcel Be Prepared for Labor Day and- School Day. Earlyl i ALL SUITS and LAIN DIIKSSES FREE DELIVERY THE PELITORIVM 1116 Main Dial 4314 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Location Changed Patrons were informed Tuesday that tha placa of the Lost River Garden club flower show haa been changed to the Merrill grade school gymnasium because paint era have not finished redecor ating the Merrill library club room. The ahow will be held Sunday, August IB. Rip Tomatoes The carllness of the season in the Klamath area ia attested by a report from the Howard Strode resi dence at 027 Eldorado street whers the household has been picking rlpo tomatoes for the pust week. In Valley Mrs. James Stew art of the Jacobs apartments spent the weekend in-Eugene visiting friends and relatives. In Hospital Mil. b. E. Drlt coll la in Hillside hospital re ceiving medical attention. From Merrill Jean Fugate of Merrill was a visitor in Klamath Falls Tuesday. ELECTR IHAL CONTEST TO 4-H With the rapid increase In ocra in una Buiie, says cvcicu H. Davis, extension specialist in agricultural engineering. During the four years that this contest has been held, four " national 4-H club congress " Dn' winncrs g" ne wheeler of won free trips .,, rrfu,j w, , I" - " " ','"ajmo!,'t C0UJ,V Allen Parker of Multnomah county, and Chrlea Ki ; f ,Uull,a ;oun,v: The national 4-H club rural lrlrlfirntlnn rnnte.l nffera re- 1?";., '"'VZ enter with the approval of his county club agent. It is notl th t f b mcmbers j have electricity on their own farms to compete . .. , . . ment of the farm homo, and then ,' "PP 'a operation.. i After install ng lights the most p0puiar electrical appliances ap- Pear to be radios, irons, washing ! machines, refrieerators. toasters. Vaca-Ivacuum Cleaners not plates ana wter system pumps, in that order. in ruamam county in is year there are several ambitious club members who are considering wis coniesi ana iu possioiuues. TRIPLE DOUBLE BERNE, Ind. m Mr. and Mrs. John Doan s 8-year-old son, John Jr., ran into triple trouble A enrriHo thrown into an 1 open fire struck him on the ear. i . ... ,Li a -j inai ireaiea, jonnnie siumDiea ; . k,ki. k . ... stung several times. Crying and running to his house, he fell head-first into a bucket of paint FUNERAL BILL TITTLE Funeral services for the late Bill Tittle, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Tittle of this city, were held in Linkville ceme tery Tuesday, August 13, 1940, at 2 p. m. with commitment services and interment follow ing in baby section. Arrange ments were under the direction of tho Earl Whitlock Funeral Home of this city. SPECIAL PERMANENT $2.50 Machineless Permanent. 14 Audry?s BEAUTY SALON 1110 Main Dial 5S1S - 75CD ANGU S SELECTED FOR LEGION LEADER Angus W. Newton will be In stalled as commander of Klam ath Falls post of the American Legion at the annual Legion steak feed at Moore park on Au gust 20. Other new officers of the post are: C. H. Ellis, first vice com mander; Earl Templar, second vice commander; C. B. Morrison, adjutant; Fred Hcilbronner, fi nance officer; W. N. Hall, ser geant at arms; Carl Schubert Jr., chaplain. Members of the executive com mittee are J. H. Gallagher, Fred LaForge, S. P. Miller, E. E. Ben ner and A. P. Oldham. Dele gates to the state convention are NEWTON Heilbronner, Benner and O. D. j full diner and full lounge car, to Matthews, and alternate dele-: be equipped with fluorescent gates are Earl Templar. J. H. j lighting. This unit will be the Hunter and Elmer Mcrritt. only one in existence. New All Legionnaires and their j chair car equipment, new triple families are invited to attend , unit dining car, consisting of cof the steak feed. There will be a 1 fee shop, kitchen and diner, and small charge. Chairman of the ; event is A. H. Bussman. The weekly concert by the Klamalh FnlU municipal band will be played at the Mills k"00' tennis court at 8 o'clock Wtdnetday evening. Tha fnItA..,(n n..mK.r will a iic iuuun,n be presented: , Klamath. March Man of the House," Cost of this equipment totals Fillmore. $3,500,000. In addition, to Overture "Stradella," Flo- which Southern Pacific is order tow, ing 20 new streamlined parsen- wanz silver i n r e a a