Docemher 8, 1041
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Lutflsk Plana ar mnterlnllz
big (or tlx lutflak dinner on Sat
urday, December 13, sponaored
by the Ladles Aid of the Flrat
Covenant churi'li. Besides the
dinner the sowing circle will
place hand made needle work on
ale. In order to accommodate a
larger number of paoplo at one
lime the dinner end mile will
be held In the Flmt Methodist
church, corner of Tnnth mid
High streets. Serving will be
from 0 to 8 p. m. The menu for
the dinner includea: lutflak, po
tatia korv, i o 1 1 e d potntoea,
rream gravy, freah fruit and
vegetable salad. raa and carrota,
pickled beeta, rye bread, rykrlsp.
butter, Daniah dessert, cookies
and coffee.
AetlvltUe The following re
port of November nrtlvltlra was
accepted by the city council
Monday night aa submitted by
David S. Brldgo, recreation offi
cer; Junior police court, II; Junior
police traffic, B; boya pntrola, 10;
inveatlgntlona, 21; interviewa,
81; meetlnga, 12; attended Fill
school In Eugene, blkea recov
ered, 3; llcenaea laaued to date,
1207; total amount received,
304.
Circle Tho Congrcgutloiml
I Community clrclo will hold its
regular bualneaa meeting Friday,
December S, In the community
hall on Ciarden avenue. Potluck
luncheon will be served ut 1
o'clock with Mra. Churlea M.
Reynolda In charge. Election of
officera will be held at thla time.
All mnmben are urged to be
preaent aa Important business
will be rilacuaaed.
Meeting The Ladiea Aid of
the Flrat Covenant church will
hold tta December meeting on
Friday, December 8. Frlenda
will pleaae notice that the date
la one week earlier than uaual.
U la a no-hostess' meeting and
the ladle are requeated to bring
something for refreshments.
Membera and frlenda are wel
come to attend the meeting.
Ooea South C. A. Pauley
left Monday with threo carloads
of cattle for California. He will
loin Mra. Pauley, who haa been
visiting In Akron. O., and Los
Angeles. They will return the
laat of thla week.
Visiting Mrs. Melvln Brew
aler and daughter, Beverly, of
Sprague River, are spending thla
week In Klamath) Falls before
they leave December 20 for I 111
nola for visit of several months
with friends and relatlvea.
from Salem Mr. and Mrs.
B, H. Love have returned to
their home, 2922 Whlto avenue,
from Salem, where they visited
for 10 days with Mrs. Love's
brother and family, Mr. and
Mra. Walter Bromley.
Weekend Here Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Mlsson of Salem, spent
the past weekend visiting at the
heme of their cousins, Mr. and
Mrs. E. L. Mitchell, 817 East
Main street.
Return Home Mr. and Mrs.
I Joe Bally and two aons, have re
turned home from a week's visit
in Cottage Grove and Lebanon
with their parents and other relatlvea.
present U ' ffiroucty
, a superb,gifi.,.ln,making l.W. Harper
t r i
cor is no
l.W. HARPER
'The Gold Medal WhiskeyJ
From Salem Mujnr George
Sandy, assistant to State Select
ive Service Director Col. Elmer
Wootnn, was in the city Mondny
and Tuesday on business.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 3 (P)
The heaviest prcclpitution of tho
aeoHon, ranging up to 8.00 Inches
ut Sodu springs In tho high Sier
ras, visited northern and central
California In the past 24 hours,
tho federal wenther bureau said
today.
High winds accompanied the
rain in several areus. A slide
blocked Northwestern Pacific
tracks noar Eureka and fallon
trees closed the Redwood high
way for a brief time In the some
sector.
The rain turned to snow In
parts of the Sierra region ond
temperatures dropped below
freezing at Tuhoe City, where
4.77 Inches of precipitation was
recorded. Blue canyon had 4.40.
New Store Opens
On Shasta Way
Biigvtt's General Merchandise,
a new store, will open Thursday
at 4420 Shasta way, according
to Bert Bogctt, proprietor of the
new concern. Bogctt has Just
finished the building, a frame
structure 28x30 feet, which will
house the new store. He will
carry complete . lines of meats,
grocerlea, hardware and feeda.
