March 17, 1042
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE NINE
VOTER HIS UP
Arthur W. Schniipp, Klumuth
Fallf attorney, will address and
load it discussion at an opan
moetlnu of tha Mulln yraniiu at
Mnlln, Monday evitnhiK, March
23, on thft subject of "Wutcr
niKhta."
i 'Thar la no aubjm't of moru
baalo linportanco to every own
r of lrrlnnti)d lund than whoth
rr ha ha u property rl(l)t In
(ho wutor tin must huve to ruiso
crop or whuthor, us tho Inter
ior de 'i tmniit now contends,
tha ownership of tho wiiter li
and remains In tho foth-riil itov
crnnu'nt, tho landowner havinif
only tho prlvllcga of purchuAo
from the Interior dcparlmont
Mr.'Sehuupp will dlsuiss the
lt'lfal kackvrounrt of irrluntlnn.
rjaijl uluto und federal luwa re
J )t to water una und the way
those wa have been Inlarprrl
ed by tho fcourts. The ineotwH
will then bo thrown open to
guneral discussion of the sub
ject. . Tho meeting Is open to the
public, whiHIior mrrnbera of iho
uranHe or not, It will be Kin
promptly at (I p. in. It 1 hoped
that Irrigation landowner from
aft parti of tha county will at
tend. '
California Finds
Tourist Business
Cut in Half
J BAN FRANCISCO, March 17
tUP) California's 30,00O,uoo
fennunl tourist business hu been
vut approximately In half ilnce
'.if Japanese attack on Pearl
ifVaf bor it wax estimated Mon
UeV )T Callfornlana Inc.
t Ttio promotion!)! organization
expressed satisfaction over the
faal there hai been any tourist
business at all In view of the
"rumora . throiiKhout the cast
about (lunger, attack und terror
on the Pacific coast." -
TI)so rumors wera uld to
have been cuusnd by "publicity
seeking Intervlcwa, fertile Imaa
natlona, enemy Inspiration and
Iel(-dramatllng letters."
T T(iero waa no exodus from
Bun Francisco, either of the pop
ulace or of tourists already here,
tha organization aald.
Sprague River
SPRAGUE RIVER Miss Or
4i Hudson, teacher at Bly, via
iMl with her slstor Evelyn here
and attended the Saint Patrick'a
dance.
Howard Walker, Sprague Riv
er high school student is recov
ering from aoveral face wounds
received In an automobile acci
dent last week.
Maurice Chrlstcnson and Dill
Patrick are taking examinations
for entrance Into the nav.
Aldcn Lewis, who has been
working In tho office of the Cra
tor Lake Box nd Lumber com
pany has resigned his Job to en
list 111 the army. Ha Is spending
a few days visiting with rela
tives beforo his enlistment.
David Book, who recently re
ceived a bud leg Injury, is up
again and is back at his clerking
Jdb at the tdoul department
store.
Mrs. Bob Passolt Jr., is con
filled to her home for a fow days
Qi Illness.
i ho condition of Harry Short,
who has been quite 111 for the
last three weeks, Is reported to
bo Improving.
In this hour, when tho very
existence of our nation as a free
pcopla ,ia at stake, we cannot
afford to lndutga in the promo
tion' of selfish Interests. Presi
dent Roosevelt,
. We Have
IVow 1012
DODGE
TRUCKS
nnd Pickups
Ready or Immediate
: Deltoeryl .
J-Jnder the new regula
tions ' (etfeatlve March
2, 1942) YOU may be
abla to purchase a new
truck or pickup. The
new regulation seta up
five classifications of
those eligible to pur
e h a a. Classifications
are brold enough so
that il you-need a truck
you can gat It. We hava
the necessary forms and
can assist you In mak
ing proper application.
Come.lnl
PHESENT STOCKS ARE
THE LAST TRUCKS AND
PICKUPS TO BE MANU
FACTURED! M. SEE US NOW!
LOMR4RR
MOTORS
! 424 So. 6th'' v.
Survivors of Repulse Disas ter Swing
A iJFstt vX iffc VL&1 $M3
Li, M
r. .y
Burvitors of the sinking of the H. M. B. IttpuUe one of Enlnnd proudest vessels off Singapore enjoy their
leave In Bydnry, Australia, where they rrached a haven to be greeted by members ol the Australian Hospital
ity Leue.
