. November 18, lftjll-
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Midland ZtnpMe
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ON FOR MERRILL
MERRILL Mr. F. E. Trot
mini, chairman of Iho annual
clilvo lor Hud Crow member
ililp in tlio Murrill district, as-
V ltod by Mr.. K, E. Kllpalrlck,
collected SO!! of Morrill SUSU
quota Wednesday morning.
Other aimlnllii during tlio Urlvo
will bo Mr, W. J. Urova and
Mr. Konnclh Uolwtill,
A house to house cunvass I
being muds till year In town
and Mr. Trotmun stated Wed
iiosilny Unit u 1 1 helium In tlio
rural dlntrlrt will bo contuctvd
iilno, probably curly noxt week
Thoio who are minted may leave
contribution at the office of Dr.
Trotmun, where membership
card will be availabla.
In addition to the ft member
hip foe there I a 3 aontrlbut-
Ing membership, flu sustain
lug memborhlp and a 123 sup
.porting membership, any or nil
1 being welcomed by the commit
tro. A number of contributing
memberships have already boon
turned In.
To avoid confuiion In the
V mind of Dions approached, Mr.
Trotman Muted Hint of each
membership fee collected 80 per
cent only 1 wnt to the national
headouurtnri, the remainder be
ln rotalned by the Klamath
county chapter for local' work.
Every Individual In Merrill
will be anked to add their bit
to thin yenr' quota.
Ranches Sold
Near Lokeview
WESTS1DE A number of
ranche wnt of Lakevlew have
been told recently. Weloy An
demon, brother of Watt Ander
son, ho purchased the Jack
Flynn place. Zlm Baldwin told
hi placa to a Mr. Evan o!
Klamath Fall, and Burdette
Rice' placa wa bought by th
Dodion brother. It i alto re
ported that Everett Rlgg ha
purchated the Homo Supply
place touth of Floyd Reed'.
Mt. Lakl
Mr. and Mr. John O'Connor
returned Thurdoy from San
Francisco, where O'Connor ha
been recuperating from an auto
mobile accident which occurred
in Nevada leveral month ago.
Teddy Green, the oldest ion
of Mr. and Mr. Martin Green,
left Thuridny for Portland to
Join the army.
Mr. and Mr. Sam Enman,
daughter Mary Loulie, and Mr.
and Mr. Clyde Griffith and son
Jtobc.rt left Friday noon for
Scottuburg, Ore., to join Mr. and
Mr. Henry Semon at their sum
mer home for the weekond.
Mr. and Mr. Albert Keady
and family (pent Sunday with
Mr. Kcady'( parent at Bly.
Mr. Eitella Hill and Mr.
Frank Stewart have (pent the
past week at Grant Pat and
at. the coast.
J Mr. and Mr. Andrew Hnnson
and children Glenn, Donald and
Murgucrlto visited relative at
Rosuburg over tlio weekend and
Armlitlce day.
Earl Reynolds Jr., arrived
homo Friday night from Cor
vullls to spend several days with
his parents.
Percy Dixon, accompanied by
Harry Wilson of Malin, Lewis
Botens of Midland and Rex High
of Olene, left Sunday for Salem.
They will attend a meeting Mon
day, called by Rex Putnam, state
school superintendent for the
four counties. Crook, Lincoln,
i Hood River and Klamath having
. tha unit school board system.
County Superintendent Fred Pet
erson and Mrs. Hagclstein of Al
goma will also attend the meeting.
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Drug Store Staff
MALIN Mrs, John H. Co
vin, rotilsterod pharmacist who
hu practiced in Oregon, Well
ington and Arlzonu, will be as
sociated In the future with the
Maun nrug atore, it wa an
nounced till week by Mr. Harry
I'rother, who succeed the luto
Harry A. Praihor a manager.
Mr. Cavln assisted recently In
the phnrmacy department of tho
Lee Hendricks drug store on
South Sixth ilroot In Klamath
fulls, Cavln has beon associated
with the bureau of reclamation
as englneor on the Tulelak
drainage tunnel.
BLY Employes of the Fre
mont forest service and their
wive residing In Bly attended
a banquet In Lakevlew Friday
evening, November 7,
It wa given In honor of Sup
ervlsor William Harrlmu'n and
hi wife at tho time of hi re
tirement from active service as
supervisor of Fremont forest
There were over 80 present in
eluding representatives of the
forest service from Umatilla,
Rogue River, Siskiyou and Fre
mont forests. Short talks, group
singing and piano (election pro
vlded entertainment.
Local persona attending were
Mr. and Mr. Ross Sheppard, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Stone, Mr. and
Mrs. Archie Strong, Mr. ana
Mrs. Lem Houston, Mr. and Mrs.