Bogctt came here from Snow
mass, Colorado, last August.
Motor Registration
Expected Higher
SALEM, Dec. 3 OP) About
430,000 motor vehicles will be
registered in Oregon during
1042, Secretary of State Earl
Snell sold today. The 1041 reg
istration was 437.000.
Snell said 1042 license plates
ore being moiled Immediately on
receipt of applications. The new
plates may be used beginning
December 18.
VITAL STATISTICS
ESGATE porn at Hillside
hospital, Klamath Falls, Ore.,
December 3, 1941, to Mr. and
Mra. Wallace Esgate, Shasta
way, a girl. Weight: 7 pounds 2
ounces.
CARD OF THANKS
, To the many kind frlenda and
neighbors of Klamath Falls who
were so thoughtful and helpful
to us at the time of death of our
dear son, Wallace Stanfleld. We
desire In thla woy to express our
heortful gratitude. Also for the
many floral offerings and the
kindness of Ward's Funeral
Home we are very grateful and
also the church, L.D.S. The lov
ing spirit and kindly benevolence
of all has softened the rough
places and helped us to bear
our sorrows.
Mr. ond Mrs. Wollacc Coffey
and daughter, Carol Ray.
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HEAVY WINDS
tl RAIN
ON NORTHWEST
Br The Associated Press
High winds and heavy rain
fall In the Pacific northwest yes
terday Interrupted commerce
and communication from south
em Oregon to Canada, endanger
ing shipping and indirectly
cauaed the death of Seattle
motorist.
Throughout Oregon rainfall
waa continuous and heavy with
Med ford reporting 2.33 Inches
in 12 hours, Eugene nearly 2
Inches In 04 hours and Salem
1.24 inches In tho same period.
At Cannon Beach, Oregon, an B
foot, 7 Inch tide was swept Into
the village by the wind, cutting
off electric service from 2 a. m.
until noon while fallen trees
blocked nearby highways.
United Airlines pilots reported
encountering 00 -mile winds
which cut almost an hour off the
Oakland to Portland flight but
slowed up travel the opposite
direction correspondingly.
In Washington heaviest rains
wero reported at Aberdeen
where 2.73 inches fell In the
24-hour period ending at 6 p. m.
while wind blew with a velocity
that sometimes reached 84 miles
an hour.
Olympic likewise was buffet
ed by a 50 mile gale which blew
down trees In a wido area and
caused numerous power failures
and blocking of a number of
roads. Seattle pedestrians were
sent to cover as rain fell in
sheets and wind reached a veloc
ity of 40 miles In gusts. Numer
ous landslides were caused. In
cluding one which wrecked a
newly completed restaurant
building on Sand Point way and
menaced nearby railroad tracks.
Telephone polca were down at
Everett and power service inter
rupted and as far east as Spo
kane the effects of the storm
were reported. In the Inland
city rain fell the heaviest report
ed In any hour since November,
1000, oa an even quarter inch
dropped between 4 and 8 p. m.
The lone fatality reported
traceable to the storm was that
of Arthur W. Rex, Seattle, killed
on the slippery cobblestone pav
ing of Aurora avenue when his
automobile skidded into a big
bus.
British Columbia residents
also felt the storm and residents
of Squamish, 40 miles north of
Vancouver, were working today
to clear debris left in the streets
by flood waters from the Mam
quan river.
A railway bridge, and a high
way were washed out at Squa
mish and power and telephone
connections broken as the Mam
quan backed up before a high
tide.
GX50O36 ?r
By C. H. RBBVBS
DiiltM Frttfil mnd Pm-mgtr Aft
THE trouble with being s rail
road train Is tliat you never grt to
an anywhere! Here I've got a
paaa and plenty of trains to ride,
but there-! o muc'i business m ot
Ing now that I hare to keep my
none right on the grindstone.
But If I had the time If I
could take a week or two off
rloht now here'a what I'd do.
and you might think about it.
too.
I'd board the Ortaonlan In Klam
ath Falls some morning at TiSU.