MARKS BIRTHDAY
In France, some 2.1 years ago,
the American Legion was bum
Planned by tlio soldiers and sail
or after tho World wur, num
ber one, the. American Legion
has carried on all theso yeuri,,
living up to the preamble, ui U
constitution "ror God and
Country, wo as-tociutu ourselves
together for tho following pur
poses: to uphold und defend the
constitution of the United States
of Anicrieu: to niaintuin luw und
order; to foster and perpetuate u
one hundred per cent American-
ism; to preserve tho memories
und Incidents ol our association
in the greut war; to inculcalo a
sense ol Individual obligation to
the community, suite and niiuoii;
to combat tho autocracy of botli
the classes and the masses; to
make right the master of miyht;
to promote peace and good-will
on earth; to safeguard und trans
mit to posterity and principle:) of
Justice, freedom and democracy;
to consecrate and sanctify our
devotion to mutual hclplulncts."
In honor of Uia occasion, the
Klamath post of the American
Legion and uuxlllary scheduled
a birthday party ut the Legion
hall Tuesday evening at . 8
o'clock. On tho iirogrum, brldg,
pinochle, " refreshments and the
cutting of a largo birthday cake
wore to follow a short meeting;
Dorris ,
DOKRIS Mr. und Mrs. Wok
ter Uclnuno have moved from
Klumuth Falls to the Corx house
in Dorris.
Mr, and Mrs. K. J. Snider arc
leuving this week for Aums
villc, Ore., in' tne Willamette
vullvy. 'lncy huve loused the
farm of O. H. Snider und will
raise green beans for tho coop
erative, cannery.
Mr. and Mrs. Wulter Kobison
of Merrill, have purchased the
Abel ranch at Red Hock.
Mr. and Mrs. A. N. Thomas
havo sold their ranch near Dot
rls to Roland Souzh.
The Butte Valley high school
section of tho White und Gold,
Siskiyou county high school an
nual, is ready for tho printer.
Pictures wero taken by Kennoll
Ellis, Klu..iuth Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Marsh
all uro on a vacation which will
taku them to Portland nnd other
northern Oregon cities.
William G. Hagcl.itcln attend
ed a county high school board
meeting In Yrcka last week.
Perry Hamilton, who has been
receiving treatment in the UC
hospital In Borkelcy, Is greatly
improved and Is expected to re
turn to his home in Dorris soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Owens
returned last week from a vaca
tion trip In southern California
Mr. and Mrs, Owens were on the
fringes of the recent invasion
scare, experiencing a blackout
in Santa Barbara and visiting in
Golita the day after the bombing
of the oil wells there.
. Tho Butto Valley :hlgh school
chapter of the California schol
arslilp federation have elected
officers for tha rest of the school
year. Don Dyscrt was . elected
president, William Spannaus,
vlco president and Jean Mots
chenbachcr, secretary-treasurer.
bORRIS Mr. and Mrs. M. E
Green are the pnrV-nts of a girl
born Morch 8, at Gray hospital
hero. Tho new daughter weighed
7 pounds at birth and has been
named Dnrllno Jean.
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Dakar mony-bak ruarant
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lb
'Lucky Accident'
Weekend in City;
No Mishaps Bared
it was "lucky uccldent" week
end in Klumuth, with three col
lisions reported Snturdoy and
Sunday, but no personal Injur
ie. Wayne B. Kendall of Spring
Hold, und 11. K. Dickson of Tula
luke collided early Sunday
morning on highwuy 06 at the
Merrill Junction.
Itoy Nt-lson of Fort Klamath
und Glenn Huck of 1320 Pleas
ant street were involved in a
collision at the Weyerhaeuser
Junction on highway 06; and
Charles C. Brewer of Son Fran
cisco reported a collision with
C. L. Akes of Yakima. Wash
ington on the slippery road sur
face north f Klamath Falls on
hlghwoy 07 Sunday morning.
E RISE SET.
CORVALL1S, March 17 (P
Tho Oregon AAA office an
nounced Sunday that feed wheat
prices would advance one cent
a bushel March 23.