Mile Lsngdon, Mr. , and Mr.
Herbert Hadley, Mr. and Mr.
Mllford Harbison and Rollln
Meyer.
DORRIS Mr. and Mr. Let
Chate wera hotttet this pait
week to a galaxy of movie stars
from Hollywood. The usual
highlight for this time of year
was a duck dinner and duck
was the aim for which every
actor was headed.
Those who came to enjoy the
hunting were Norrl Goff,
known a Abner in the Lum
and Abner skits; Andy Devine
and Lloyd Ford, J. E. Bernard
and Guy Kibbee.
'Sadie Hawkins'
Party Given for
Lakeview Elks
LAKEVIEW The ladies aux
iliary of the Lakeview ' Elkt
were hosts to the lodge Satur
day night at a "Sadie Hawkins"
dance. Herb Cochran' orches
tra from Klamath Falls fur
nished music for the occasion.
"Skonk" pie and "preserved tur-
nips" were served by the ladies
at midnight. Honor for the best
costume went, to Dick Johns
who was dressed as "Black
Rufe," Mrs. Phil Carroll as
"Mammy Yocum," John Blair
as "Hairiest Joe" and Mrs. Faris
Glfford as "Widow Fruitful."
Altamont School
Joins Roll Call
Altamont elementary school
teachers signed up 100 per cent
in the annual Red Cross roll
call, it was announced Wednes
day. They were reported to be
the first group in tho residential
districts to go "over tho top."
Mrs. Charles Nelson is cap
tain for that area.
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Grateful JSHf6S
KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY BRAND
"CHEERFUL AS
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National DlstUlcra Products
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BLY Bly grange No. 771 met
In regular session on Thursday
evening, November 6 after a ra
ces of several month, to elect
officer and plan a program' for
future meetings.
Bmll Hull, master, presided,
and the following officers were
elected: Jeff Causbtc, overseer;
Gertrude. Coke, lecturer; Mrs
Kefflcr, treasurer; Mrs. Ruth
Hall, Ceres; Carrie Owens, Flora;
Beulah Elliott, Pomona; John
Cooler, secretary; gate keeper,
Mr. Kcffler; steward, Mr. Case
beer; assistant steward, George
Elliott; lady assistant steward,
Barbara Hall; chaplain, Mr.
Jame Dixon; new member of
executive bourd, Jim Dixon;
home economic chairman, Mr.
Hall. Kefflcr presided while
Basil Hall was reelected master,
It was planned to have a mem'
bershlp drive and Thursday eve
ning, December 4, a potluek
dinner and a program will be
held for new member and pro-
pcctlvo member.
Westside B. B. Club
Gets New Members
WESTSIDE Mr. Elmer
Hedberg, Mr. Claude Smith,
Mrs. Lloyd Cox and Mrs. Avy
Tudor Joined the Westside BB
club at tho meeting last Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. Earl
Hobbs In tho Vernon district.
Mrs. Cecil Bacon, vice president,
conducted the business meeting
in the absence of Mrs. Frank
Padget, president. Further plqnt
were made for tho entertainment
the club will sponsor November
29. Following the stunt, which
wtt won by Mrs. Miles Blolock
Mrs. Hnbbs served refreshments
to the 22 members and one guest
present.
Since the next regular meet
ing of the club falls on Thanks
giving, members will not meet
again until December 4, when
Mrs. Loren Hyatt will enter
tain at her home in Lakevlew
Hallowe'en Party
Held at Bogus
DORRIS Mrs. Anna Goode,
teacher at the Bogus school
sponsored a Hallowe'en party
last Saturday night for the pu
plls. The usual round of gay
etlct and games were enjoyed
and refreshment carried out
the Hallowe'en theme.
Those present from Butte vat
ley were Mr. and Mrs. George
Padgett. Craig Padgett and
Merle Goode.
Lokeview Sends
Delegates to Meet
LAKEVIEW The Lak enun
ty chamber of commerce it pro
viding transportation fnr the
county's delegation which will
attend the annual convention of
the Oreson Wllrillf. iVri.rntlnn
at Corvallia. on December 1 and
2. Mayor F. Cart Fetsch it
the chairman of the big game
committee of the federation.
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LAKE 4-H CLUBS
LAKEVIEW The 4-H clubs
of Lake county will hold
"Achievement duy" at Lakevlew
on November 21), uccording to
plant announced this week by
Mrt. Esther Kernun, new presi
dent of the Lake county 4-H
club leaden organization.
Approximately 90 boyt and
girlt wilt recctva awardt for the
completion of the project! at
well at scholarships won at th
recent county fair. At noon a
potluek luncheon will be held
In the Methodist church base
ment. A generous contribution
it being mudo toward the lunch
eon by tho Lake county chamber
of commerce.