I'd alt bark In a soft seat and for
get all my troubles while the engi
neer drove ma over tha Cascade
Mountains to California. I'd are
the construction work on Shasta
Dnm (the train goes right by it)
and pull Into San Francisco-at
TiitO p. m. that night. I'd sen ome,.
of the night spots of San Fran
cisco, then next morning I'd get
on board the Poytiphi, which is
the most beautiful train In the
world no fooling. And that night
I'd be in I.ns Angeles.
In Los Angeles I'd see Holly
wood and some of the big .
radio shows. I'd sit In the
shad of a palm tree and tak
It easy until I had to gt on a
train to go horn.
Anyhow, It'a nice to think about.
Hut the trouble with being a rail
road man la that you never get
to go anywhere.
Mr. and Mn. Nlek lonp, awnert
of "honp't Apparrl," mjoy tht
comfort and rtttfulltuti of our '
tralnt, itptelnlly in bad wtathtr.
From tlm to time, I'd Ilk to
toll you something about th
boya in our offic her In
Klamath Falla. Tak La Car
ter, for Instance, who Is our
Chief Clark. La haa bn .
Sherman County
Couple New Owners
Of Cres-Dell Lodge
Mr, and Mrs. Floyd Root, new
owners of Cres-Dell lodge, on
the Willamette highway near
the Crescent Lake road Junc
tion, were in town yesterday,
shopping, and visited the cham
ber of commerce, to which they
belong.
Mr, and Mrs. Root were for
merly wheat ranchers of Was
co, Sherman county, but had
been looking for a lodge for
some time. Hearing of the com
ing sale of Cres-Dell lodge they
examined and purchased the
400-acre property, on which
there la also a portable fir saw
mill. The lodge, built of logs,
Is situated on the highway, with
hotel rooms and dining room.
It is the official stopping place
for stages traveling the Willam
ette highway.
Behind the lodge are cabins,
on the banks of Crescent creek.
All are modern, Mr. and Mrs.
Root have extensive plans for
improvements to the property,
of which a unit of three new
cabins and an apartment build
ing for their help have already
been nearly completed. Cres
Dell lodge remains open all
night and Is the only place
where meals can be secured
after midnight between Klam
ath Falls and Eugene.
Knudsen Fails to,
Understand Strikes
In Defense Work
NEW YORK, Dec. 3 MP)
William S. Knudsen, co-director
general of the office of produc
tion management, asserted today
before thousands of industrialists
that he "can't for the life of me
understand how, in a declared
unlimited national emergency.
such foolishness" as strikes "can
go on."
An applauding audience; pack
ed into the grand ballroom of
the Waldorf-Astoria, heard the
OPM chieftain declare:
"As to labor we have been
through another rather difficult
period. With production gener
ally on the upgrade, we have
been subject to a test of strikes
which culminated In the coal
strikes In November, not in most
eases for wages or working con
ditions but the usual demands
for closed shops, union shops,
preferential shops, or" what-not.
"Here we are in a very good
position on wages and working
conditions irt practically every
field of industry.
"We have all kinds of work to
do and then we have to stop and
argue about Jurisdictional dis
pute, organizational dispute, and
God knows what."
RECORD RAIN
World record rainfall was In
July, 1911, when 46 Inches of
rain fell in the Philippines witn
In 24 hours, and 88j inches with
In. 4 days.
V
her In Klamath Falls sine
1923, and as evrirvbodr knows,
his nickname Is "Buckskin"
Carter, on account of his un
canny ability to baa his limit
of deer, ducks, quail, geese or
anything else that runs or
flies.
That't all for ffn. JTwf Hma
yoa'ra planning a.fWp, drop In and
M what n-4 haw to offtr. Our
addrut It Spring and Oak and our
ItUphon itumoar it Sill.
GOING TO PORTLAND?
Tht letver
Lt. KLAMATH FALLS
Ar. PORTLAND . . .
J:4S p.m.
Tht Rlamttii
Lt. KLAMATH FALLS tlOm.
Ar. PORTLAND . . . 9:00 fun.
The Wtit Coast
Lr. KLAMATH FALLS I0i.0p.rn.
Ar. PORTLAND. . . 7:50 e.m.
On Rttn4
vay ' trip
Tourist fare .
