Auffiwt 13, 1940
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, ORE.
PAGE FTVB
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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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.
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