EASTERN STAR TO
TULELAKE Mrs. Gertrude
Wolfe will bo installed as worthy
matron of Tuleloke chapter.
Order of the Eastern Star early
In December, with Ranee Stover
to take office as worthy patron;
Mr. Ruth Boyd, associate ma
tron; Olney Rudd, associate pa
tron; Mrs. Carrie Golden, con
ductress and Mrs. Virginia Dixon
associate conductress. Appoint
ive office will be filled before
time for the installation by the
newly elected worthy matron.
Mrs. Eva Prltchctt la the retiring
worthy matron.
The social club (if the ordfr
met Thursday at the home of
Mrs. Howard Dixon.
District Attorney
Of Lake County III
LAKEVIEW All action upon
criminal cases in the local cir
cuit court has been suspended
for the next tlx weeks due to
the serious illness of Charles H.
Combs, district attorney for
Lake county.
Combs was rushed to Portland
to a hospital this week upon the
advice of local physicians.
A small town it a place
where you can take a correct
census at any fire.
PRE-1I0LIM EVEKT!
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Yep, the House
Still Leaks
WESTSIDE After the
rain early last week Bill
Smith asked George Yount,
long-time resident of Lake
county and well known teller
of talet, if his house ttill
leaked.
"Oh ye," Yount replied.
"It rained for three day in
there after it quit outside."
LAKEVIEW The Lake
county court has intimated that
it will offer two resolutions at
tho state convention of county
Judge and commissioner which
will be held in Portland this
week.
The court will tcek the tup
port of the convention for a
bill recently introduced in con
gress by Repretentative Walter
Pierce and Senator Charles L.
McNary, which bill providet for
the payment to the countiet in
cash of 25 per cent of the value
of the national forest timber
which is used to finance land
exchanges.
The other resolution will ask
the president to halt the present
national forest timber exchange
program which it sweeping
hundreds of thousand of acres
of private property from the tax
rolls, until arrangements are
made to protect the existing rev
enue of the local government.
New Cashier Named
For Dorris Bank
DORRIS The Butte Valley
State bank hat announced the
acquisition of Ray Grace of
Weed at the new cashier for
the Dorr it bank. Grace hat been
assistant cashier for approxi
mately nine year in the First
National bank of Weed and
also was employed at one time
by the Long-Bell Lumber com
pany. Hit wife taught In the Weed
high school, and several timet
substituted at the Butte VaUey
high school. They have many
friends in Dorris, and have
taken one of the Rots Lunvik
apartments on Fourth street.
LOOKING AHEAD
PRACTICALLY OUR ENTIRE STOCK OE
nil FURS
LESS
PRESENT MARKET PRICES
These ore truty extraordinory prices when you
consider the beauty ond quality of Sitkirt furs
... We eonnot duplicate furs like these at
present market'prices. INVEST Now!
HERE ARE A FEW OF THE VALUES
RUSSIAN SQUIRREL LOCKE . . $ 139.90
SABLE-BLENDED MUSKRAT . . $139.00
PERSIAN LAMB PAWS .... $149.00
SABLE-DYED ERMINE . . . $339.00
LONDOH-DYED SQUIRREL . . . $249.00
CREY-DYED KRIMMER CARACUL $129.00
RUSSIAN ERMINE ..... $489.00
CREY SIBERIAN SQUIRREL . . $249.00
SABLE-BLENDED MARMOT . . $139.00
NORTHERN BACK MUSKRATS . $229.00
BROWN OR CREY LAMB PAW , $ 89.50
LAPIN-DYED CONEY .... $ 59.50
Buy NOW for Christmas Giving . . . Our Lib
erol Budget Terms are still in effect.
FAMOUS ROSE ANN
SITKIN FURS
Furriers for 3 Generations
719 MAIN ST.
Ti
TULELAKE Arretted her
by city police last weekend, La
mont Edmond Case, 21, wat held
for government officials on a
federal charge involving the
United State treasury depart
ment, according to Frank G.
Rhodes, chief of police of Tule
iake. Case wat taken to San
Francisco. No details were re
leased by local authorities.
Several other cases have been
heard by Justice of the Peace
Clyde Barks, sitting for City
Police Judge John Cortex who
hat been absent from court dur
ing the serious illness of Mrt.
Corter.
Perry Brown, arretted on a
charge of drunkenness, spent a
five day sojourn in the city Jail
after Judge Barks gave him the
choice of a 1 10 fine or the Jail
term.
Clement Glenn Park ton,
picked up by Highway Patrol
man Jack Lee on a drunken driv
ing: charge, pleaded guilty and
lacking tlOO-to pay his fine, will
tpend SO dayt in the county Jail
at Yreka.