Lower Rrrth
Cotfh fire .
17.41 1)4.10
. 1,80 ll.M
. 1.90 IP.M
GOING TO SAN FRANCISCO?
. The OretonUn
Lv. KLAMATH FALLS 7:25 tun.
Ar. SAN FRANCISCO . 7:30 p.m.'(
The XUmath
Lr. KLAMATH FALLS , 7:20 p.m.
Ar. SAN FRANCISCO 8:30 a.m.
On Rpuni
troy trip
Tourlit fere , 9.90 - $18.HS
Lower berth. '. , 2.10 . 4.20
Coach fare . ... 6.60 ' 11.90
S-P
. Th FrUndly
Southern Pacific
For Your
Information
WEATHER
NORTHERN CALIFORNIA:
Clearing and much cooler to
night, with fog in low places;
Thursday fair; strong northwest
wind, decreasing tonight off
coast. .
WASHINGTON AND ORE
GON: Showers and colder to
night, with snow over the moun
tains; Thursday partly cloudy;
strong northwest wind off the
coast and fresh to strong west
erly over Inland waters of
Washington, decreasing by to
night. MAIL CLOSINO TIME
(Effective September 28. 1941)
Train 17 Southbound) 8 a. m.
Train 20 Northbound: 10:00 a. m.
Train 19 Southbound: 5:45 p. m.
Train 16 Northbound: 9:00 p. m.
Rsbskah Meeting A meet
ing of Prosperity Rcbekah lodge
will be held Thursday evening,
December 4, at 7:30 o'clock at
the IOOF hall. There will be
initiation and election of offi
cera, according to Mrs. Herbert
Munsell, noble grand. All mem
bers and visiting members are
invited.
Social Club Party The East
ern Star Social club will meet
Friday afternoon, December 5,
at the Masonic temple when
there will be a Christmas party
and election of new officers, it
is announced by Mrs. Mclvin
Henry, president. The club
meets at 1:45 o'clock and all
Eastern Star members are in
vited. Nil Party Mambers of the
Klamath Falls Nile club and
their husbands will gather at
the Elk hotel on Friday eve
ning, December S, when they
will enjoy the club's annual
Christmas dinner, toy gift ex
change, music and old-fashioned
dance. Mrs. Leo N. Huls is gen
eral chairman of the affair, and
her committees have concen
trated this past week toward
making this year's party one of I
the- most outstanding. I
Rummag Sal Winama club, ;
Pythian Sisters, will hold a rum
mage and fancy work sale Sat-!
urday, December 6, in the old I
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In the Thick of ft THEN AND NOW
DotJg contfnutt to abiorb oil of your do
fonto oiilonmMt and to moko delivery
to your Government promptly on schedule
, . . When you decide to buy a new Dodgo
motorcar or trued, you actually anltt In
the maintenance of this vait and onentlal
production lyitem for National Defense
She
424
So. 6th
I telephone building on South
Seventh street.
Csrd Party The regular Vt-
erans of Foreign Wars auxiliary
card party will be held Thurs
day In the KC hall. Lunch will
be served at 1:30 p. m. by Er-
madee LaBargc, Cloe Shipman,
Mazcl Kimscy and Grayce
Crump. Playing will be started
immediately afterward, with
prices to be awarded. The public
is invited.
VFW Auxiliary The regular
meeting of the VFW auxiliary
will be held In the library club
room Thursday at 8 p. m. All
members are urged to attend and
bring their Christmas gift for the
hospital.
Postponed The meeting of
the Catholic Daughters Study
club will be postponed until Fri
day night owing to the bazaar
at Merrill Wednesday.
Dgre of Honor The Dgr
of Honor will hold regular busi
ness meeting and election of of
ficers Monday, December 8, at 8
p. m. in the KC hall. Birthdays
of the past six months will be
honored. Members are urged to
attend.
Forty-two women .who have
successfully completed the Red
Cross home nursing course will
meet at the armory Friday night
for finishing exercises.
The 30-hour course is designed
for women interested In further
ing health conditions in their
own homes, and is taught by
graduate nurses registered in the
Red Cross.