Similar advances will bo made
each month, In occordanco with
a department of agriculture pro
gram, until the new loan rote
on 1942 crop whetrt Is announced,
the office said.
KnrmerB , ordering wheat for
livestock and poultry feed
should contact ,tUelr county AAA
offices, tlio state orgnnUntion
udvwed. ' 7 :
Merrill
Jerry Cilmorc, manager of the
Safeway store, has been trans
ferred to Ashland and Ccril Sum
ner, formerly of Chiloquin, has
been sent to Merrill. Gilmorc
came here only a few months
ago from Grants Pass.
William Endicott. employed
here-and on Upper Klamath lake
for several years, left Saturday
for his home at Redding where
he will be employed.
Mr. and Mrs. John Kandra,
who for many years have lived
on their ranch five miles cast of
Merrill on the Morrlll-Malin
highway, plan to move in the
near future to Klamath Falls.
Their home hero will bo occu
pied by son Lewis and his fam
ily. Lewis Kondra sold his farm
property lying just north of the
John Kandra place to Ira Orem,
prominent farmer of tho Henley
district who In turn sold his fine
ranch recently. No consideration
on any of tho transactions was
made- public but it Js reported
that Orem plans to feed cattle
on his newly .acquired ranch.
I am sure wc can clean up
this business Ilka we did the
last one Sgt. D. W. Mann, leav
ing ship with A. E. F. In north
ern Ireland 24 years after sim
ilar experience with first A. E. F.
The navy docs not Indulge In
tho policy of overstating losses
that wo inflict upon the enemy
or In underestimating the losses
Inflicted upon us. Secretary of
Navy Frank Knox.
No Traveling Salesman - You Get tho Benefit
Klamath Falls Marble & Granite Works
116 So. 11th Sr. Phono 6381
Along in Sydney
M
w 4 ' '4-S&4
Members of Fremont PTA
have set aside Friday, March
20, as "Fathers' Night," when
dinner and a special program
has been arranged for entertain
ment of fathers of Fremont stu
dents. Dinner will be served In the
school cafeteria starting at 6:30
p. m. The menu consists of
chicken or tuna and. noodles.
Kilad, home made pics. A small
charge to cover expense of the
food, will be asked. Immediate
ly after dinner tho following
program will be given.
Dance by the first grade.
"Come Be Joyful."
Songs by the second grade.
Piano solos by Mary Lou
Case, 'The Angel's Dream," by
Burgmueller, "A March," by
Burgmueller.
The third grade will present
"A Dutch Dance" and "A Dutch
Poem," a Dutch song, 'The Land
of Wooden Shoes," by Ver Beck.
The verse choir of the eighth
grade will present two songs,
"Thirteen Sisters," and "Lin
coln Walks at Midnight."
Dance by Patty AUleck.
. Two numbers by the girls'
chorus.
An address by Arnold Gra
lapp, superintendent of Klam
ath Union high school, "The
School in the Defense Pro
gram." There will be no charge made
for the program.
If the press or our citizens
honestly believe that the acts
of a legislative representative
lend comfort to our nation's
enemies there must be no ques
tion about the right to tell him
just that in no uncertain terms.
Justice James P. Hill, ap
pelate division of New York su
premo court.
Paul O. Landry
this question:
"My husband has been
offered a position In an
other city and we intend
to rent our home while
we are away. If we do
not find a tenant Immedi
ately and some of the
windows should be brok
en by mischievous boys
while the house is vacant,
would our Insurance cover
the cost of replacing the
windows?"
For information on any
insurance problem, consult
the Landry Co., 313 Main
St. Phone 3612.
Tha Old Reliable Bus
iness invites you to
call end inspect the
large selection on display.
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Wastepaper Drive
Off Until Scouts
Find Store Room
Boy Scouts active In the cur
rent scout wasto paper drive
were Idle this week while cam
Boys'
Practice
Baseball
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paign leaders sought a new
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BUY DEFENSE STAMPS... ON SALE
pected, ho over, that one would
be found by the end of the week.
Gilchrist said that the one
which has been In use has been
rented. Meanwhile, he asked
Klamath residents to store their
I own waste paper for a short
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. I haven't the faintest Idea but
that we can get the stuff to our
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quickly. Lieut. Gen. William
S. Knudsen.
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