James Parker, who became
enraged in a local cafe and slap
ped a waitress, was brought back
from Alturat eorly thit week to
pay a fine of $5 in police court.
The complaint charging battery
wat filed by Margaret Alien, em
ployed in the Pheasant cafe.
Malin
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Capek
and family are vacationing; for
a few day on the coast where
Capek is enjoying the fishing.
Martnmo WIHp VacltV Kaiinl
and Elzie Roberts returned Tues
day from the John Day country
where each killed an elk.
RED-ITCHY-SCALY
HKHMfl
Effective) Hone TrMtmtnt
Promptly Relieve Torture!
First application of wooetorful aaetV
tag madicaiad Zn9-- doetor'a fornrala
promptly ration th iatanao iteh
iaf aoranoM aad atart at tmf to Mp
nurralmia dean, ttiialaa lifnii Imas
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Dancing Party
Held at Westside
WESTSIDE Florence Heed
wa hottest to many of her
school friendt at a party at the
home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrt. JTloyd Reed, Saturday night;
Dancing wat enjoyed during
most of the avening, and Mrs.
Reed prepared late evening re
freshments. Among the guests present
were Dorothy and Lois Mad
dock, Yvonne and Connie Wil
liam, Dorothy and Betty Pardue,
Dorothy Dick, Dorothy Jenkins,
Peggy Glazier, Marietta Sum
mers, Barbara Dunham, Eiien
Struck, Patty Pardue, Sue Reed,
Sonny Dick, Lyie Garrett, Ever
ett Boehm, Roy Morris, Billy
Cox of Boise, Ida., Red Hcnd
rlckson, Bob Flnell, Tommy Jen
kins, Ted Struck, Frank Martin,
Stanley Young and Junior Par
due. Tulelake '
Substituting an Armistice day
party for Legionnaires and their
families for the annual goose
and duck bake of the past few
years, members of Tulelake post
American Legion and the auxil
iary enjoyed a pot luck dinner
and an evening of dancing in
the Legion hall Tuesday even
ing, A number of guests from
Klamath Falls helped swell the
attendance.
D. W. Turnbaugh, local dairy'
man, spent last week in Port
land In attendance at a veteri
nary school. He was accompan
led to Eugene by his father, 1.
A. Turnbaugh, who visited with
a daughter, Mrs. Olive White-
man. They returned home Sun
day night.
Mr. and Mrt. Ival Wolfe made
a trip last weekend to DePoe
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i Hosiery
Hose of $I.35 $1.50 qualify,
bur with slight irregularities
which ds not effect wearing
qualities
Largest No-Mend Ship
ment We Have Ever
Received!
Giveable Tops in 3- and 4
Thread Weights
Hem-Top Style in 3- and
4-Thread Weights
Your Choice of Six
Beautiful Fell enti Winter Shades:
Beige, Brown Taupe and
Neutral Tenet
Reg. $1.50 Giveable Top . . the
stretchy fop stocking in 3-thread
weight all silk from top to toe, and
in 4-fhread weight all silk te the top
with reinforced sole. Regular end
extra length.
Reg. S 1.35 Hem Tope ... all silk
from top ta toe; in 3-thread weight,
long and regular lengths, 4-threod
extra length ... with reinforced
foot.
The '
TOWN SHOP
Main at Fifth
Bay, Oregon, home of thai
daughter, Mr. Hermann Foland
who with Mr. Foiand wa a
guest at the Horion-Hardman
wedding In Klamath Fall), Oc
tober 28. Foiand returned north
Immediately after the wadding,
Mr. Foiand remaining for a few
dayt at the home of her parent.
Trouser cuffs may be done
away with in Italy a a "waste
of good material." Italians will
be lucky if they don't lose their
pants.
COMPLETE
FEMININE
HYGIENE
DEMANDS.
Much hu been written about feminins
hygiene. But no of tea women over
look hygiene in the REAL seme cf
the vord underarm cleanliness and
sweetness. You cannot be attractive with
underarms moist, stained and smelly.
Use Artid, the new cream deodorant.
1. Arrfd doe cot m dmsav, don not
irritate akia.
2. No wtftJna to &rf. Caa as std right
glut sbaviof .
9 I&xaetJr cbeeia tmplmloa J te thn.
JLtmoti odoc irorn pcapiiadoo, lup
armpits dry.
4. Arrid is a poet, white, tnaMitse, arais-
Jcaa vanishinr awn.
9. Awarded Approval Stat of American Iaati
fata ot Ltaoottma u hanalwe to fabric
Women use more Arrid than any other
deodorant. Try a 104, 394 or Wf jar to
day at any store which aeiis tiiia goods.
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