Three classes will have com
pleted the course by Friday, and
will celebrate with a potluck
supper and a play presented by
members of the class.
Earl Redman, chapter chair
man, and Dr. Peter H. Rozen
dal will speak.
Hail, hail, gang's all her.
Keep 'em happy Wialand'a
Br.
FOR HIS CHRISTMAS
A Jantsen
"Antlers" Sports Swatr
$9.95
DREW'S MANSTORE
733 Main
TALK ABOUT PROOF OP PIR
FORMANCEI Here's an All-Amerlcsn
record that take some of the guess
work ont of economy and a tamp Dodge
the champion In Its class. It gives yon
an Idea of what you may expect when
you buy that new Dodge, the one you
ought to buy today.
720 NEW DODGES 600
DIFFERENT CITIES 77,747 MILES
(Th rfat Tut that Oav th Wkate Trvtfc)
Yea, on algnal, they all went out on
the earn dayi each covered one hun
dred miles of normal driving) they
travelled a combined distance equal to
three times around the world) they met
with all kinds of driving and weather
conditions; they used ordinary standard
(Tim paymMt traia
o
. LOME AEHD
JEFFERSON STATE
"State of Jefferson," secession
ists have a secession movement
of their own to reckon with, In
the Northern Counties antl-jef-ferson
committee. The commit
tee stated its case in the follow
ing letter to Governor Sprague:
"Although many citizens of
Yreka, California have been car
ried away by the fervor of the
49th state movement, the major
ity of the population is opposed
to any such rebellious action.
"Do not be misled by a few
men who pretend to speak for
the majority. They are but a
minority composed of disgrunt
led office seekers.
"At the present time these
leaders are considering using the
red shirt as the uniform of the
"State of Jefferson." This will
not be the first time such a
group has used the red shirt for
their emblem. The latter group
is now waging war against the
nazis. Other members of that
group are distributing copies of
the "Daily Worker" to the
masses.
'The' 49th state movement is
just another attempt to' keep' our
country in upheaval.
"Do not let these men mislead
CHARM
BEAUTY
2248 So. 6th St.
NOW OWNED BY
MYRA EGGER
Assisted by Four Competent Operators . '
Mary Loo Thompson Luclll Parkar
Laura Hurlbut Neva Lowell
THIS COMPLETELY, REMODELED, ' '
REDECORATED, MODERN SHOP
OPENS FOR BUSINESS
THURSDAY, DEC. 4th
Hours 8 A. M. to 8 P. M
SPECIAL PRICES TO CHILDREN AND SCHOOL GIRLS
On Permonents Mochine or Machineless . ..
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fuel; they carried witnesses with them
who swore out affidavits afterward.
THE GRAND NEWS ... THE
GRAND AVERAGE
Th grand national average waa 21.4
miles to the gallon. All the individual
records clustered aomewhere around
that figure, and the affidavit are, of
course, all open to your Inspection,
There's nothing new In this to th
people who already know the new
1942 Dodge, with Its ALL-FLUID
DRIVE, and Its POWER-FLOW EN
GINE. But It Is th kind of proof that
all current buyers of motorcar ar
entitled to. It's the moat complete dem
onstration, and the most reliable evi
dence we know of.
MFUIIODBiW
POVJEKl- FLOW ENCIUCS
the good people of Oregon. W
of California sincerely disown
them." , '
BARKING BIRD '
The Island of New Caledonia
boasts of a peculiar large bird
which barks like a dog. The spa
des is found nowhere else In that
world.
Coughing
Here's Easy Time-Tested
Way To Get Relief
Oet after those dlstresamg epalls
of coughing and eaaa misery of
the cold the widely used Tick
way . . . Boll some water. Pour It
Into a bowl. Add a. good spoonful
of Vlcks VapoRub. Then breath
in the steaming medicinal vapors.
With every breath you tak
VapoRub'a medication soothe
irritation, quiets coughing, helps
clear head and breathing pas
sages. FOR ADDED BELIEF... At
bedtime rub Vlcks VapoRub on
throat, chest and back. Ita poultice-vapor
action wot lea to bring
you comfort while you atoap.
SALON
Next to Piggly Wiggly
Phone
3136
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