s Among the Gold," Danks. Medley "Rythm Moods," Ellington-Yoder. March "Let's Go." Woods. Song "Short'nin' Bread," Wolfe. "ai11 - ""le Slr tcn0' uirara. Selection "Roberta," Kern. Fox Trot "Wagon Wheels," Hill. March "Boy Scouts of America," Goldman. CLERK SCHOOL SET IN LAKE COUNTY WESTSIDE- Lee Ross of;pasjed through Klamath FaU' Salem, auditor of the account books of Lake county's school system, will be in the county to conduct a "school for clerks" Thursday and Friday of this week. Anne Sprague, county school superintendent, has an nounced. School clerk, from the dis tricts in the southern part of the county will meet in Lake- v,cw ""a"1- " ' to receive instructions on how to keep their records correct. ly- Clerks in the northern part rt (Via Anuntlt - " tin 4in anKAAl" of the eountv will "eo to school , "7, . -- - . , , in Silver Lake at one o clock Augustl6 BE EXPECTED! Friends are even more glad to see you when they know you're coming. Resorts, if you're bound their way, can save you disappointments, accommodate you to your very best liking, when you've telephoned ahead. Telephoning offers you the advantage of a conver sation both ways. Helps to plan, arrange, confirm. Attractive night rates 7 P.M. to 4:30 A.M. and all day Sundays. THH PACIFIC TELEPHONB AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY RAILROAD NEWS SP ORDERS NEW ROLLINS STOCK FOR NEXT YEAR Ordera hava been placed by Southern Pacific company for new passenger and freight equip ment which will be put into use early next year, It waa an nounced Tuesday at the local Southern Pacific offices. Included In the new orders are several new atreamlined Larks, carrying only room cars and offering single and double bedrooms, roomettes, latest type compartments and drawing rooms. These will operate on the night run on the toast route between San Francisco and Los Angeles. Also included In this order, which totals about $2,000,000, will be a streamlined triple unit consisting of dormitory-kitchen, a new parlor observation car have also been ordered. On the inland route between San Francisco and Los Angeles, the San Joaquin will be equip ped with new str?amlined equip ment consisting of chair cars, diner and parlor observation, in cluding fluorescent lighting, bag gage elevators, public address system and radio service. Streamlined chair cars will be put into operation on most of the through trains, such as the Cali- fornian. Sunset Limited, San i Francisco Challenger. Pacific . L,irnuea, coaster, neaver ana ger locomotives at a cost of $3 500.000. New freight equip ment costing $7,730,000 has also been ordered. Emerson Lowe, relay office manager at the Great Northern offices, is spending a week's va cation on the coast. T. F. Dixon, former Great Northern superintendent here, spent the weekend in Klamath Falls while passing through on a vacation trip. He is now locat ed at Great Falls, Mont A. D. McDonald, president of ,ltA Cn,.nFn ta.,fi ilAql Tuesday morning aboard a special car, "Oakland" en route to Portland. He will return to Klamath Falls August 15, on the Klamath, and will make an overnight stop here during which inspection trips will be made to Lakeview and Alturas. i ! Lakesliore Inn Will lie-open Thursday f f McDonald was accompanied by J. H. Dyer, vice president in charge of operations. The S. P. club will lay plans for their first annua! picnic at a meeting scheduled for Wed nesday night at 7:30 p. m. at the public library. The picnic Is to be held next Sunday at Shady Rest, on Sprague river west of Bcatty. A caravan will leave hcra Sunday morning at 10 o'clock. H. E. Alrls, warehouseman for Great Northern railroad at Biebcr, has returned from Se attle after a period spont ln the hospital there. A new freight service between Klamath Falls and Bend has been established over Great Northern lines, it was announc ed at tha GN offices. The serv ice is an extension of the daily service between Klamath Falls and Chemult. M. L. Gaetz, Great Northern division superintendent, accom panied by Mrs. Gaetz, is visit ing in Colorado on a vacation trip. L. C. Shepplcr has arrived from Seattle to take the posi tion of second trick telegraph operator at the Great Northern offices. GIVEN STEAK FEED About 85 hungry persons I swarmed into the fairgrounds' ball park at Medford Friday! evening to make away with a: tremendous amount of sizzling' steaks, beans, biscuits, coffee and watermelon. The occasion was! the buckaroo chuck wagon din-1 nor staged by sponsors of the Medford Roundup Days rodeo j slated for August 17 and 18. Among the notables attending! the feed were Mayor C. C. Fur- nas. County Agent Robert Fowl-1 er, Capt. Lee B. Bown of the I state police. City Policemen Ray Sloneker and Clyde Fichtner, Charley Read of Read's saddlery at Klamath Falls, a group of men representing Sheriff S y d I. Brown's posse, and many direc tors of the Medford Athletic as sociation. Eight pretty entrants ln the rodeo queen contest were also on hand. They were Jeanne Salade, Vera Hale, Ethel Tullis, Nancy Day, Betty Lou Baker, Susan Vilas, Nina Tuttle and Lucille Young. Also entered in the con-' test, but not present at the din ner, were Babe Harmon, Harriet; Sparrow, Betty Carman, Ellen! Tice, Jerry Bunch and an en-i trant sponsored by the Ashland Trailriders. i OTTO WHITE ARCH EASE SHOES in th, Hist cMrttrUMi Urn, mda. TSry'n matt biih la tht vcb fw uippwt. SlItcMra $12.85 1 Lw $13.85 Nt Run la Pita DREW'S MANSTORE b BEST via She SUM FBACISCO world's mini No Ezfoa 7Zoi &iie You can in California on your round trip East for not one cent mora rail fare than you pay to go straight Eut and back (to New York, Chicago, most other destinadons). See the exciting new San Francisco World'. Fair, then continue East on our direct Overland Route. Or go on down to Loa Angeles and Hollywood, then East on one of our southern routes. Fast economy trains all the way! On your trip East through California, you can enjoy fast S.P. economy trains all the way from Portland. Breakfast 29c, luncheon 30c, dinner 35c and many other money-saving features on our Brmir to San Francisco, San Francisco Challtnger (San Francisco-Chicago), Coailtr (San Francisco-Los Angeles) and Ccliorniatt (Loi Angeles-Chicago). Southern Pacific Ticket Office Stopping Over A column of chat about Klamath visitors. By BOB LEONARD J. M. Burch, a mldwesterner, Is one of the lad. who help, sup port Klamath Falls, Not that Klamath Falls would topplo if J. M. Burch should shclvo his Job with a sash and door plant ln Dubuquo, Ia, It wouldn't. But local lumbermen, if enter tainment is any citorion, would take some very immediate itepl to assume a place ln tha affec tions of Burch'. successor. Burch is the head buyer for one of the largest door manufac turer's ln the country and, in pursuance of that capacity, makes a periodical trip to th coast to check up on a lot of sales arguments which flow through his office ln the course of a year or two. In short, he', the guy who buys the product that we in Klamath Falls know is the foun dation of our basic and biggest industry lumber and without the buying power of the eastern markets, we'd have to be entire ly dependent on potatoes. The Dubuquer is one of an un knit group that passes through now and then to see where its purchases are coming from, how they're being manufactured and who's behind the manufacture. Burch is a tall, heavyset man with the mein of Actor Nigel Bruce and a thinking process like a scared bolt of lightning. Outwardly bland and with a de ceptive air of only half Interest, he is mentally one of the most alert lumbermen we've encoun tered. He is also a republican. As a veteran businessman, his interests are centered chiefly on industry, and, at the present time, its future. His observa tion business is belter; how long it will stay that way or what is its future in the light of current affairs he's tired of guessing, but has his fingers crossed. Who hasn't? Now that the riddle of the third term is solved, we find the nation settling back to be gin solving crossword puzzles again. HELP NATURE EXPEL MUCUS for symptomatic relief In com mon colds, nasal catarrh, mu cous colitis, non-allergic type, of asthma and bronchitis and ordinary catarrhal conditions in general, with ALIMENTONE It Gets Result. Ask For Free Booklet "CASTLEBERRYS" The Super Cut Rate Drug 530 Main Dial 3333 Klamath Falls, Oregon Phone 3111 120 N. 8th St. Telephone 3101
